Most enjoyable band to see live?

I haven't seen them live, but from the live footage I've seen, Green Day put on a really good show.

I went to see a local band called Black Atom at their last ever show a few months ago, and they were really good. Each member connected with the crowd a lot, and the singer would often run through the crowd, climb over stuff, and just go mad.

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[QUOTE="t3hrubikscube"]I don't really like GWAR, but I enjoyed seeing them. They put on an interesting show to say the least. :lol:Darth-Caedus

I wouldn't have expected you to have seen GWAR. :o I've heard good things about their shows. :P

I know where she sleeps though... O_O

"Muse" or "Guillemots"

Once Nothing ALWAYS put on an amazing live show. I've seen them over 15 times until they finally broke up a couple months ago. At their last show I twisted my leg and blacked out for the final song. Best show ever.CuddlesTheBunny

Best show ever indeed

Its obviously Misanthropy Crane. We kick all sorts of ass, on OT and off.

i gotta agree with TC on MSI

jimmy is one crazy son of a b

I've never been to a concert...:cry: But based on Youtube videos and the fact that it wouldn't be a Darth-Caedus post if I didn't say something about them........Nevermore....:lol: Darth-Caedus

Out of all the bands I've seen Primordial has gotten me the most pumped. The singer's stage presence was incredible.

From the show I went to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCi3PXtieaM

[QUOTE="CuddlesTheBunny"]Once Nothing ALWAYS put on an amazing live show. I've seen them over 15 times until they finally broke up a couple months ago. At their last show I twisted my leg and blacked out for the final song. Best show ever.massiv-damage

Best show ever indeed

Personaly im torn between MSI...

Whats your fav band to see live?

Flogging Molly is a band I have a hard time listening to on CD, but seeing them live is a joy.spazzx625

Slayer was pretty awesome.

Nine Inch Nails is amazing live, even now!

But i would of loved to see them in 1994 or around 1999

Chevelle...small venue...booyah.

That is all

Nine Inch Nails is amazing live, even now!

But i would of loved to see them in 1994 or around 1999

johnnystarr

Seeing Radiohead live is an incredibly enlightening experience.

I've seen Avenged Sevenfold a few times live and they're pretty spectacular live. I might be biased towards them, but whatever :oops:

The best ones I've seen are the Chili Peppers and A Perfect Circle. They both took a different approch to their music and would blend songs together and play intermissions and stuff. Both exellent.

Tool is also supposed to be great live, but they have VERY expensive tickets. Maybe I'll bee them on their 2009 tour

Paramore and Chiodos are definitely at the top of the list for me, especially Chiodos, Craig really knows how to connect with the crowd.sammyjenkis898

So true!

Metallica for me. James is probably the funniest rockstar who's ever thrown me a pick. Btw why are they always sweaty?

Out of all the ones I've seen, Explosions in the Sky stands very, very far above the rest.

They go into it with such an energy and such a joy that it's difficult not to be moved. Definitely one of my favorite experiences.

Bruce Springsteen is absolutely amazing in concerts.chessmaster1989

Most fun? I'd say Ween and Flaming Lips. Nothing but fun and happiness.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Bruce Springsteen is absolutely amazing in concerts.sammyjenkis898

I'm not sure, but I heard that they asked him to do that...

But, that's not really relevant. His concerts are spectacular :D.

Daft Punk. I don't really feel that any other music performance I will see could top that. Except maybe if I saw them again.

I just saw Lamb of god at rams head in baltimore yesterday they were so awesome sounded exactly like the cds

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Bruce Springsteen is absolutely amazing in concerts.chessmaster1989

I'm not sure, but I heard that they asked him to do that...

But, that's not really relevant. His concerts are spectacular :D.

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]Paramore and Chiodos are definitely at the top of the list for me, especially Chiodos, Craig really knows how to connect with the crowd.Mr_Manikin52

So true!

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[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] I find it ridiculous that he prerecorded his Super Bowl performance.sammyjenkis898

I'm not sure, but I heard that they asked him to do that...

But, that's not really relevant. His concerts are spectacular :D.

Well, go to one of his concerts, then judge him :P.

Besides, why am I having this debate with someone who likes Blink-182... :P

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

I'm not sure, but I heard that they asked him to do that...

But, that's not really relevant. His concerts are spectacular :D.

chessmaster1989

Well, go to one of his concerts, then judge him :P.

Besides, why am I having this debate with someone who likes Blink-182... :P

Megadeth-Misanthropic-

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[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] He's done it more than once. :Psammyjenkis898

Well, go to one of his concerts, then judge him :P.

Besides, why am I having this debate with someone who likes Blink-182... :P

Right, about that superbowl performance...

"The Super Bowl performances are all on tape," Hank Neuberger, a Grammy-winning producer who is supervisor of the broadcast audio for the Grammy Awards telecast, told the paper. Neuberger explained that no matter how good a singer is, backing tapes are a necessary evil of most live, nationally televised musical performances.

"There is no way you can set up a full band in five minutes with microphones, get all the settings right, and expect to get quality sound," Neuberger said. "The Super Bowl has been doing that for years with virtually all the bands."

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1604355/20090205/springsteen_bruce.jhtml

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Well, go to one of his concerts, then judge him :P.

Besides, why am I having this debate with someone who likes Blink-182... :P

chessmaster1989

Right, about that superbowl performance...

"The Super Bowl performances are all on tape," Hank Neuberger, a Grammy-winning producer who is supervisor of the broadcast audio for the Grammy Awards telecast, told the paper. Neuberger explained that no matter how good a singer is, backing tapes are a necessary evil of most live, nationally televised musical performances.

"There is no way you can set up a full band in five minutes with microphones, get all the settings right, and expect to get quality sound," Neuberger said. "The Super Bowl has been doing that for years with virtually all the bands."

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1604355/20090205/springsteen_bruce.jhtml

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[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] I just find it ridiculous that he would do that. It doesn't make sense. He should actually perform. He's only done it a few times, but still.sammyjenkis898

Right, about that superbowl performance...

"The Super Bowl performances are all on tape," Hank Neuberger, a Grammy-winning producer who is supervisor of the broadcast audio for the Grammy Awards telecast, told the paper. Neuberger explained that no matter how good a singer is, backing tapes are a necessary evil of most live, nationally televised musical performances.

"There is no way you can set up a full band in five minutes with microphones, get all the settings right, and expect to get quality sound," Neuberger said. "The Super Bowl has been doing that for years with virtually all the bands."

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1604355/20090205/springsteen_bruce.jhtml

So, why the fuss about it? :?

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Right, about that superbowl performance...

"The Super Bowl performances are all on tape," Hank Neuberger, a Grammy-winning producer who is supervisor of the broadcast audio for the Grammy Awards telecast, told the paper. Neuberger explained that no matter how good a singer is, backing tapes are a necessary evil of most live, nationally televised musical performances.

"There is no way you can set up a full band in five minutes with microphones, get all the settings right, and expect to get quality sound," Neuberger said. "The Super Bowl has been doing that for years with virtually all the bands."

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1604355/20090205/springsteen_bruce.jhtml

chessmaster1989

So, why the fuss about it? :?

Escape the Fate but likely that no one will agree with me :PAvistann

Muse and Daft Punk are both better live I imagine after watching concert vids on youtube.

Guppy507

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[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] I already knew that. :Psammyjenkis898

So, why the fuss about it? :?

Well, if you'd care to post the other cases, I could look into whether or not there was a reason for it :P.

[QUOTE="Avistann"]Escape the Fate but likely that no one will agree with me :Psammyjenkis898

I have never been to a concert, but form what I have seen on youtube and on tv...

1. Aerosmith

2. Red Hot Chili Peppers

3. Led Zeppelin (though they are drugged up, I say they are better live. Guitar sounds more hard rock live. Yes I know they don't do live anymore but I am basing this from back in the day.)

4. Foo Fighters.

I just had to list 4.

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="Avistann"]Escape the Fate but likely that no one will agree with me :PAvistann

[QUOTE="Avistann"][QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] I agree with you. sammyjenkis898

Yeah, just like you like BrokenCYDE, eh sammy? :P

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="Avistann"] Oh I am so glad you came to my side! I will have to write a blog about it on an ETF website about there new biggest fan :Pchessmaster1989

Yeah, just like you like BrokenCYDE, eh sammy? :P

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[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] Get out.. :xsammyjenkis898

Yeah, just like you like BrokenCYDE, eh sammy? :P