What are your top 3 live bands?
JOEJOEJOE
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Mine:
NIN
PJ
Wilco
Honorable mention:
The Frames
The Pogues
NIN
PJ
Wilco
Honorable mention:
The Frames
The Pogues
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Pearl Jam
JJ Grey and Mofro
My Morning Jacket
1996: Ft Lauderdale
1998: Birmingham
2000: Charlotte, Tampa
2003: Tampa, Atlanta, Phoenix
2004: Kissimmee
2008: West Palm Beach, Bonnaroo, Columbia
2010: MSG2
2012: Music Midtown
2014: Memphis
2018: Wrigley 1, Fenway 1
2022: Nashville
2023: Ft. Worth II
2024: Baltimore
Upcoming: 2025 Hollywood, FL Night 2
PJ
My Morning Jacket
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My favorite 3 live bands are the same as my favorite 3 bands:
Faith No More
Pearl Jam
Tool
Daft Punk
LCD Soundsystem
PJ
MMJ
Tedeschi Trucks Band and/or Dead and Company
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Dinosaur Jr. are excessively loooouuuuddd!
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
By quantity of shows I've attended, the order is:
Chris Robinson Brotherhood
the Tragically Hip
Pearl Jam
My Morning Jacket
Interactive club shows:
GWAR (sorry mom and dad) horror show at it's bloodiest, beyond offensive and disgusting
Murphy's Law (might get kicked in the head)
DRI (just great if you grew up brainwashing yourself listening to them like I did)
Fishbone (saw them twice, last time a few years ago, just pure fun, talent...)
Richie Ramone (legend with the punk rock drumming)
Madball
Agnostic front
Cro-mags (quick rough sing along set)
(Any old school hardcore band still trying)
Joseph Arthur (only show that squeezed my emotions out of me) plus you never really know what to expect. Solo acoustic, plugged in shredding, art on stage. Was seeing him live for a while after rndm introduced me to him.
Symphony X (prog metal, my old friend drums with them otherwise they would have flown under my radar) worth listening to. Live they don't miss a beat.
Faith No More
Pearl Jam
Primus or any Les Claypool creation
Oh yeah....
AC/DC
Judas Priest
Alice Cooper
Motorhead
Anthrax
Misfits
Galactic
Ministry
Revolting Cocks
Skinny Puppy
Soundgarden
Demolition Hammer
Nuclear Assault
Slayer
Alice in Chains (they opened for Slayer and I missed them because I thought any band named Alice must be lame) caught them later at loolapalooza and I was wrong.
Henry Rollins...
You get the point..
Hope I don't derail the thread, but I enjoyed the flashback!
Pearl Jam
Drive By Truckers.
Pearl Jam
U2 - if they varied setlists, I'd follow them anywhere.
Coldplay
Bands that may change this list when I see them: Rage Against the Machine
Quantity
The Tragically Hip
Pearl Jam
Dave Matthews Band
Radiohead
PJ
SUMMERFEST MILWAUKEE 1995
ALPINE VALLEY MUSIC THEATRE 1998
UNITED CENTER CHICAGO1998
THOMPSON-BOLING ARENA KNOXVILLE 1998
ALPINE VALLEY MUSIC THEATRE 2000
ALLSTATE ARENA ROSEMONT 2000
ALPINE VALLEY MUSIC THEATRE 2003
HERSHEYPARK STADIUM 2003
TOLEDO SPORTS ARENA 2004
AIR CANADA CENTRE TORONTO 2005
UNITED CENTER CHICAGO 2006
UNITED CENTER CHICAGO 2006
VERIZON CENTER DC 2008
UNITED CENTER CHICAGO 2009
NATIONWIDE ARENA COLUMBUS 2010
PJ20 NIGHT 1 Alpine Valley Music Theatre 2011
PJ20 NIGHT 2 Alpine Valley Music Theatre 2011
1ST MARINER ARENA BALTIMORE 2013
IWIRELESS CENTER MOLINE 2014
XCEL ENERGY CENTER ST. PAUL 2014
CHICAGO 1 Wrigley Field 2016
CHICAGO 2 Wrigley Field 2016
CHICAGO 1 Wrigley Field 2018
CHICAGO 2 Wrigley Field 2018
BOSTON 2 Fenway Park 2018
ENTERPRISE CENTER SAINT LOUIS 2022
Eddie Vedder Auditorium Theatre CHICAGO 2008
Middle Kids
Jack White with any of his projects.
honorable mention: The Black Crowes (old days), Jack White projects, U2
headstones
jack white (easy the top performance by far)
tragically hip (honourable mention)
-EV 8/14/93
Primus
Murphys Law
Same... I've only seen them 3 times, but the back to back shows in Boston 7/18 were otherworldly.
Sonic Youth
Neko Case
Sigur Ros
Mogwai
honorable mentions:
Broken Social Scene
Mike Watt
Some years ago, my wife introduced me to a fellow named Larry who is the son-in-law of a good friend of hers. She didn't mention that this fellows nick name is "Ler" and he plays in a band. So at the time, I had no idea who I had just met!
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"