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Post subject: Re: Live bands  Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:23 pm |
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Isis, The Mars Volta, Murder By Death and Darkest Hour put on the best shows.
I usually hangout in the back and listen to the music, unless I'm seeing any of these bands....then I'm up and moving.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:00 pm |
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Bands I've seen-
Shinedown
Sick Puppies
Cavo
Hollywood Undead
10 Years
Adelitas Way
New Medicine
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IronSaint
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:26 pm |
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CALIHAWK1 wrote: Tool. Seen em a half dozen times. They habe dialed some of it back in theor advanced age but still killer. Nice to hear. I've been wanting to see Danny Carey live. volsunghawk wrote: I'm a musician, too, but I didn't go to their show for a masterclass on how to play Holy Wars.  LOL, why wouldn't you want a lesson on how to play "Holy Wars"?!  _________________ pehawk wrote: I have a boner, right now, as I type this.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:52 pm |
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I've never been a concert guy. But just from watching some of their live performances at awards shows or on youtube and such I really like Mumford and Sons. Also, Eddie Vedder seems like he would be great live.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 11:39 pm |
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volsunghawk wrote: Oddly, I found Megadeth to be boring as hell live. They're technically amazing and precise, but there didn't seem to be any life to their show. It was just them playing songs exactly like they sounded on the album . I agree! I do not call this LIVE! 
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 1:45 am |
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Taking Back Sunday. Adam broke 2 mics swinging them round his head or throwing them in the air, and sang 3 songs whilst standing on the bar at the back of the venue having crowdsurfed there. Plus, they killed.
Zeb, Portishead, really? I like Portishead, but wasn't it Beth sitting in a chair whilst a guy twiddled some knobs? Or was it the shows they did with an orchestra
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 1:57 am |
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cdallan wrote: Zeb, Portishead, really? I like Portishead, but wasn't it Beth sitting in a chair whilst a guy twiddled some knobs? Or was it the shows they did with an orchestra Naw man, it was a full band, prolly 10 or 11 folks, 2 drummers... it was the best. Granted, I'd been waiting to see them live for 15 years, it was everything I'd hoped for and more, and Beth is my hero, she could've sang into a Tyco mic and made me happy. But still, it was really freakin great. They were perfect. _________________   Tanzania¹²
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cdallan
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 2:32 am |
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Nice. I've never seen them live (I don't know anybody else who likes them) but their live album at Roseland with the orchestra is something I would love to see live. I have it on video, so I can't even watch it on TV.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 2:47 am |
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cdallan wrote: Nice. I've never seen them live (I don't know anybody else who likes them) but their live album at Roseland with the orchestra is something I would love to see live. I have it on video, so I can't even watch it on TV. Man, that's like my favorite band of all time (them and Radiohead). Seeing them live was a dream come true, and they didn't disappoint. _________________ Tanzania¹²
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Jaames
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 3:12 am |
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For me it would have to be Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor is amazing live! Also I've been blown away everything I have seen Mars Volta live.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 6:42 pm |
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 7:27 pm |
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Primus are fantastic live.
Zappa Plays Zappa was probably my favorite live act, though. Closest thing I'll ever get to Frank.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 7:48 pm |
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I don't go see live music much anymore, but I've seen Primus about five times. Alice In Chains was good,White Zombie, a few others. Henry Rollins put on a good show when I saw him.
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Post subject: Re: Live bands Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 8:09 pm |
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Iron Maiden always put on a great show, seen 'em twice. Coheed and Cambria are super tight musicians and sound really good live.
The most intense band I've seen live is a band called "Letlive". It was at a cool, small venue in Spokane called the Kave. After finishing their set (they were the last of 5 bands that night, mostly local ones), the crowd starts chanting for an encore, and the singer just starts pacing the stage faster and faster. He then proceeds to punch out a nearby light with his bare fist, breaking it. Then, he starts smearing the blood from his hand on the wall behind him while the band begins to play and they go on to play a 3-song encore. I happen to know the guys who run the venue, and they weren't too happy with the blood all over the white wall, but it was pretty crazy to watch.
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