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-Deep Purple (with the five from Machine Head and Made in Japan live album)
-Blue Oyster Cult (Oregon Jam and they fuckin rocked the stadium senseless)
-Stevie Ray Vaughn (both dirty and clean)
Honorable's: Pat Travers with 50,000 crazed drunken stoned fans at Autzen Stadium In Eugene then saw him in a small club in Nashville.
Buddy Guy in a small bar in Nashville and some girl that worked for Malachi Records got us back stage to bs with him.
I might have to travel pretty far to see Mr Bungle and Tomahawk ever, but it would be awesome!
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2. Pearl Jam
3. Alice in Chains (my favorite)
2 Deftones (Cambridge, MA)
3 Rage Against The Machine (Fitchburg, MA)
1) Depeche Mode (1986 Austin, TX City Coliseum)
2) Concrete Blonde (1988 Austin, TX Backroom)
3) Jane's Addiction (1991 Austin, TX City Coliseum, was fortunate to see these guys in 2 club shows prior also)
Follow up honorable mentions: AC/DC (Beaumont, TX 1978? Last Bon Scott Tour), Cheap Trick (Anywhere, but especially a 1978 show in Beaumont, TX). Wynton Marsalis was incredible also back around 1988 in San Antonio at the Majestic Theatre.
Depeche Mode was kind of a shocker as they really aren't a big guitar band but it was a great show.
2. Linkin Park *Metallica played after and we walked out they sucked so bad compared to LP
3. Clint Black (yea yea country I know) Houston Astrodome filled with the best VA-JJ Texas has to offer
2) Jeff Beck, seen him a couple times
2) Local H, best small-venue show money can buy
#1 Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros 2001. right before he past.
#2 Mushroomhead 2008
#3 Public Image LTD 1986
I have to add that i am a huge Clash fan so my list is bias...
Pantera/Biohazard many shows and many after parties that...um... well nevermind.
Lollapalooza 1/2/3
way to many to even fathom, stacks of stubs
I just love live music
#2 The Butthole Surfers (at the 40 Watt Club)
#3 (tie) Cracker at Midtown Music Festival / DEVO at the Fox Theatre
Regrettably I've never seen a live Parliament-Funkadelic show.
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My top 3 would be:
Pearl Jam - May 2010(My first PJ show)
Tres Mtns - March 2011(Watching Mike McCready)
Royal Blood - August 2014(New band that kicks ass. Would never expect that sound from only a bassist and drummer)
Band sounds fresh and very interesting. I have to dig a little deeper now. Thanks!!
Im from the same city as Massive Attack, Portishead & Tricky, one of my most memorable gigs was seeing Massive Attack return to play a rare open air concert in Bristol during their 2003 World Tour. Bristol has a very enthusiastic and proud music scene and Massive Attack rarely got to play here during the height of their success, so it was a really special occasion.
Many of my favourite performances have been at Glastonbury festival, which I guess doesn't really count as you're spoilt by so many performers. But I'll never forget watching Beck, Smashing Pumpkins and then the Prodigy play back to back on the friday night and Radiohead headlining the saturday night in 1997.
Other standouts have been Pearl Jam, the Monotonix (fucking mental band!) Foo Fighters supported by QOTSA in Hyde Park, a secret Oasis warm up gig before they headlined Glastonbury in '95, DJ Shadow... the list goes on.
Good on you Feint, for discovering or re-discovering Pearl Jam... They have such a deep catalog and so many rarely heard tracks that when you go see them live you never know what the set list will be like.. Like you said 90 different songs in 3 shows, that's crazy..
Edit: I must see Queens of the Stoneage..
Layne's voice was in perfect shape.
1. Th' Legendary Shack Shackers
2. Guttermouth
3. Down
Honorable Mention--NOFX, Rancid, Authority Zero.
Those three bands put on a HELL of a show.
Bad Religion and OFF! were pretty damn good on monday night too.
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