Metallica at Pukkelpop Belgium were pretty sweet
But that was also the only reason fridy was the busiest since that was kinda Metallica day
But that was also the only reason fridy was the busiest since that was kinda Metallica day
Dixie Chicks
Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй!
Billy Idol (was supporting Bon Jovi approx 15 years ago)
Wrong way imo.1927 wrote:
Billy Idol (was supporting Bon Jovi approx 15 years ago)
De La Soul and Jurassic 5.
Modest Mouse- Red Rocks (one of the top venues in the states)
Yeah, they are both really good.ParadoXic wrote:
De La Soul and Jurassic 5.
Phish fans got too rowdy there once and got the band banned for 10 years. I really hope they're able to play there once again because that venue is fucking amazing.<SS>SonderKommando wrote:
Modest Mouse- Red Rocks (one of the top venues in the states)
U2, followed by Oasis, then the Rolling Stones.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Linkin Park, by far.
Chris Cornell behind them.
Motley Crue was good too.
Chris Cornell behind them.
Motley Crue was good too.
Yeah luckily I got to see J5 before they split, man, best show ever though, it was amazing. They really know how to put on a good show. De La Soul one I went to was free so that was cool but the actual performance wasn't as good as J5's. It still kicked as though, plus the crowd sucked.phishman420 wrote:
Yeah, they are both really good.ParadoXic wrote:
De La Soul and Jurassic 5.
Seen both of those as well. Saw De La again just this past August, pretty good.ParadoXic wrote:
Yeah luckily I got to see J5 before they split, man, best show ever though, it was amazing. They really know how to put on a good show. De La Soul one I went to was free so that was cool but the actual performance wasn't as good as J5's. It still kicked as though, plus the crowd sucked.phishman420 wrote:
Yeah, they are both really good.ParadoXic wrote:
De La Soul and Jurassic 5.
Too many good live shows to pick just one. Seeing all 9 members of Wu Tang back in like 2001 was good. Shame ODB wasn't around when I saw them last year.
Awesome.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Seen both of those as well. Saw De La again just this past August, pretty good.ParadoXic wrote:
Yeah luckily I got to see J5 before they split, man, best show ever though, it was amazing. They really know how to put on a good show. De La Soul one I went to was free so that was cool but the actual performance wasn't as good as J5's. It still kicked as though, plus the crowd sucked.phishman420 wrote:
Yeah, they are both really good.
Too many good live shows to pick just one. Seeing all 9 members of Wu Tang back in like 2001 was good. Shame ODB wasn't around when I saw them last year.
I also saw De La not that long ago, it was a free show they did in Whistler, I think it was in April. But like I said the crowd was so lame. Like when Maseo (The DJ) came on stage like 90% of the crowd didn't even seem to know who he was. But they were good non the less.
J5 was soooooo good though. I wish they didn't split. But unfortunately I saw then after Cut Chemist had already left the group.
Oh lucky! I can't believe I missed Wu-Tang live not to long ago, they were doing an all ages show I think it was in Seattle, it's a bit of a drive but I would have still gone. RZA was here not too long ago as well but it was 19+ so I couldn't go, my brother went though (lucky bastard) Did you see them in a Rock the Bells event?
Which other rap shows have you gone to?
Metallica.
It was a free show that they did in Sacramento at a Tower Records store parking lot around 1996. They anounced it that day on the radio, so about only about 5 thousand people showed up. The police then came to disband the crowd, saying that Metallica did not get the proper permits in order to play the show. About 80% of the crowd left, but after about and hour a big rig pulled into the lot and a few roadies jumped out of the cab and began setting up crowd gaurds. About 5 minutes after that they pulled a canvas cover off of the side of the side of the truck's trailor, revealing the band and the mobile stage. They played for about an hour.
Best. Show. Ever.
It was a free show that they did in Sacramento at a Tower Records store parking lot around 1996. They anounced it that day on the radio, so about only about 5 thousand people showed up. The police then came to disband the crowd, saying that Metallica did not get the proper permits in order to play the show. About 80% of the crowd left, but after about and hour a big rig pulled into the lot and a few roadies jumped out of the cab and began setting up crowd gaurds. About 5 minutes after that they pulled a canvas cover off of the side of the side of the truck's trailor, revealing the band and the mobile stage. They played for about an hour.
Best. Show. Ever.
The White Stripes
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Ya I saw De La this year and Wu last year at Rock the Bells.ParadoXic wrote:
Oh lucky! I can't believe I missed Wu-Tang live not to long ago, they were doing an all ages show I think it was in Seattle, it's a bit of a drive but I would have still gone. RZA was here not too long ago as well but it was 19+ so I couldn't go, my brother went though (lucky bastard) Did you see them in a Rock the Bells event?
Which other rap shows have you gone to?
As for hip hop acts I've seen, I don't even know how many. I try to go to a live show at least once a month, mostly reggae or hip hop, but every once in a while there will be an 'indie' band or something or other.
In the past year I've seen the following hip hop:
Immortal Technique
Jedi Mind Tricks
Nas
Mos Def
Chali 2na
Warren G
Dj Quick
Tribe Called Quest
Living Legends
Pharcyde
Visionaries
Psycho Realm
Dilated Peoples
Sage Francis
De La Soul
Murs (solo performance)
7L and Esoteric
Outerspace
Reef tha Lost Cause
There's more I'm sure
This topics back is it
Well i just saw Bloc Party a few weeks ago, and they were surprisingly really good live. It was amazing
Well i just saw Bloc Party a few weeks ago, and they were surprisingly really good live. It was amazing
can't decide...
Slayer @ hard rock Orlando
Primus @ hard rock again
Tool for the Aenima tour in '97 i think @ masquerade in ybor(now closed)
Slayer @ hard rock Orlando
Primus @ hard rock again
Tool for the Aenima tour in '97 i think @ masquerade in ybor(now closed)
Oh man I would love to see those artists live. Especially Dilated Peoples, ATCQ, Nas and Pharcyde out of that list. That's bloody nice though. I'm guessing you went to Rock The Bells this year? (I was maybe going to go but the show I would have gone to got moved to Washington instead)KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Ya I saw De La this year and Wu last year at Rock the Bells.ParadoXic wrote:
Oh lucky! I can't believe I missed Wu-Tang live not to long ago, they were doing an all ages show I think it was in Seattle, it's a bit of a drive but I would have still gone. RZA was here not too long ago as well but it was 19+ so I couldn't go, my brother went though (lucky bastard) Did you see them in a Rock the Bells event?
Which other rap shows have you gone to?
As for hip hop acts I've seen, I don't even know how many. I try to go to a live show at least once a month, mostly reggae or hip hop, but every once in a while there will be an 'indie' band or something or other.
In the past year I've seen the following hip hop:
Immortal Technique
Jedi Mind Tricks
Nas
Mos Def
Chali 2na
Warren G
Dj Quick
Tribe Called Quest
Living Legends
Pharcyde
Visionaries
Psycho Realm
Dilated Peoples
Sage Francis
De La Soul
Murs (solo performance)
7L and Esoteric
Outerspace
Reef tha Lost Cause
There's more I'm sure