What's your ultimate triple bill concert ?

Arctic Monkeys
Queens of the Stone Age
Pearl Jam

(Kinda like PJ 20 just replace The Strokes with the Arctic Monkeys )

lolobugg said:

SP

PJ

R.E.M.

the best real triple bill I ever saw was-

Helio Sequence

Secret Machines

Kings of Leon

2005

i went to this tour in philly.  Unfortunately the Secret Machines cancelled at the last minute or something so didn't see them.  Helio Sequence did play but i don't really remember them at all.

Some of My Favorite triple bill concerts that I saw (non-festival obviously)-
Death From Above
Queens of the Stone Age
Nine Inch Nails

Burning Brides
And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead
Queens of the Stone Age

The National
Modest Mouse
R.E.M.

Days of the New
Jerry Cantrell
Metallica

Opener: JJ Grey & Mofro
2nd: Ben Harper
Headliner: Pearl Jam 

eeriepadave said:

lolobugg said:

eeriepadave said:

lolobugg said:

SP

PJ

R.E.M.

the best real triple bill I ever saw was-

Helio Sequence

Secret Machines

Kings of Leon

2005

i went to this tour in philly.  Unfortunately the Secret Machines cancelled at the last minute or something so didn't see them.  Helio Sequence did play but i don't really remember them at all.

Some of My Favorite triple bill concerts that I saw (non-festival obviously)-
Death From Above
Queens of the Stone Age
Nine Inch Nails

Burning Brides
And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead
Queens of the Stone Age

The National
Modest Mouse
R.E.M.

Days of the New
Jerry Cantrell
Metallica

Burning Brides
And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead
Queens of the Stone Age

that was an awesome bill. unfortunately BB didn't play the show I went to in Atlanta. so it was just 2 bands.

oh that sucks.  I wish they would get back together, loved them.  Glad Dimitris is still playing in OFF! but would love a new Burning Brides album.  They were originally from the philly area so I saw them a lot of times (like 7 or so).

I loved that band. only got to see them twice. once at Lollapalooza and then opening for A Perfect Circle.

both times they stole the show.  The Philly scene has been crazy for 15 years now. I bet you have seen some awesome bands at small clubs.

Dead:
The Doors
Sublime
Jimi Hendrix

Alive:
Pj
Harper and IC
Dylan

My morning jacket opena with a full set, break, Metallica takes the stage for their regular we play it all the time set, PJ closes.....with several collabs.....triple drum finale.  I would love a Mike and Kirk guitar duel Alla Crossroads.  Finish it off with Am I Evil, into one big holiday, into 3 band KORITFW collab

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

Hi! said:

Dead:
The Doors
Sublime
Jimi Hendrix

Alive:
Pj
Harper and IC
Dylan

Dylan as in Bob Dylan?

He's terrible.

Some people dont like him, thats ok. I would surely think there is at least one song you like of his, no? His catoloug is extensive. How about anything from some of his side projects you find appealing?

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

Hi! said:

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

Hi! said:

Dead:
The Doors
Sublime
Jimi Hendrix

Alive:
Pj
Harper and IC
Dylan

Dylan as in Bob Dylan?

He's terrible.

Some people dont like him, thats ok. I would surely think there is at least one song you like of his, no? His catoloug is extensive. How about anything from some of his side projects you find appealing?

I should have clarified! As a performer he's terrible. I wouldn't disrespect his ability to write or his impact on music.

Yeah i hear that alot from people. I had a guy a few months ago tell me he actually walked out of a Dylan concert. SAD! Lol. I actually have to admit ive only seen him once, last year, and i loved it. Still doing his thing after all these years. What in paticular about his performing dont you like? I also havent seen alot of videos from older performances, like when he was in his prime. Im not a musician so i dont notice certain technical  things that someone who is might. Is there something in paticular in his performances like his voice, technical skill, you dont like?

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

I walked out on Bob too lol.

He made no connection to the crowd- never even looked at us. He was lifeless. The selection was awful (never even recognized the first five or six songs and that's about when I had enough).

I should state that out of approximately 120 live shows... his was the only one I left during the main set. I don't make a habit of leaving shows (outside of occasionally getting in front of the mob before the encore is finished). 

Lol, sorry to hear that. Well, at the very least our correspondance here today has inspired me to inquire further into Bob Dylans live material. Im sure i wont be disappointed. Peace and have a nice day.