What bands have you seen Live?

[Sleipnir]

My Chemical Romance (ergh), Alkaline Trio and DIR EN GREY... I swear I've seen more, I'd get a higher count if this was about musicals... oh wait, technically I've been to a Queen gig, cause my mum was pregnant with me (very early on ofc) when she went to see them in Berlin =P

 

[zauxz]

Kiss. ( holly fuck, what a sight)

Scorpions. (sucky show, great music)

Lordi ( ok )

And many many many amatuer bands.

EDIT: Depeche mode. How the fuck did I manage to forget to add my favourite band?

 

[ByJingo]

Too many to list but best of would be

Dropkick murphys
Billy bragg
Ac/dc
NOFX
Prodigy
Metallica @ Download without Lars!
Iggy Pop

 

[SpaceGhostPoncherello]

Dream Theater, Rammstein, Apocolyptica, Frost*, Spock's Beard, Opeth, Marillion (twice) and Symphony X.

I need to go to more concerts. Last one was over a year ago. :x

 

[aruseusx]

symphony x, epica, into eternity, plan on dream theater and megadeth though!

Megadeth and Slayer. (same night) I want to see Dream Theater and Symphony X. Im not 18 and Symphony never come to Australia.

Megafyve

Too many to list but best of would be

Dropkick murphys
Billy bragg
Ac/dc
NOFX
Prodigy
Metallica @ Download without Lars!
Iggy Pop

Would the Metallica concert be the one when Joey Jordison took over?

 

[Diablini]

Twisted Sister
Manowar
Dream Theatre
Motley Crue
Alice Cooper
Slayer
Dimmu Borgir
In Flames
Rainbow
HolyHell
WASP
Scorpions

All that and a couple of warm-up bands.

 

[Snork Maiden]

Used to go to quite a lot back in the day, but have only been to Art Brut and Muse (I think, night of been to see some shit indie band) in the last two years since getting to Uni.

Daft Punk (best live show ever)

I pretty much NEED to see Daft Punk. Someone I know saw them when they were supported by the Chemical Brothers, which sounds like sex.

 

[inflamessoilwork]

Oh boy...

In Flames x2
Soilwork
Arch Enemy x3
All That Remains
As Blood Runs Black
As I Lay Dying
Bad Religion
Black Sabbath
Chimaira
Children Of Bodom x3
Dark Tranquillity
Dragonforce
Echoes of Eternity
Flogging Molly x2
In This Moment
Into Eternity
Killswitch Engage
Lamb of God
Megadeth
Otep
Rise Against
Rob Zombie
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
Static-X



And I know I'm missing a lot of them, but these were the most memorable

 

[ByJingo]

Would the Metallica concert be the one when Joey Jordison took over?

Joey, metallica drum tech and Dave lombardo from slayer.

I was kinda weird as there was a real bad atmosphere before they came on. Folks were saying that they weren't going to play but they came on and were brilliant.
Would have been nice to see them back in the day but at least here they only played classics. Fade to black was magic.

 

[Haz88]

Let's see In no particular order:
Six feet under, the Haunted, Hypocrisy, Entombed, Kataklysm, Destruction, God Forbid, Cataract, Kreator, Dismember, Belphegor, Opeth, Illdisposed, Hatesphere, Satyricon, Dark Funeral, Slayer, Ozzy, Radiohead, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Dimmu Borgir, Metallica, Krokus, Hammerfall, Fucked Up, Konkhra, Kellermensch, Gojira, Faith No More, Nick Cave, Down, Mastodon, Skambankt, Amon Amarth, Elbow, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Elbow, Darkane, Veto, At the Gates, and a bit of Oasis. Ooh and Nightwish before they kicked out Tarja.

I've seen loads more, but I've been going to concerts for almost a decade, so some are bound to slip my mind

 

[McKay]

Forgot to add

Lamb of God
DevilDriver
Underoath
Goldfinger
Atreyu
Dillenger Escape Plan

 

[ByJingo]

Most unexpectedly good show


I saw the Pet Shop boys at creamfields one year and they were totally awesome. They did remixed versions of their tracks and they really did have the place jumping.

 

[The_Prophet]

ZZ top and AC/DC - inside
Madness, Prodigy, Mando Diao, the Buzzcocks and some reggae man - outside (Exit music festival '09)

 

[DemonicVixen]

The only live band i have seen was at a bootsale in Burradon a few years ago. I loved the song they were playing, i only wish i knew the name of it and the band
They arn't obviously a famous band, only local but they rocked!

 

[disill]

Lots, my favourites being My Bloody Valentine, The New Year, Tubelord (three or four times), Nadja (twice), Jesu (who I'm seeing again on friday, along with Swervedriver), The Get Up Kids, Brand New, mewithoutYou, Smashing Pumpkins, 65daysofstatic. There are loads more from festivals as well.

 

[[Insert Name Here]]

Coldplay and Bon Jovi. Hoping to one day see Muse.

 

[Mikri Shogun]

AC/DC , Iced Earth x2 , Kreator x2 , Eluveitie ,Caliban , Domine , Omen , Yngwie Malmsteen , Manilla Road , Stratovarious , Heaven&Hell , Blind Guardian , Testament , Venom , Sodom , Satyricon , Motley Crue , Judas Priest , WASP ,Saxon , Lita Ford ,Moonspell , Opeth , Arch Enemy , Whitesnake , Def Lepard , Manowar ,Lacuna Coil , KISS and soon enough I'll see ZZtop and Tankard !!! \m/

 

[Triangulon]

Too many to list them all but the best would be as follows (in no particular order);

Fleetwood Mac (The best gig I have seen by miles. Unbelievable performance)
The Eagles
Bon Jovi
10CC
Supergrass
Nickelback
Wolfmother
The Buzzcocks
The Levellers
Oysterband (The best gig until the Mac - stunning)
Fairport Convention (Many many times)
Bellowhead (Each time the most fun ever at a gig)
Steeleye Span
Wishbone Ash
Seth Lakeman (Many many times)
Richard Thompson
Jools Holland (+ rnb orchestra + guests inc. lulu who was awesome)
Steve Winwood
Midge Ure
Nik Kershaw
Al Stewart

 

[Frybird]

Apocalyptica - Absolutely amazing show
Edguy - Always much fun
Dragonforce - as Opener for Edguy, back when they weren't "famous"...fun though
Madina Lake - just horrible
Airbourne - in a tiny-ass club...awesome
Disturbed - Very good performance and Draiman puts up a good show....it just seemed a little too serious
Symphony X - Good...yeah. Had a nice interview with Russel Allen
Shinedown - Good, but unfortunately no good feedback from the crowd.
Die Ärzte - any german should be forced to attend a concert at least once. It just goes so far beyond being just a concert

Most memorable though was Dream Theater about two years ago. It was thier "Chaos in Motion" Tour, and not only i had my very first interview with James LaBrie, i also had the opportunity to make photos directly in front of the stage during the concert, wich is just awesome since you stood inches away from both the band and the seemingly rabid fans in the first row. Oh, and also it was one of the concerts in wich they played "Images and Words" entirely, so yeah.


Unfortunately, i missed some fun opportunities to go on concerts for one reason or another, wich include Foo Fighters and Muse...but whatever, next up is probably Wolfmother in January