Whats the last concert you went to? the best?

[Divadish]

Went to see the Manic Street Preachers at Leeds university last night fu"*in awesome , 2 1/4 hours of sheer bliss

Divadish Reviewed by Divadish on 05-10-2007. Whats the last concert you went to? the best? On saturday I went up to Northampton, MA and saw my favorite band of all time, They Might Be Giants, play the best venue in the WORLD, The Iron Horse music hall. It was such an insanely good show, and I'm still feeling good. So, I would say the last concert I went to was the best. Followed closely 2nd by The Gossip a couple years back at The Living Room in Providence, RI. Rating: 5

[thcbongman]

I saw Bright Eyes last night. So that was it.

The best was probably Cursive, any of the five times I've seen them. I've been to hundreds of shows though, so if I think of one that was better, I'll come back to the thread.

Sick. How was it? Conor Oberst is da man.

And I fucking can't wait to see Cursive. My god.

[SonicBloom]

Sick. How was it? Conor Oberst is da man.

And I fucking can't wait to see Cursive. My god.

It was a far stretch from what I'm used to with Bright Eyes, in a really good way. Andy Le Master on bass, a five piece string/woodwind section, the gals from Sleater Kinney playing drums together, and then of coarse the normal line up of Mike Mogis and Nate Walcott. There were a total of 13 people on stage. Really a great show, with a really complete set list. They even played the Calender Hung It's Self, which was a huge surprise.

Have you never seen Cursive before? No matter how high your hopes are for them, they're going to destroy you. They're not only the tightest, well rehearsed band I've ever seen, but Tim Kasher is a personality like no other.

[Nightwolf1772]

went to see Disturbed Stone Sour Nonpoint and Flyleaf really good show

[thcbongman]

It was a far stretch from what I'm used to with Bright Eyes, in a really good way. Andy Le Master on bass, a five piece string/woodwind section, the gals from Sleater Kinney playing drums together, and then of coarse the normal line up of Mike Mogis and Nate Walcott. There were a total of 13 people on stage. Really a great show, with a really complete set list. They even played the Calender Hung It's Self, which was a huge surprise.

Have you never seen Cursive before? No matter how high your hopes are for them, they're going to destroy you. They're not only the tightest, well rehearsed band I've ever seen, but Tim Kasher is a personality like no other.

That's really cool. I'd never thought the gals from Sleater-Kinney would be drumming with Bright Eyes. Awesome. I would've love to been there!

Nope it'll be my first time, and damn I have real high hopes. I'm only going for them, well I wouldn't mind seeing These Arms Are Snakes.

Tonight, I'm seeing The Album Leaf tonight, and tomorrow I'm going to the chili cook-off to see a bunch of bands, Jet and Buckcherry, and some radio bands I never heard off. My friend bought me a ticket, so might as well go.

[funfubarman]

Last Victor Wooten
Best Pgroove on Halloween:hippy:

[RamblerGambler]

Last show I went to Common/Less Then Jake that my University put on. I could think of better groups to bring, but some people have...interesting... tastes in music.

[PHATTY LUMPKINS]

My last show eas Eric Clapton. March 8 th. 2007. Salt Lake. Energy Solutions Arena. Good Show.

[bluntblaze]

willie nelson in glasgow back at the end of january at the secc

[bluntblaze]

and no it wasn't the best, the best was last years T in the park. it had hundreds of bands at it and lots of differant genres.
best few days of my life.