Amazing Live Shows (exluding PJ)

Spiritual_Chaos
Spiritual_Chaos Posts: 31,471
edited July 2016 in Other Music
The first concert I ever went to was Neil Young at "Globen" in Sweden in 2001. A boot was released that sounds great and is, not counting Pearl Jam, the live show I have listened to the most during the years. I didn't intend for this thread to turn into a "I was there therefore this show was amazing"-biased thread. But Are You Passionate was, according to me, Neil Youngs last really great album and it sounds so good live. The setlist and Neil and everything was on point so - this is an amazing live show! Take a listen!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6BnZyflNVE

Anyone got any other shows by other artists that you think stand out and are AmAzInG?


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  • kramer73
    kramer73 Posts: 2,633
    any Glen Hansard show
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    Neil Young - Massey Hall. This was recorded prior to the release of Harvest, but included many songs from that album. NY's voice was pristine that night, he was talkative and explained his songs before he sang them. The recording is top notch as well, particularly the vinyl.

    Mad Season - live at the Moore
    Hendrix - Monterrey Pop Festival
    Hendrix - Band of Gypsy's
    DMB - live at Central Park. Maybe not their best, but very accessible for the casual fan
  • red mos
    red mos Posts: 4,953
    edited July 2016
    Other than Pearl jam:

    Toadies
    Foo fighters
    Tragically hip
    The who
    Chris Cornell
    PJ: 10/14/00 06/09/03 10/4/09 11/15/13 11/16/13 10/08/14
    EV Solo: 7/11/11 11/12/12 11/13/12
  • derbydave
    derbydave Columbus, OH Posts: 11,254
    MMJ - Okonokos
    '96: Seattle: Key Arena
    '98: Seattle: Memorial Stadium 1 & 2
    '00: Columbus: Polaris
    '03: Columbus: Germain
    '10: Columbus: Nationwide Arena
    '11: East Troy: Alpine Valley - PJ20 1 & 2 + EV Detroit
    '12: Missoula + EV Jacksonville 1 & 2
    '13: Chicago / Pittsburgh / Buffalo / Seattle
    '14: Cincinnati / St. Louis / Tulsa / Lincoln / Memphis / Detroit / Moline
    '15: New York City - Global Citizen Festival
    '16: Greenville / Hampton / Raleigh / Columbia / Lexington / Ottawa / Toronto 1 & 2 / Wrigley 1 & 2
    '17: Brooklyn - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
    '18: London 1 & 2 / Seattle 1 & 2 / Missoula / Wrigley 1
    '22: Nashville / St. Louis


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  • derbydave
    derbydave Columbus, OH Posts: 11,254
    Just ignore the weird Llama party sequence at the beginning of the film!! :rofl:
    '96: Seattle: Key Arena
    '98: Seattle: Memorial Stadium 1 & 2
    '00: Columbus: Polaris
    '03: Columbus: Germain
    '10: Columbus: Nationwide Arena
    '11: East Troy: Alpine Valley - PJ20 1 & 2 + EV Detroit
    '12: Missoula + EV Jacksonville 1 & 2
    '13: Chicago / Pittsburgh / Buffalo / Seattle
    '14: Cincinnati / St. Louis / Tulsa / Lincoln / Memphis / Detroit / Moline
    '15: New York City - Global Citizen Festival
    '16: Greenville / Hampton / Raleigh / Columbia / Lexington / Ottawa / Toronto 1 & 2 / Wrigley 1 & 2
    '17: Brooklyn - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
    '18: London 1 & 2 / Seattle 1 & 2 / Missoula / Wrigley 1
    '22: Nashville / St. Louis


    http://www.livefootsteps.org/user/?usr=170

  • Suziemay
    Suziemay Posts: 11,168
    The Post Pop Depression shows were magical. I've seen Iggy live and I've seen QOTSA live, but these shows were off the charts. You could feel the mutual love and respect oozing off the stage amongst the band members, and between the band and the audience. I've never experienced this before, Pearl Jam included. It's not a ding on Pearl Jam, but I think when you have someone who's a huge fan (Josh) who then gets to collaborate with his idol (Iggy) when he's an established musician in his own right and then he gets to bring his buddies in on it, the output is nothing short of amazing. I went to 5 shows that had the exact same setlist and each one was more incredible than the next. Well, except for the last show because the security dude decided to be a jerk to me and only me, but that's not the band's fault.

    Chris Cornell's Higher Truth shows have been wonderful too. Having Bryan Gibson on the cello really added another dimension to the songs.
  • 23scidoo
    23scidoo Thessaloniki,Greece Posts: 19,967
    Portishead - Roseland NYC
    Rolling Stones - Stripped
    Athens 2006. Dusseldorf 2007. Berlin 2009. Venice 2010. Amsterdam 1 2012. Amsterdam 1+2 2014. Buenos Aires 2015.
    Prague Krakow Berlin 2018. Berlin 2022
    EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.

    I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
  • bflynn1
    bflynn1 Posts: 1,394
    The Who- Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970
  • Who Princess
    Who Princess out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    bflynn1 said:

    The Who- Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970

    +1
    Most any Who show from the 70s you can find but that is a great one.
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
  • ceska
    ceska New York Posts: 1,137
    For the Who, I'm partial to the Young Vic 1971 show. I guess they did a few but one of them was released as a bonus disc for one of the Who's Nest rereleases.

    Pink Floyd - Oakland 1977
    Grateful Dead - Cornell 1977
    are two of the legendary shows that also happen to have great sounding bootlegs in circulation

    I like the Nirvana Halloween show that got put on DVD a few years ago too.

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