Around the Australia Day 2011, went for the Rainbow Serpent festival

Probably NIN in 07 or 08, really surprised how good it was. That was the all around "best" soundwise and performance-wise.

Most fun I've had at a show was Melt Banana, hilarious

Deftones in '98


right now sad to say there's nothing new I'd care to see. Battles was okay. If you're in LA you should definitely go to the Hatsune Miku concert if tickets are still available

The first Lollapalooza - at least that's what immediately came to mind. The '92 and '93 editions were pretty boss, too.

Jane's Addiction
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Living Colour
Nine Inch Nails
Ice T & Body Count
Butthole Surfers
Rollins Band



yeah...

Now that I think about it, '91 was a good year for shows. Also caught Fishbone at The Masonic Temple - total mayhemic shitshow, that.

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Recently saw Beck and the show was amazing. He doesn't just do Beck stuff - lots of covers and him and his band just jamming out. He is a great performer, he just oozes music. Plus I saw him at a proper music theatre and had great seats in the orchestra section. Made a huge difference. Cool lights + visuals too! I would definitely go back and see him live again and again, and recommend the same to anyone else, he for sure does something unique each time. Love that.

Beastie Boys back in 98 was pretty dope. They got the audience (this was at a concert park/fairground type venue that no longer exists) to clear a 6 foot wide pathway from the stage all the way back so that people could dance/form a boogie line like on The New Dance Show, during Body Movin. Fuckin so awesome.

Saw Metallica about 10 years ago and you can't really argue with that amount of pyrotechnics, lol.

Not the best music, but the most entertaining was most certainly Rammstein.

The best musical show? Stevie Wonder, solo. No backup, just piano.

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Seeing Outkast this year was pretty fucking amazing.

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My favourite show was possibly the Subcon Beyond festival in Denver, 2011. cEvin played a special Download set just for us, was delightful and nostalgic.

'Concert', though? I would for sure see Queens of the Stone Age again.

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Not including festivals, probably Aphex Twin doing live PA in '97, with Crystal Method as the opener also doing live PA (this was just around the time CM were blowing up). Portisehead was supposed to perform that show too, but they were sick, so had some local 'rocktronica' group open instead. What sweetened this show was the fact it was at a club, and I was underage, so getting in made me feel all badass and shit.

CM put on an entertaining show, but I had no idea Aphex would do this:



Blew my mind at what a 'rave concert' could entail.

Runner ups:
Neil F'n Young in 2008, despite getting decked in the jaw for no reason.
The Police Reunion tour in 2007.
LCD Soundsystem in 2007.
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien in 2002.

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quote:

Originally posted by Lews Seeing Outkast this year was pretty fucking amazing.

They are. The Roots are pretty bad assed as well.

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Faithless closing Pinkpop in 2002:

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