Fantasy Concert

[sodamntired]

so what would the ultimate concert be for you?

any band now and then.

my choice

 

'98 Matthew Good Band Opens

followed by '98 Refused

then '77 Sex Pistols, pre Glen Matlock leaving.

then an encore featuring Johnny Rotten and Iggy Pop

 

so what would you like to see?

[alex_madf3rit]

hmm Oasis opening for The Stone Roses... that'd be epic

[Moonlight_Graham]

Metallica circa 1992, nuff said.

[myburningbridges]

Bring me back to the 90s...

Moist, MGB and Econoline Crush on the same bill... maybe throw in some Edwin era IME

 

or

 

Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, AIC (with Layne of course) and STP on the same bill...

 

That would be surreal!!!

[Audio of Being]

I would really like to see a reunited Genesis with Steve Hackett on guitar, Phil on drums, and Peter Gabriel on vocals.

 

I would love to see a grunge/alt rock fest featuring Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Foo Fighters, QOSTA, and MG.

[here is no why]

time: 1969

The Doors

The Rolling Stones

The Beatles

 

Time: 1995

Soundgarden

Pearl Jam

The Smashing Pumpkins

 

fantasy... in their prime.

Oasis / the Stone Roses / the Smiths

 

or

 

Matthew Good Band / I Mother Earth / the Tragically Hip

Edited December 12, 2009 by here is no why

[saturnine]

bowie. any time.

[bishopx]

Van Halen(Alternating between Hagar and Roth, with Anthony back on bass, and Wolfie playing rhythm guitar) and Rush on the same bill.

[borntohula]

bowie. any time.

 

hopefully he tours again before he kicks it, or else i'll be pissed.

[bishopx]

Matthew Good Band together again, just because I missed out on my one chance to see them.

[Audio of Being]

Muse I don't care if I have to drive, fly, or take a train I just want to see them.

[saturnine]

hopefully he tours again before he kicks it, or else i'll be pissed.

 

i believe he doesn't leave europe because of some sort of heart condition/illness of which i know nothing about

[Moonlight_Graham]

I'd really love to see Oasis on their "What's the Story Morning Glory?" tour, back when they were actually great.

 

Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath in the mid-70's would also be awesome.

Edited December 23, 2009 by Moonlight_Graham

[alex_madf3rit]

I'd really love to see Oasis on their "What's the Story Morning Glory?" tour, back when they were actually great.

 

There And Then... DVD, fucking great. Also, the Stop The Clocks version has Champagne Supernova live at Knebworth, now that was epic.

[myburningbridges]

I don't get the obsession with Oasis... no offense or anything, I love their shit... but I saw them live once, and I thought the stage show sucked-ass.

Seriously, I would have been better rocking out to the tunes in my living room.

 

I'm sorry, but standing there, motionless for 10 minutes just expecting people to go wild does not make for a great concert... ;)

[alex_madf3rit]

yea, to each his own

[eclipse]

1994

--

Pavement

Green Day

Oasis

Blur

Matt Good - would have been cool to see him play his older stuff (it's been mentioned he played them live)

Manic Street Preachers.

 

 

that's about it.

[here is no why]

I don't get the obsession with Oasis... no offense or anything, I love their shit... but I saw them live once, and I thought the stage show sucked-ass.

Seriously, I would have been better rocking out to the tunes in my living room.

 

I'm sorry, but standing there, motionless for 10 minutes just expecting people to go wild does not make for a great concert... ;)

 

that's how they are and always were. to each their own. i guess they think the music itself holds up against running all over the stage.

[Some Random]

explosions in the sky, and fair to midland opening for nine inch nails. either the touring band for fragile or downward spiral. with some sort of crazy, extended encore involving all three jamming.

Edited December 29, 2009 by Some Random

[Spatula]

Matthew Good opening for a giant volcano that erupts and AC/DC come out with Jimi Hendrix, surfing on guitars...

[killedforfun]

There And Then... DVD, fucking great. Also, the Stop The Clocks version has Champagne Supernova live at Knebworth, now that was epic.

 

Definitely looking into that asap.

[mrs jesus]

explosions in the sky, and fair to midland opening for nine inch nails. either the touring band for fragile or downward spiral. with some sort of crazy, extended encore involving all three jamming.

your fair to midland day will come, my little butt dumpling. they played in dallas the day after xmas, but i couldn't go on account of how i was fucking snowed in and all. UGH.

[Some Random]

butt dumpling? did you just call me a turd?

 

another impossible fantasy concert: red sparowes opening for tool and 70s led zeppelin (not a reunited zep). an encore with maynard doing no quarter with zep.

[Audio of Being]

I don't get the obsession with Oasis... no offense or anything, I love their shit... but I saw them live once, and I thought the stage show sucked-ass.

Seriously, I would have been better rocking out to the tunes in my living room.

 

I'm sorry, but standing there, motionless for 10 minutes just expecting people to go wild does not make for a great concert... ;)

 

It depended when you saw Oasis.

 

I saw Oasis in 1998 and that was much better than the 2009 show I downloaded.

[here is no why]

How can you compare a show you went and saw to a show you downloaded?

 

Especially with an 11 year gap in-between. the whole band has changed since the Be Here Now Tour in 1998.

 

another great show..

 

The Animals / Cream / the Yardbirds / Jefferson Airplane / the Doors

 

all circa 1968.