What concerts have you attended?

[J T]

I just got back from seeing Temple of the Dog. This was the Seattle homecoming show of their reunion tour 25 years after the album released. They played the entire album and most of Mother Love Bone's material. They also did covers of David Bowie, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Syd Barret, The Cure, Mad Season, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and Harry Nilsson. It was so awesome to see them here.

Here is some video I took of them performing Mad Season's River of Deceit. (RIP Layne Staley)

https://youtu.be/BUXMnhcgnGc

[mikenac]

Im not a huge concert-goer but here it is

Incubus
Korn
Deftones
Flyleaf
Bury Your Dead
Stone Sour
Everclear
Gin Blossoms
Marcy Playground
Sugar Ray
Lit
The Eagles

Third Eye Blind tickets ordered for an upcoming local show

[J T]

Between that Cure concert in June and the Temple of the Dog show last night, my wife and I have seen quite a few other bands that I just haven't mentioned yet. I've included links to video we took on some of them.

Tragic Sad
The Cure

Marilyn Manson
Slipknot
Of Mice and Men

Buckethead

Rusted Root
Toad the Wet Sprocket

Rock The TPP
Talib Kweli
Anti-Flag (acoustic)
Sihasin
Son of Nun
Downtown Boys
Makana

I love the 90s Festival
Tone-Loc
Rob Base
Young MC
Color Me Badd
All 4 One
Coolio
Salt N Pepa

Bumbershoot Festival
Father John Misty
Andrew Bird
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Joywave
Reggie Watts
Anderson Paak & The Free Nationals
Run the Jewels
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Pretty Lights
Third Eye Blind
Billy Idol (front row baby!)
Death Cab for Cutie

Juliette Lewis

Peaches

Fantastic Negrito
Temple of the Dog

[Michi]

Newbies:
Cyndi Lauper
Bonnie Raitt
Sick Puppies
Evanescence

Oldies:

Legend of Zelda, Symphony of the Goddesses
Jackson Brown
Sister Hazel
Moody Blues
Art Garfunkle
Little Richard
Plain White Ts
Daughtry
Goo Goo Dolls
Sara Bareilles
Paul McCartney ("Live and let die..." *KABOOM*")

[darsparx]

I hope Sick Puppies was better where you saw it. I saw it for my "music appreciation" concert review a few weeks ago and the venue sucked. They may still be a good band but i could hear or understand a lick of what was going on for any of the bands in it. Which for mine was Sick puppies, one less reason, and devour the day. I'll admit I don't remember much about the bands before deciding on that one. But considering things I'd heard and listened to I thought it'd be a good one to go see. Neighborhood theatre in charlotte needs to work on that sound system. For bands that don't exactly aim for the light side of music that was atrocious. Despite SP not being the original members baring the girl, which saddens me that she's dragging it out and not renaming it or something. I know a lot of bands do that but when it's just her that seems rather awkward to keep the name. Doesn't have the same spirit if it was at least 2 out of 3 instead....

[Michi]

They sounded fine when I heard them. My only complaint is that the level of bass at the amphitheater I typically attend is so deep that it makes the seats and my inners vibrate. Which is awesome for a rock concert, but I often find it very distracting, especially when they hit [i]just[/i the right notes.

Other than that, I heard them fine.

[bryan_65]

Went and seen Soundgarden on Sunday, RIP Chris.

[bryan_65]

It has been a pretty mild year as it starts to come to a close. I kept it pretty selective this year and went to only a few select shows, after Soundgarden I went to Rogers Waters, Nickelback tiwce (one show was free and got $20 for gas), Flaw, Megadeth and ended the summer at Riot Fest with Nine Inch Nails. Only leaves me with Manson in October and maybe PM5K in November.

NIN at Riot Fest was concert #150!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!