Best Concert you ever seen?

[JoeyMegaJet]

Ozzy and a young Iron Maiden with Paul Dianno as there Frontman. Rhandy Rhoads Rocked as always and Iron Maiden was raw and up and coming. I believe it was at the Palladium NYC. This was one of many shows in the early eighties that rocked, or at least in the top ten.... ;)

[Shadetree]

The Who.


Best live band.......ever. ;)

[4th&Long]

Nirvana...New York Coliseum...1993

[MARYLAND JET]

Pink Floyd.....The WALL concert in the early 80's at the Nassau Coliseum.

There are bands I saw and liked their music better...but...the show Pink Floyd put on that night was phenominal.

[JStokes]

Springsteen 1978-1979.

[bman]

jane's addiction

[PatsFan1]

Greatful Dead
ANY YEAR ANY STADIUM

No set lists, just jamming until they get tired.

[Jman21]

It was The Who - Shea 82 (first big show for me)
Now its The Who - MSG (Quadrophenia 96?)
I hate ticketbastard but somehow I got second row for the show.

Honorable mention - GNR at the Ritz

[Shadetree]

Originally posted by Jman21@May 14 2004, 09:55 AM
It was The Who - Shea 82
Here's your winner....I believe The Clash opened this show....sick concert

[DrJet18]

1. Woodstock 2 No hate or fires, just lots of love and mud.
2 Lolapalooza 3 Fishbone, Alice in Chains, Primus, Rage Against the Machine................Bonus = Tool on the Side stage!!
3. Lolapalooza 2 Ministry, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ice-T had a back stage pass Ala the Aids Awareness wheel. $2 and a spin won a 1 in 300-something shot at the pass

Have not been to a show in a while. I feel old, like I might get hurt now.

[ledge]

you wanted the best you got the best! KISS

[brooklynjetfan]

Soundgarden opening for Neil Young at Jones Beach, back in 96/97 i think. Great show! Pouring rain when SoundGarden was on, they ripped the place up, then they went off, they sky cleared, and Neil came on...beautiful!

[Jack Straw]

Old and in The Way, 2001.... Jerry Garcia's old bluegrass band.


Peter Rowan, Vassar Clements, David Grisman absolutely lit the stage on fire. Had the place rocking like i've never seen. Great show.

[peepemtom]

RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS, AND STONE TEMPLE PILOTS AT JONES BEACH
AND THEN BEATISE BOY AND RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE CONTENITAL ARENA

[isired]

Originally posted by bman@May 14 2004, 09:53 AM
jane's addiction
ditto.

i've seen most of the shows/bands listed above, couldn't hold a candle to jane's live. pearl jam 2 days in the mud @ randall's island is a close 2nd, ozzy w/ metallica in '84(?) was right up there too, as was lollapalooza 3 (saw it at waterloo village in nj, great venue).

[Boozer76]

Originally posted by JetsFutureGM@May 14 2004, 10:15 AM
Old and in The Way, 2001.... Jerry Garcia's old bluegrass band.


Peter Rowan, Vassar Clements, David Grisman absolutely lit the stage on fire. Had the place rocking like i've never seen. Great show.
That's good stuff bro. I saw Dave Grisman up in Big Boulder PA coupole years back.


The best concert I've been to would have to be String Cheese Incident at MSG, NY. Sold out show and an awesome setlist.

[djaparz]

1st Billy Joel @ MSG

2nd. Billy Joel / Elton John

3rd Jackson Victory Tour 1984 (sat in the last row of the Swamp!!!)

[Timby01]

Originally posted by peepemtom@May 14 2004, 12:15 PM
RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS, AND STONE TEMPLE PILOTS AT JONES BEACH

awesome concert.....another of my fav's was RHCP @ MSG

[bman]

Jane's Addiction is by far the greatest band in the history of rock n roll!

[mreis171]

1. Springsteen in 1984 at Giants Stadium
2. Pearl Jam at Randalls Island in 1996, still defying TicketMonster at the time
3. Phish, MSG, New Year's eve 1995/96

[JOJOTOWNSELL]

Originally posted by peepemtom@May 14 2004, 10:15 AM

BEATISE BOY AND RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE CONTENITAL ARENA
Didnt that concert get cancelled because Mike D broke his arm in a bicycle accident downtown the day before the show??

[Maxman]

Originally posted by mreis171@May 14 2004, 10:33 AM
1. Springsteen in 1984 at Giants Stadium
AMEN.

[Jman21]

I love the Chili Peppers but STP floored them that tour.

Waterloo - sniff miss that place- so many shows so long ago...
Palooza 1&2
Phish
Horde
Crawfest
FGH

[TexJet]

3)Pink Floyd at Tampa Stadium in 1977..........clouds were pink (honestly)!

2)Steely Dan in St. Pete (1995)..........they rarely toured. This was part of a 5-6 city tour they did that year. Center row tickets about 12 rows from stage.

1)Moody Blues in Barcelona (1999). They played at the Royal Palace in Barcelona (with the Barcelona Symphony Orchestra) for a special event, less than 2000 people. We were in front of the stage dancing (my wife made me). Incredible event.

[Come Back to NY]

This Concert right here:

http://www.led-zeppelin.org/multimedia/photos/group49.jpg

Led Zeppelin- the only band that matters, opening night at the Garden, 6/7/77. I was 13 years old and sitting in the tenth row. I have the ticket stub in a frame right above me here in my office!

[mangojet]

Rage Against the Machine at Roseland over 6 years ago.

[LesterLyles]

Originally posted by mreis171@May 14 2004, 10:33 AM
1. Springsteen in 1984 at Giants Stadium
2. Pearl Jam at Randalls Island in 1996, still defying TicketMonster at the time
3. Phish, MSG, New Year's eve 1995/96
I was at the Pearl Jam Randall's show and I have to say that was a great great show. I really like the U2 Achtung Baby tour as well...saw them 3 times. Page & Plant as well as Page and the Black Crows were pretty special, as well.

[Come Back to NY]

Originally posted by mangojet@May 14 2004, 10:49 AM
Rage Against the Machine at Roseland over 6 years ago.
I was at that show in '96- sick. I had a ball banging people in the pit.

[bman]

I had a ball banging people in the pit.

repubs are so g_y

[NYJ310]

Best concerts I've ever seen?

1. Depeche Mode 101 at the Rose Bowl

2. U2

3. Rage Against the Machine

[Smizzy]

Wu-Tang & Rage Against The Machine.

Ol Dirty Bastard was released from jail that morning so they had a nice little welcome home for him on stage.

great show.

[PFSIKH]

I know it is the offseason, but did we not already have this thread? :rolleyes:

Theater of Pain Tour - Motley Crue.
Blue Oyster Cult
Van Hagar
Deep Purple
Aerosmith

[JStokes]

U2 at the Meadowlands in 2002 was pretty great when the had all the names of the WTC victims on the banners going up to the ceiling and Bono pulling open his leather jacket with the American flag in it's lining.

America has still not forgotten at that point.

[thechadzone10]

Red hot chilli peppers in 2003
Lollapalooza 2004( janes addiction,AUDIOSLAVE, incubus, BOY SETS FIRE ON THE SIDE STAGE!)
Pearl Jam 2003 ( on my b-day)
Staind with sevendust roseland ballroom 2003
Sprite Liquid mix tour (311 , jay z , hoobastank, n.e.r.d.)
a perfect circle 2 weeks ago

im only 15 but i been to over 30 concerts the last 2 years. some bands i wish i could of saw in there day would be sublime , rage against the machine and stone temple pilots. i missed out on tool in 2002 because i was on vaction so next tour i will def. be there .

[joe willie]

Originally posted by Come Back to NY@May 14 2004, 10:47 AM
This Concert right here:

http://www.led-zeppelin.org/multimedia/photos/group49.jpg

Led Zeppelin- the only band that matters, opening night at the Garden, 6/7/77. I was 13 years old and sitting in the tenth row. I have the ticket stub in a frame right above me here in my office!
1)I still have the program from that tour !!!,I just dug it out of some old stuff from the past !!!!!
I really thought that tour was in '98 for some reason whenever I spoke of that show I always said it was in '78 ??but the back of the program say's 1977

that was the 2nd big show I seen !!!! with the 3-D pyramid of laser lights with Page in the center playing
of the revolving pyramid !!!!

I also was pretty young at the time !!! {i'm 40 now :D }

with that program was also programs from.....
2)the Who in '79 with drummer Kenney Jones at the Garden !
3)Renaissance !!!at the city center no date on program {probably '78}if I had to guess} though I don't guess well :D
4)Genesis at the Rockland field house {again no date on program ?}this was the An then there was three tour,{as the general admission doors opened....we were throwing around a frisbee and all of a sudden....I was literally OFF my feet lifted a good foot in the air and moving toward the doors,{thank god I was able to duck !!}
5)Yes tour of '78 {Tourmato}Garden
6) Stones in '89 at Shea
7) the Who in '98 at Giants Stadium
8) though not a concert the 36th annual NHL all star game !!! {Don Malony won the MVP :D }

I'm so glad I saved these things !!!

[DOLPHINWORSHIPPER2]

My favorite, because it was outdoors and all day was MONSTERS OF ROCK 1988 in San Francisco at the then Candle Stick Park. Kingdome Come(sp?), Dokken, Metallica, Scorpions, and Van Halen finishing off. The Scorpions actually put on the best show. They all rocked though. Oh man I had a blast....oh the days.........

I saw Pink Floyd a couple times and I thought they were quite boring. Lots of cool lasers though but I thought it was boring. By far the most BORING concert I ever saw was Boston in 1988. It was at the Worcester Civic Center in Mass. They stood still all concert and played their latest album, song by song in a row. Sounded good but it sounded just like the album.
Of course, the Stones were pretty awesome in Foxboro 1988-89???

you know who was pretty cool.....BB King in Providence, RI (1989???) in a little club called the 'Living Room'. That little club was awesome. Low cover and they had bands such as the Ramones, BB King, Blue Oyster Cult...think it burned down I heard. Anyway, BB king.......He was smooooth and the show was awesome.

[TheBrodyMan]

Pearl Jam at Nassau and Pnc Bank in 2003...ridiculous show. I happened to buy tickets behind the band at Nassau, thinking it was going to suck, but it turned out we were closer than most people were in the back. Between those two shows, they played basically every song I wanted to hear: Dissidence, Yellow Leadbetter, etc. I mean god, they even did Hungerstrike. Granted it was with Slater Kinney who sucks, but it was still amazing to hear it.

[the Vinman]

Echo and the Bunnymen!

[Maxman]

Originally posted by PFSIKH@May 14 2004, 11:19 AM
I know it is the offseason, but did we not already have this thread? :rolleyes:

Theater of Pain Tour - Motley Crue.
Blue Oyster Cult
Van Hagar
Deep Purple
Aerosmith
If this was a duplicate Smizzy would have certainly pointed it out.

[PFSIKH]

Originally posted by Maxman+May 14 2004, 04:06 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Maxman @ May 14 2004, 04:06 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--PFSIKH@May 14 2004, 11:19 AM
I know it is the offseason, but did we not already have this thread? :rolleyes:

Theater of Pain Tour - Motley Crue.
Blue Oyster Cult
Van Hagar
Deep Purple
Aerosmith
If this was a duplicate Smizzy would have certainly pointed it out. [/b][/quote]
Filling in for Smizzy today...PFSIKH.

http://www.jetsinsider.com/forums/index.ph...t=21317&hl=best (http://www.jetsinsider.com/forums/index.php?act=ST&f=2&t=21317&hl=best)

[Smizzy]

Originally posted by Maxman@May 14 2004, 12:06 PM
If this was a duplicate Smizzy would have certainly pointed it out.
You know me....Mr.Rules :rolleyes:

[Broadway_Joe12]

AFI @ the roselands in NYC.... one of the most energetic live shows ever. just recently in ap magazine i belive? they were put up in the top 50 live bands ever.... along w/ led zepplin and other legendary bands.... this is definatley a band to go see live...

also another very talented band that is up and coming Avenged Sevenfold... just saw them a few weeks ago @ the chance in Poukipsee NY.... one of the most talented bands around right now.... anything of thiers is worth d/ling or buying however u prefer to get your music... and the scary this is thier only 20 years old... thrash metal/hardcore influences... and they idolize guns and roses and megadeath.... so imagine metal w/ nice singing and choruses.... its sick s**t!!

[shuler82]

1. pearl jam 9/11/98 MSG
2. radiohead fall 2001 MSG
3. phish 2/28/03 nassau

[OrangeJet]

Rush - Darien Lake 1997

Followed by numerous other Rush, Jethro Tull and Stevie Ray Vaughan shows.

[thechadzone10]

yea brody man i went to tweeter center show july 5th and msg show july 9th for me i didnt have such luck with EVERY song but i heard what i wanted to hear except jeremy and hunger strike . it would be amazing to see temple of the dog reunite and do hunger strike one last time

[TheBrodyMan]

Originally posted by thechadzone10@May 14 2004, 11:42 AM
yea brody man i went to tweeter center show july 5th and msg show july 9th for me i didnt have such luck with EVERY song but i heard what i wanted to hear except jeremy and hunger strike . it would be amazing to see temple of the dog reunite and do hunger strike one last time
Yea a Temple of the Dog reuinion would be simply amazing. But I dont see it happening cause Cornell and Vedder arent too fond of each other <_<

[shuler82]

Originally posted by TheBrodyMan+May 14 2004, 02:48 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (TheBrodyMan @ May 14 2004, 02:48 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--thechadzone10@May 14 2004, 11:42 AM
yea brody man i went to tweeter center show july 5th and msg show july 9th for me i didnt have such luck with EVERY song but i heard what i wanted to hear except jeremy and hunger strike . it would be amazing to see temple of the dog reunite and do hunger strike one last time
Yea a Temple of the Dog reuinion would be simply amazing. But I dont see it happening cause Cornell and Vedder arent too fond of each other <_< [/b][/quote]
did temple of the dog actually even ever play a show together? i thought they just got together to cut an album in rememberance of Andrew Wood and moved on.. wasn't really a band, per say..

[Timby01]

Forgot to add Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds @ Radio City 3/03 amazing accoustic set

[TheBrodyMan]

Originally posted by shuler82+May 14 2004, 11:50 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (shuler82 @ May 14 2004, 11:50 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> Originally posted by -TheBrodyMan@May 14 2004, 02:48 PM
<!--QuoteBegin--thechadzone10@May 14 2004, 11:42 AM
yea brody man i went to tweeter center show july 5th and msg show july 9th for me i didnt have such luck with EVERY song but i heard what i wanted to hear except jeremy and hunger strike . it would be amazing to see temple of the dog reunite and do hunger strike one last time
Yea a Temple of the Dog reuinion would be simply amazing. But I dont see it happening cause Cornell and Vedder arent too fond of each other <_<
did temple of the dog actually even ever play a show together? i thought they just got together to cut an album in rememberance of Andrew Wood and moved on.. wasn't really a band, per say.. [/b][/quote]
Yea they just got together for that one album...wouldve loved to hear some of their live stuff, but they werent in it to perform. Have to get much respect for a band that gets together just to make an album for their friend, without worrying about profits

[petejet]

Originally posted by PatsFan1@May 14 2004, 01:54 PM
Greatful Dead
ANY YEAR ANY STADIUM

No set lists, just jamming until they get tired.
I was at that show!

[thechadzone10]

yea they played one of the earlier lollapalooza's

[chillster]

REM at the Ritz in 1984 or 85 when it was general admission and people got hurt pushing to get close to the stage so REM stopped it early but the show was awesome

honorable mention goes to

U2 - after 9/11 and Joshua tree tour
S & G - the free one in the park
RHCP - they rock and are only getting better 20 years in
Bruce - Giants Stadium - 1985 - 1/2 twist and shout encore

[NYRAGE]

hmm The Who/Clash at Shea in 1982 was pretty good.

best heavy metal show: Possessed/Dark Angel at CBGBs 1986 tied with any Slayer show at LaMours in the 80s

best recent show: Radiohead last tour - from the PIT

a few years ago: Nine Inch Nails - Downward Spriral tour - Trent throws his synth and knocks out the drummer

[TheBrodyMan]

Originally posted by NYRAGE@May 14 2004, 01:02 PM


best heavy metal show: Possessed/Dark Angel at CBGBs 1986 tied with any Slayer show at LaMours in the 80s


Did you hear that Lamours closed down? Man, even though the shows there have sucked recently, it is a pretty historic metal club.

[JStokes]

Teddy Pendergrass (BV) at the Westbury Music Fair, not so much for the music, but for what he did for the babe I was with.

She could not WAIT to get to the motel, and for that, Teddy, I will always be grateful.

[mreis171]

Originally posted by TheBrodyMan@May 14 2004, 11:58 AM
Pearl Jam at Nassau and Pnc Bank in 2003...ridiculous show. I happened to buy tickets behind the band at Nassau, thinking it was going to suck, but it turned out we were closer than most people were in the back. Between those two shows, they played basically every song I wanted to hear: Dissidence, Yellow Leadbetter, etc. I mean god, they even did Hungerstrike. Granted it was with Slater Kinney who sucks, but it was still amazing to hear it.
I was at the PNC Show last year and thought it was over when they walked offstage after a couple of encores. The we heard them break into Hunger Strike, and they let us go back inside since the gates were wide open. I never expected to hear that song, so I could live with Sleater Kinney joining in. Man, they sucked opening up for PJ, though.

[NY315MOE]

1) GrandMasterFlash & the Furious 5 @ Drumlin's CC in DeWitt, NY., circa 1982.
Flash on the wheels, absolutely incredible. He made me & everybody else in the room want to be DJ's.

2) NYC Fresh Fest @ Rochester War Memorial/Nassau Colliseum, circa 1988; RUN-DMC, Whodini, LL, Douglas E. Fresh & Get Fresh Crew, EPMD, etc.

[jesper stromblad rules]

Originally posted by NYRAGE@May 14 2004, 01:02 PM
best heavy metal show: Possessed/Dark Angel at CBGBs 1986
Have you any idea how envious I am?

Best concert for me was my first. Acid Reign/D.A.M. at the Swan Inn, Drogheda in 90. Stage diving, Crowd invasions, Postman Pat, the stage breaking twice...truly classic night.
Other notables:
The No Mercy Fest London, 2003.
Bloodstock Festival, Derby, 2002.
Exodus in Mulcahy's, Wantagh a couple of weeks ago (same night as Metallica in Nassau Coliseum coincidentally).
Nuclear Assault, CBGB's 2002
Entombed/ The Haunted, Dublin 2000
Judas Priest/Annihilator, SFX, Dublin 91 (last night of the Euro Painkiller tour).

[#90]

*** U2! ***

MSG (October 2001 w/ touching 9/11 tribute)
Yankee Stadium

[Scott Dierking]

The Black and Blue Tour-Black Sabbath with Blue Oyster Cult

[mreis171]

Originally posted by thechadzone10@May 14 2004, 11:34 AM
a perfect circle 2 weeks ago

im only 15 but i been to over 30 concerts the last 2 years. some bands i wish i could of saw in there day would be sublime , rage against the machine and stone temple pilots. i missed out on tool in 2002 because i was on vaction so next tour i will def. be there .
How is A Perfect Circle? Who's their audience? Mostly teens?

They're playing the Hard Rock when I'm in Vegas next month and I was thinking of checking them out.

[ASH_1962]

1) Moody Blues 1980 MSG - My first moodies experience and left an ever lasting impression on my musical taste
2) Genesis-Wherever whenever-To see Genesis was like a religious experience (No pun intended)
3) Floyd at Yankee Stadium/Nassau coliseum
4) Grateful Dead Anywhere
5) The Who at MSG performing Quadrophenia
6) ELO at MSG in the 70's with the space ship (Out of the Blue Tour)
7) Justin Hayward at the Supper Club in Manhattan
8) Swing Out Sister at the Supper Club in Manhattan
9) Rush Nassau Coliseum
10) Basia at Jones beach with Spyro Gyra

[The Chad]

Originally posted by Timby01+May 14 2004, 10:27 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Timby01 @ May 14 2004, 10:27 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--peepemtom@May 14 2004, 12:15 PM
RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS, AND STONE TEMPLE PILOTS AT JONES BEACH

awesome concert.....another of my fav's was RHCP @ MSG [/b][/quote]
RHCP at Jones Beach last summer - i was there

[dickkotite]

1. red ryder at ottos in montreal
2. quaterflash in 84 at ottos in philly
3. happy mondays at tuesdays in red bank

this is quite possibly the most boring week here at ji.com. cant wait for preseason

[Scott Dierking]

Originally posted by dickkotite@May 14 2004, 05:11 PM
1. red ryder at ottos in montreal
2. quaterflash in 84 at ottos in philly
3. happy mondays at tuesdays in red bank

this is quite possibly the most boring week here at ji.com. cant wait for preseason
Quarterflash?-Really?

i had not heard that name in quite a while

[Come Back to NY]

Originally posted by joe willie+May 14 2004, 11:55 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (joe willie @ May 14 2004, 11:55 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--Come Back to NY@May 14 2004, 10:47 AM
This Concert right here:

http://www.led-zeppelin.org/multimedia/photos/group49.jpg

Led Zeppelin- the only band that matters, opening night at the Garden, 6/7/77. I was 13 years old and sitting in the tenth row. I have the ticket stub in a frame right above me here in my office!
1)I still have the program from that tour !!!,I just dug it out of some old stuff from the past !!!!!
I really thought that tour was in '98 for some reason whenever I spoke of that show I always said it was in '78 ??but the back of the program say's 1977

that was the 2nd big show I seen !!!! with the 3-D pyramid of laser lights with Page in the center playing
of the revolving pyramid !!!!

I also was pretty young at the time !!! {i'm 40 now :D }

with that program was also programs from.....
2)the Who in '79 with drummer Kenney Jones at the Garden !
3)Renaissance !!!at the city center no date on program {probably '78}if I had to guess} though I don't guess well :D
4)Genesis at the Rockland field house {again no date on program ?}this was the An then there was three tour,{as the general admission doors opened....we were throwing around a frisbee and all of a sudden....I was literally OFF my feet lifted a good foot in the air and moving toward the doors,{thank god I was able to duck !!}
5)Yes tour of '78 {Tourmato}Garden
6) Stones in '89 at Shea
7) the Who in '98 at Giants Stadium
8) though not a concert the 36th annual NHL all star game !!! {Don Malony won the MVP :D }

I'm so glad I saved these things !!! [/b][/quote]
Renaissance!!! Wow...I thought I had the only album they produced! That chick could sing!

No...Zeppelin's last tour of America was 1977 and even that was sadly cut short (Robert Plant's five year old son tragically died).

They were suppose to come around again in 1980 but then Bonzo passed, on my birthday nonetheless!! :(

[Come Back to NY]

Originally posted by ASH_1962@May 14 2004, 04:57 PM
1) Moody Blues 1980 MSG - My first moodies experience and left an ever lasting impression on my musical taste
2) Genesis-Wherever whenever-To see Genesis was like a religious experience (No pun intended)
3) Floyd at Yankee Stadium/Nassau coliseum
4) Grateful Dead Anywhere
5) The Who at MSG performing Quadrophenia
6) ELO at MSG in the 70's with the space ship (Out of the Blue Tour)
7) Justin Hayward at the Supper Club in Manhattan
8) Swing Out Sister at the Supper Club in Manhattan
9) Rush Nassau Coliseum
10) Basia at Jones beach with Spyro Gyra
Moodies are a great band, one of my favorites (after Zep)! I saw them in '78, the '81 tour (both at the Garden) and about 15 other times! I actually saw them at a ski slope in Patterson, NY in '92!


I'm going to see them twice this summer- 6/20 in Poughkeepsie and 6/27 @ Jones Beach.

[joeysjets]

KISS w motley crue as the opening band.performance wise no band could ever equal KISS live.

[Jet Ski]

Angel, Rush and Blue Oyster Cult around 1977 in Plattsburgh N.Y.

[dickkotite]

Originally posted by Scott Dierking+May 14 2004, 05:13 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Scott Dierking @ May 14 2004, 05:13 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--dickkotite@May 14 2004, 05:11 PM
1. red ryder at ottos in montreal
2. quaterflash in 84 at ottos in philly
3. happy mondays at tuesdays in red bank

this is quite possibly the most boring week here at ji.com. cant wait for preseason
Quarterflash?-Really?

i had not heard that name in quite a while [/b][/quote]
dude i was goofin

[dickkotite]

Originally posted by Jet Ski@May 14 2004, 06:58 PM
Angel, Rush and Blue Oyster Cult around 1977 in Plattsburgh N.Y.
that sounds like heaven

[JonEJet]

1. Joe Cocker at the Berlin wll in '89
1A. Boston at Worcester Coliseum
2. SARS concert Toronto '03
3. The Alarm at Stoneybrook '86
4. Twisted Sister/ Ronnie James Dio Nassau Colesium
5. Rush MGM Grand Las Vegas
6. Clapton in Boston at Axis
7. Fleetwood Mac at the Taste of Milwaukee
8. Grateful Dead...wherever I was at the time
9. Eagles......Charleston
10. Rolling Stones..Columbia SC

[dickkotite]

Originally posted by JonEJet@May 14 2004, 07:56 PM
1. Joe Cocker at the Berlin wll in '89

so you all time favorite is mr Cocker. ;)

hahahahahahahahahahhahaaa that doesnt even need a caption

those were some good shows i love dio. where did you grow up what town jonejett

[JonEJet]

Originally posted by dickkotite+May 14 2004, 08:01 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (dickkotite @ May 14 2004, 08:01 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--JonEJet@May 14 2004, 07:56 PM
1. Joe Cocker at the Berlin wll in '89

so you all time favorite is mr Cocker. ;)

hahahahahahahahahahhahaaa that doesnt even need a caption

those were some good shows i love dio. where did you grow up what town jonejett [/b][/quote]
Cocker becasue at the time I was backpacking Europe!!

I grew up on LI



Close to Sooth!! ;)

[dickkotite]

your holdking back on me by cleverly ommitting the name of the town.

you dont want me to dig up the dirt on you and the guys you dated in hs?

[JonEJet]

Originally posted by dickkotite@May 14 2004, 08:04 PM
your holdking back on me by cleverly ommitting the name of the town.

you dont want me to dig up the dirt on you and the guys you dated in hs?
How did you guess??


See....can't have a normal conversation with you :rolleyes:

[dickkotite]

awww cmon now your making me feel bad :(

[JonEJet]

Grew up on LI

Went to Colllege/Grad in Boston

Lost my mind and moved to SC

[UpstateNYJFan]

1) Godsmack w/ Breakin Benjamin at SPAC

2) Metallica at the Pepsi (Albany)

[NYRAGE]

How is A Perfect Circle? Who's their audience? Mostly teens?


Progressive metal bordering on modern alternative. All right, but nothing special except for Maynard (from Tool).

I didn't know that LaMours in Brooklyn was even open anymore. I saw tons of shows there. There was nothing like praying that some skinheads didn't jump you after the show.

[Warfish]

#1 Pink Floyd - RFK in Washington D.C. - 1994

#2 Metallica - US Air Arena - 1993 (among other great dates)

#3 Rusted Root - 9:30 Club - Numerous Dates

#4 The Offspring - The Patriot Center - Numerous Dates

#5 Stabbing Westward - 9:30 Club - Numerous Dates

AC/DC was great too. Roger Waters Solo (from Floyd) was spectacular (I was in the 4th row!) The remnants of the Grateful Dead were pretty good. Jummy Buffet can be alot of fun with a big group of drunken friends!

[jets80]

The motley crew opened for ozzy great show ...

[Mean Bro Green]

Rage ruled in 92 on the Bay in Miami

[thechadzone10]

mreis171~ apc was pretty mellowed out compared to what i heard of a tool concert is like but manyard was so on the note that nite with every song and was just amazing . the crowd was mellow, no moshing and standing up singing to every song . manyard was hillarious and made jokes throughout the whole set about aronald schwnsageer and censorship . the crowd manily 20-30 year olds . im more of a tool person but apc kicks ass and think its a great idea for manyard to make this band. its been a year and after these final dates tool will be back together making a cd that will release around christmas time .. cant wait ! :)

[Jack Straw]

The remnants of the Grateful Dead were pretty good.

Ive seen 3 shows since Jerry's death.

Ratdog (Great)

FutherFest (Good)

Ratdog Again (Decent)

Everytime they got worse and worse. Stll better then 98% of the stuff out there, but they didnt meet my expectations the last two times i saw 'em.

[Jet Moses]

Best concert ever- BAY CITY ROLLERS- 1976, first American tour- I WAS THERE WATCHING HISTORY BEING MADE.

http://www.lexikadio.de/mediac/400_0/media/Bay~City~Rollers.jpg

Was too, you boys!!!

[Jet Ski]

Originally posted by dickkotite+May 14 2004, 07:27 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (dickkotite @ May 14 2004, 07:27 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--Jet Ski@May 14 2004, 06:58 PM
Angel, Rush and Blue Oyster Cult around 1977 in Plattsburgh N.Y.
that sounds like heaven[/b][/quote]
I don't know about heaven...........but I was certainly on cloud nine....buzzzzzzzzzzz :blink:

[Jet-Zeppelin]

Originally posted by mreis171@May 14 2004, 11:33 AM
1. Springsteen in 1984 at Giants Stadium
2. Pearl Jam at Randalls Island in 1996, still defying TicketMonster at the time
3. Phish, MSG, New Year's eve 1995/96
I was at shows #1 & #3

Great shows.

The Allmans, Roger Waters, The Dead, and Phish are among the best live bands for me.

Stevie Ray, Yes, Rush and Santana stand out as well.

[Jet Moses]

http://secondhand-records.com/pix_easylps/carpenters_made_america.jpg

[isired]

Originally posted by JonEJet@May 14 2004, 07:56 PM
4. Twisted Sister/ Ronnie James Dio Nassau Colesium
damn, i saw that show, i completely forgot about it - that was great. when was it, like '84?

[JonEJet]

Originally posted by isired+May 14 2004, 11:27 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (isired @ May 14 2004, 11:27 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--JonEJet@May 14 2004, 07:56 PM
4. Twisted Sister/ Ronnie James Dio Nassau Colesium
damn, i saw that show, i completely forgot about it - that was great. when was it, like '84? [/b][/quote]
I was in my High School/wearing leather faze


But my sisters friend worked for arecord company and my elbows were on stage :lol:

[Sperm Edwards]

10. Air Supply
9. Rick Springfield
8. Thompson Twins
7. Duran Duran
6. Mike & the Mechanics
5. Olivia Newton-John
4. Richard Marx
3. Hall & Oates
2. Lionel Richie
and...1. Milli Vanilli

So glad I grew up in the 80's :lol:

[SoFlaJets]

Springsteen Dec 75 Kean College(life changer for me)
Springsteen Oct 76 Rutgers WOW
Harry Chapin Rutgers around the same time(he was great)
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon at Jersey City Stadium like '71(1st concert)
the Who/Golden Earring The Garden 75? Quadrophinia
Bowie at the Garden Diamond Dogs
Springsteen @MSG 78 opens with Summertime Blues
Zeppelin @ MSG
just a few
Bruce at the Meadowlands Human Touch/Lucky Town tour-great moment in RnR history during Light of Day doing that thing where he looks to one side and everyone screams BRUCCCEEEE then to the other and back no doubt he is/was/will be THE man for me
I was priveledged to meet him a few times and thanked him fro all he's given me over the past 30 years and asked him to call if he needs say oh a hamburger at 4 in the morning anything I'll be there.I sang 2 of his songs while he was in the restaurant this past March-GREAT MAN even nicer than I could have ever hoped

[Jesus Jet]

1. Hendrix-Band Of Gypsy's New Years Eve/I think 68-69 /Fillmore East

2. The Chambers Brothers opening for Big Brother & the Holding Co.- 67/
Fillmore East

3. Mad Dogs and Englishmen-69/Fillmore East,the concert of the movie

[SoFlaJets]

Man JesusJet you're even older than me.My brother saw some great shows in Union County NJ High Schools back then Cream,the Animals,Hendrix.Could you imagine seeing Hendrix and Clapton in a gymnasium?

[Jesus Jet]

Your right I am old but back then concerts were happenings because there were so few of them and all us freaks would come together for a few hours.

In Central Park they gave free concerts and we would hang out and see the likes of Van Morrison,The Band,Ten Years After and such. Great times.

[star95]

Springsteen 1975,78,84 in Philly. 2002 at Asbury Park Christmas Shows.

[DE94Abraham]

1.Iron Maiden @ Jones Beach
2.Megadeth @Irving Plaza (last US tour before breaking up)
3.Opeth @ Birch Hill and at Irving Plaza
4.Nightwish @ Lamours
5.Rush @ PNC

Honorable mention
1. Blind Guardian w/ Symphony X @ the world
2. Pink Floyd @ Giants stadium (I was young, but still rememeber how great it was)

[Jetlag]

Originally posted by Sperm Edwards@May 15 2004, 09:07 AM
10. Air Supply
9. Rick Springfield
8. Thompson Twins
7. Duran Duran
6. Mike & the Mechanics
5. Olivia Newton-John
4. Richard Marx
3. Hall & Oates
2. Lionel Richie
and...1. Milli Vanilli

So glad I grew up in the 80's :lol:
Tell me you're a female.

[mreis171]

Originally posted by thechadzone10@May 14 2004, 09:10 PM
mreis171~ apc was pretty mellowed out compared to what i heard of a tool concert is like but manyard was so on the note that nite with every song and was just amazing . the crowd was mellow, no moshing and standing up singing to every song . manyard was hillarious and made jokes throughout the whole set about aronald schwnsageer and censorship . the crowd manily 20-30 year olds . im more of a tool person but apc kicks ass and think its a great idea for manyard to make this band. its been a year and after these final dates tool will be back together making a cd that will release around christmas time .. cant wait ! :)
Thanks for the info. I'm gonna try and check them out in Vegas.

[Jet Moses]

Rollers, '76.

[TJ]

Jimi Hendrix opening for The Monkees at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium 1967

The original Who's final performance of the entire Tommy album at The Metropolitan Opera House

Moody Blues at Carnegie Hall

John Sebastian, Steppenwolf, Jethro Tull, Hendrix Randall's Island

Johnny Winter Allmans Elvin Bishop Fillmore East (recording of Allmans at Fillmore album)

David Bowie Radio City Aladdin Sane tour

[thechadzone10]

no tool?

[TJ]

Originally posted by thechadzone10@May 15 2004, 09:18 PM
no tool?
I must be losing it. TOOL ROSELAND TOUR AFTER UNDERTOW LP!

THANKS CZONE

[Alk]

Originally posted by tooljet@May 15 2004, 04:03 PM
Jimi Hendrix opening for The Monkees at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium 1967


Hell yeah dude, the Monkees rule. Oh yeah Hendrix was alright too. :lol:

[Alk]

Tom Petty - Dogs With Wings Tour

Everclear, Flipp and American Hi Fi - Everclear was awesome as expected but Flipp actually stole the show

Motley Crue: Dr. Feelgood Tour. I have never seen another show even half as loud as this one. Never seen that many pyros for that matter either.

[Mean Bro Green]

Guns and fuk'n Roses NYE '93 in Miami

[jetman18]

1) Live Aid, 7/13/85 JFK Stadium Philly
2) Springsteen, 8/14/85 and 8/30/03
3) Bryan Adams 9/86 MSG
4) weird al Yankovic the Expo, 5/84

BUT Definitly not the Baha men as Giants Stadium at Halftime 2002! :[img]http://www.jetsinsider.com/forums/html/emoticons/mad.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='mad.gif'>

[GWjet]

DFP 4.0
PNC Arts Center NJ

Godsmack, Limp Bizkit , Ozzy , STP , Creed


Awesome show

[Jet Moses]

Originally posted by tooljet@May 15 2004, 05:03 PM
Jimi Hendrix opening for The Monkees at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium 1967

The original Who's final performance of the entire Tommy album at The Metropolitan Opera House

Moody Blues at Carnegie Hall

John Sebastian, Steppenwolf, Jethro Tull, Hendrix Randall's Island

Johnny Winter Allmans Elvin Bishop Fillmore East (recording of Allmans at Fillmore album)

David Bowie Radio City Aladdin Sane tour
Damn, how old are you?! :lol:

I'm 38, I thought I was old! :P

http://www.45rpmrecords.com/ep_images/ep_gleason.jpg

[JetChefJR]

METALLICA!

[PhishSucks2625]

i can only imagine what it would be like to see alice in chains, sublime, nirvana, rage, tool or any of the many other bands mentioned. The best concert ive ever seen was metallica on april 20th. I wish i had seen the meat puppets though cuase they are amazing. Did anyone hear about tool making a reality show on fox? sounds crazy but they might be crazy enough to do something like that

[TJ]

Originally posted by Jet Moses+May 15 2004, 11:24 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Jet Moses @ May 15 2004, 11:24 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--tooljet@May 15 2004, 05:03 PM
Jimi Hendrix opening for The Monkees at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium 1967

The original Who's final performance of the entire Tommy album at The Metropolitan Opera House

Moody Blues at Carnegie Hall

John Sebastian, Steppenwolf, Jethro Tull, Hendrix Randall's Island

Johnny Winter Allmans Elvin Bishop Fillmore East (recording of Allmans at Fillmore album)

David Bowie Radio City Aladdin Sane tour
Damn, how old are you?! :lol:

I'm 38, I thought I was old! :P

http://www.45rpmrecords.com/ep_images/ep_gleason.jpg [/b][/quote]
older than I'd like

[JetChefJR]

Originally posted by PhishSucks2625@May 16 2004, 01:05 AM
i can only imagine what it would be like to see alice in chains, sublime, nirvana, rage, tool or any of the many other bands mentioned. The best concert ive ever seen was metallica on april 20th. I wish i had seen the meat puppets though cuase they are amazing. Did anyone hear about tool making a reality show on fox? sounds crazy but they might be crazy enough to do something like that
How sick was that concert? I love how the intertwine the crowd into their performance and make everyone feel like theyre a part of the show. Gotta love that Met pulls out songs from their library like Metal Militia that they hadnt played live since 1985!

[Plunkett#79]

Originally posted by Jesus Jet@May 15 2004, 09:56 AM
1. Hendrix-Band Of Gypsy's New Years Eve/I think 68-69 /Fillmore East

2. The Chambers Brothers opening for Big Brother & the Holding Co.- 67/
Fillmore East

3. Mad Dogs and Englishmen-69/Fillmore East,the concert of the movie


I was also at the Chambers Bros/big Bro show!!!! Also in that same time frame Grateful Dead Fillmore East '69 the late show. Coming out from the show in the am and seeing alll the people going to work. was very strange indeed!!( went on to see the Dead many more time after that up to '95 @Tampa), Mountain and T-Rex Fillmore East @'70. Joe Cocker, Sly & Family Stone at Freeport Stock Car Stadium @ '68. ($2.00 admission and no stage!!. Just Crowd arouund. That was awesome!!)Springsteen at Utica Aud @'77. Three Dog Night and Bloodrock at MSG @'71. That's all i can remeber for now. Not much short term memory!!!

Thanks for the memories!!!!!!

[pcola]

Slayer @ MSG basement (felt forum) '88 or '89. They (the fans) destroyed the place. The barrier between the floor and the stage was gone, seat cushions were flying (hundreds) and there were so many people on stage that you could barely see the band. Called it quits after about an hour. Physically exhausting for most fans.

A few months later, a Metal Edge writer wrote that it was the best concert he had ever attended.

[JumbalayaJet]

Patti Smith in Hoboken 5 minutes ago. She just keeps getting better with age.

[Jet Moses]

Originally posted by JumbalayaJet@May 16 2004, 06:16 PM
Patti Smith in Hoboken 5 minutes ago. She just keeps getting better with age.
JJ, sorry I left early. I got there at 12 noon, and my daughter was getting cranky. Skanatra was awesome, though.

[Come Back to NY]

Originally posted by JumbalayaJet@May 16 2004, 06:16 PM
Patti Smith in Hoboken 5 minutes ago. She just keeps getting better with age.
In a few years you won't be able to tell the difference between her and Iggy Pop!

Is it Iggy?

http://www.cbgb.com/shrine/photos/pslive/4.jpg

Or is it patty?

http://home.online.no/~egon/iggyq11.jpg