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TheNobleWoodApe 04/11/21 3:04:45 AM #10:	Sarcasthma posted... which of all those concerts you've been to would you say you enjoyed the most? Tough question because I have to rank multi day festivals and headlining concerts seperately. For single act, I probably have to go with TooL at SSS rank and anything else starts at A. A is a pretty long list. NIN, George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic puts on one hell of a show. Granola Funk Express put on great shows. Regina Spektor was amazingly humble when I met her after a show. For the ones I've caught at festivals...oh boy. Any band Les Claypool slaps together is incredible. Keller Williams is on another level. Slipknot isn't really my jam but they blew me away at ozzfest the year they did the sabbath reunion. Manson always puts on an insane freak show. Kid Rock was surprisingly good at woodstock 99. Korn, Metallica in the Newstead era, DMB, surprisingly, ICP,... Korn RHCP, Rage against the Machine, Jewel all very solid live shows. Ratdog or Phil Leah and Friends were great. Don't get me started on Phish, Dark Star Orchestra and Jen Durkin/Deep Banana Blackout live. Buddy Guy was incredible, so was BB King (rip). DMX was on fire at W99. James Brown was better than he had any right to be at the age I saw him at too. Alanis Morrisette was better than I'd expected. Monster Magnet and Motorhead was one hell of a show, but a rough crowd. Faith no More was intense. So was Pantera. I'm probably forgetting as many as I list... --- Yes, I'm real. <cite>TheNobleWoodApe posted [p:952704359] in Good Songs... [t:79399087]...</cite> <quote>Sarcasthma posted... </cite> <quote>which of all those concerts you've been to would you say you enjoyed the most?</quote> Tough question because I have to rank multi day festivals and headlining concerts seperately. For single act, I probably have to go with TooL at SSS rank and anything else starts at A. A is a pretty long list. NIN, George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic puts on one hell of a show. Granola Funk Express put on great shows. Regina Spektor was amazingly humble when I met her after a show. For the ones I've caught at festivals...oh boy. Any band Les Claypool slaps together is incredible. Keller Williams is on another level. Slipknot isn't really my jam but they blew me away at ozzfest the year they did the sabbath reunion. Manson always puts on an insane freak show. Kid Rock was surprisingly good at woodstock 99. Korn, Metallica in the Newstead era, DMB, surprisingly, ICP,... Korn RHCP, Rage against the Machine, Jewel all very solid live shows. Ratdog or Phil Leah and Friends were great. Don't get me started on Phish, Dark Star Orchestra and Jen Durkin/Deep Banana Blackout live. Buddy Guy was incredible, so was BB King (rip). DMX was on fire at W99. James Brown was better than he had any right to be at the age I saw him at too. Alanis Morrisette was better than I'd expected. Monster Magnet and Motorhead was one hell of a show, but a rough crowd. Faith no More was intense. So was Pantera. I'm probably forgetting as many as I list... --- Yes, I'm real.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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