Tool - Auckland 2013
Rammstein - Auckland 2011
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals - Wellington 2003
Also - honourable mention to almost any Shihad gig I've been to
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 11:34 pm
by Wendy Carlos's Twin
Fuzzcharger wrote:"EVERYONE was totally bored and in agony" during a 1 minute instrumental? Do you think perhaps you might be exaggerating a tiny little bit.
No, shithead. During the whole set.
And I didn't say it was lame. I just said that my experience with it was less than ideal.
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 11:46 pm
by Sgt. Crackpot
Rangi Guy wrote:Also - honourable mention to almost any Shihad gig I've been to
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Thu March 27, 2014 11:59 pm
by dimejinky99
So, If you're interested. Somebody leaked this recently. Michael Jackson on the Victory tour with his brothers. So this is shortly after Thriller was released. Height of his powers n all that. (The COOLEST intro to a gig. Even has lightsabers!)
Even just watch the intro and first song guy had so much talent.
I hate looking at this stuff. You're happy for a minute. Then you realise. Then you're robbed.
Ahh, ok, that makes more sense. The Destiny Tour one was pretty good. I'll have to watch more of it later after I watch the Victory Tour one.
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 12:30 am
by vegman
Wilco at Artpark, 2009
Grateful Dead. Sept. 10, 1991 with B Marsalis on sax
Blind Melon, Soundgarden, Neil Young at Jones Beach 1993. Crazy thunder, lightning storms.
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 2:21 am
by Fuzzcharger
Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:
Fuzzcharger wrote:"EVERYONE was totally bored and in agony" during a 1 minute instrumental? Do you think perhaps you might be exaggerating a tiny little bit.
No, shithead. During the whole set.
And I didn't say it was lame. I just said that my experience with it was less than ideal.
Perhaps you should work on your sentence structure and context so people can understand what you're on about then. And it's a bit rich for a self-aggrandizing dumb cunt like you to be calling anyone a shithead don't you think.
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 2:28 am
by PryTo
dimejinky99 wrote:So, If you're interested. Somebody leaked this recently. Michael Jackson on the Victory tour with his brothers. So this is shortly after Thriller was released. Height of his powers n all that. (The COOLEST intro to a gig. Even has lightsabers!)
Even just watch the intro and first song guy had so much talent.
I hate looking at this stuff. You're happy for a minute. Then you realise. Then you're robbed.
If someone can embed it I'd be thankful. Can't do it from here.
The Victory tour ruled. Yeah, I saw that shit! I was pretty young, but that's a good time to see MJ in concert. He rocked, but it was in a football stadium so every seat was a nosebleed ticket. That's probably the thing I remember most. Oh, and the outrageous cost of tickets, which got a lot of bad publicity. There was a lottery and you could only buy a block of four tickets. Total cost for four tickets? $125.
Re: 3 Best Non-PJ Concerts
Posted: Fri March 28, 2014 2:39 am
by LetMeSleep
Fuck 3, here's heaps.
Paw - Metro, Sands, Livid, PlayRoom, 23,24,25,26-11-1995
Bob Dylan - Syd Ent Cent - 03,04-09-1998
Bob Dylan - Centenial Park - 25-03-2001
Nick Cave and Bad Seeds - Sate Theatre, 25-11-1996
Page and Plant - Syd Ent Cent - 24-02-1996
Screaming Trees - BDO Sydney - 26-01-1995
Iron Maiden - Brixton Academy - 24-07-2007
Swans - Koko - 28-10-2010
Radiohead - Syd Ent Cent - 04-02-1998
Ryan Adams - The Metro - 22-01-2002