Best concert you've been to?

[Barbecueboy]

Rush/primus......small venue in Columbia sc.......was incredible.

[Slideways]

Lynyrd Skynyrd (Original Lineup) with The Outlaws and Nazareth, at the old Carolina Colosseum in Columbia, S.C. back in '75 or '76. (My first concert)

[vande077]

By far it was Metallica, Lamb of God and Gojira at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va.

Friend of mine in the Air Force saw them at the Tokyo Dome in the 90's. Said they were great there as well.

[Zero2Hero]

@ 93Nelson, yep seen them in Cedar Rapids. Lots of cool responses guys.

[93Nelson]

That's funny, what's the chances of being at the same show. Lol

[Zero2Hero]

@93Nelson, ya no kidding! That was an awesome show Wall of death during P-Roach was intense and I accidentally close lined one of those guys in the bunny suits lmfao felt bad but watcha gonna do in that situation

[cmmg42]

Seen Rush on the R40 tour. Unbelievable. That was a (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) good concert. "Closer to the heart"!!!!!!!

[CIRF]

We've seen Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band on two separate occasions back when Bruce and the Band was in their prime (1980) and Clarence Clemons was alive and playing some of the greatest rock saxophone of all time. Both were highly anticipated and sold out months before the actual concert date.

Those two live performances stack favorably against any rock band of any era of any genre' of popular music. Bruce played for over 4 hours in both shows and was just as energetic at the end of 4 hours as he was in the first 1/2 hour.

They were like religious experiences for many of the 20,000+ in attendance.

The only reason I didn't have them as my personal best is because personally I favor Gilmour and The Eagles music, but that is only personal preference, not necessarily quality of performance.

[93Nelson]

Just starting going to shows since last year. Been to arena shows, venues that hold 2000-3000 people and places that hold maybe 700 people. I haven't been to one where I left disappointed. Slipknot/Marilyn Manson, Disturbed/Chevelle, FFDP/Papa Roach arena shows were awesome. Seen Breaking Benjamin twice, nothing more twice, in this moment/hellyeah, a day to remember/parkway drive, bring me the horizon, shinedown/black stone cherry, Volbeat/killswitch engage-(kse twice), three days grace, deftones, Saint Asonia.

Between racing and concerts, I'm one broke s.o.b, lmfao

[CIRF]

Just starting going to shows since last year. Been to arena shows, venues that hold 2000-3000 people and places that hold maybe 700 people. I haven't been to one where I left disappointed. Slipknot/Marilyn Manson, Disturbed/Chevelle, FFDP/Papa Roach arena shows were awesome. Seen Breaking Benjamin twice, nothing more twice, in this moment/hellyeah, a day to remember/parkway drive, bring me the horizon, shinedown/black stone cherry, Volbeat/killswitch engage-(kse twice), three days grace, deftones, Saint Asonia.

Between racing and concerts, I'm one broke s.o.b, lmfao

Some of those bands sound like terminal illness's. LOL!!

[calverton]

and you are just ill

[HEAVY DUTY]

Pink Floyd Learning to fly. Been to a lot. I even saw Elvis. ZZ Top always put on a good show. Probably been 15 or 20 years since I have been to one though.

[Josh Bayko]

Pink Floyd in the Meadowlands in '94. Was fifth row.

[93Nelson]

Some of those bands sound like terminal illness's. LOL!!

and you are just ill

LMFAO! Pretty much but c'mon guys, these bands are the good stuff! You don't know whatcha missing.

[CIRF]

LMFAO! Pretty much but c'mon guys, these bands are the good stuff! You don't know whatcha missing.

LOL!! I was only jokin' Nelson. At least you've got a sense of humor about it.

All that counts is that you enjoy them. I'm not familiar with any of the bands you mention but then again I'm a middle aged coot. LOL!!