Concerts and/or Shows
#1
Posted 18 July 2006 - 05:05 PM
Making an overall concerts/shows thread is more conserving that making a thread on each show you've been to and what not....
Anyways, what concerts and/or shows have you been to? What concerts/shows do you have tickets to and will be going to soon? Share your experiences of the atmosphere that you were in and how the band sounded live vs. recorded -- anything.
[btw, I backtracked a few pages and couldn't find anything; nor did I find anything through the search feature so...]
Anyways...the first show I went to was the Fall Out Boy show downtown at Yonge+Dundas Square -- why did I go? Simple: It was free. It was alright. The two shows after were at bars -- same band [Marianas Trench] -- they were amazing...I got to talk to them afterwards as well and they are amazing guys -- which adds to their awesomeness. Plus, it was only $8 [cover charge] for the first show and the second show was suppose to be $5 but I was talking to the band outside and then they invited us in with em...so I didn't pay anything.
The latest show I went to was this past weekend -- Panic! At The Disco. It was pretty awesome...the sounded the same irl and on the cd -- plus, I had the tickets 3 months in advance...they changed venues on us -- so anyone who had tickets to the original venue got in an hr before everybody else...which was pretty rad.
Oh, Marianas Trench is coming back to Toronto August 3rd at the Cameron House -- so going to go to that! Other that that...hoping to coerce a friend into seeing two other shows with me. What shows? Found out today that Tool is going to be coming to Toronto...see if I can get tickets to that [they go on sale this Saturday] -- don't know how interested my friend would be in that. Also going to see if she'd be interested in seeing Blind Guardian -- hopefully she will be. If she's not interested...just going to save my money and see if I can go alone...not the best idea...but yeah.
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#2
Posted 18 July 2006 - 05:22 PM
I have seen.
Bon Jovi
Jethro Tull
Green Day/Blink 182/Saves the Day
Iced Earth/Trivium/Beyond the Embrace
And scores of local bands
Siendra, on May 31 2009, 03:11 AM, said:
#5
Posted 18 July 2006 - 10:41 PM
Sunday - Ringo Starr
Today - The Black Crowes
Both amazing, but I must say.. the Black Crowes are fucking amazing live.. stage full of giant glowing color changing mushrooms and an amazing lightshow with long tripped out songs.
#6
Posted 19 July 2006 - 11:39 AM
#9
Posted 20 July 2006 - 01:28 PM
March 2005 - Slipknot / Lamb Of God / Shadows Fall / Gizmachi
July 2005 - Ozzfest - Black Sabbath / Iron Maiden / Mudvayne / Shadows Fall / BLS / In Flames / Rob Zombie
March 2006 - Children Of Bodom / Chimaira / If Hope Dies
July 2006 - Sounds Of The Underground - GWAR / Behemoth / Cannibal Corpse / Black Dahlia Murder / Through The Eyes Of The Dead
September 2006 - im pretty sure I'm going to see Deicide
I went to Sounds Of The Underground this past weekend. BEST DAY OF MY LIFE. I was in first row of the pit about two feet away from the stage with the security right in front of me.
During Behemoth, I think i was the only one in the front going crazy, makes faces, screaming the lyrics, and doing this - "\m/ \m/," real fast and constantly, so Nergal and Seth, and at one time Orion, kept going right in front of me, and making faces back, and doing this - "\m/" back to me, which was the greatest experience I've ever had at a concert.
GWAR was fuckin amazing, the whole place was bizerk during their show, being right in front during a GWAR concert is the greatest thing ever, i kept doing the same sort of thing to them, so BalSac the Jaws Of Death, Flattus Maximus, and a couple times Oderus Urungus, kept coming over in the front of me too, which was fuckin awesome, its too bad Beefcake the Mighty was at the other side of the stage the entire time. I got sprayed with fake semen a couple times from Oderus, and the blood of some fanclub guy, George Bush, and Pope Benedict (who was dressed as a nazi, unitl brutally owned by Oderus), i was also continuously sprayed in the face with blue liquid from cannon, which was awesome too, cause I kept yellign spray me, and I got sprayed 7 or 8 times.
Cannibal Corpse was great too. Alex Webster (bassist) was in front of me and my friend trhe whole time, i screamed "Cannibal Corpse!" at him before they started and he pointed at me with \m/. Corpsegrinder was introducing a song and he goes "This one goes out to all the women out there!...and the titties!....FUCKED WITH A KNIFE!!!"
#10
Posted 24 July 2006 - 02:47 PM
Judas priest Angel of Retribution tour and Anthrax
Queen with Paul Rodgers-2006
Dream Theater Octovarium
Coldplay
Going to see Blind Guardian and Iron Maiden, also I might go see rush.
So I close in saying that I might have been given a bad break, but I've got an awful lot to live for. Thank you."
— Lou Gehrig at Yankee Stadium, July 4, 1939
#11
Posted 24 July 2006 - 03:07 PM
OM/Asunder on saturday, or Origin/Severed Savior on friday. i only want to go to one, and i'm leaning towards OM since i haven't been to a DOOM concert before (what? THEY'RE RARE DAMMIT)
HM.
#12
Posted 24 July 2006 - 07:26 PM
John, on Jul 18 2006, 09:27 PM, said:
Dragonforce
Dream Theater
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
some crappy local band shows
You saw Joe Satriani too you fool. *slaps for forgetting*
I've seen
Not metal:
Journey
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Lynrd Skynrd
Metal:
Iced Earth [While with Ripper *grimmace*]
Dream Theater [Gigantour]
Megdeth [Gigantour]
Dragonforce
I can't remember anything else
I could've seen Gamma Ray but my asshole friends were like WHO'S THAT!!?!?!1! Now most of them like them enough that they'd go see them and now it's too late. Bastards.
And I was unfortunately late to the Gigantour show I went to and missed Symphony X and Nevermore.
Then there was that time I went to see Dream Theater a second time at the Tower Theatre and got lost with Alundra for like 4 hours. I feel bad for him cause we both missed it, but at least I'd seen them once before.
Still have the pics from Gigantour in my Photobucket somewhere. The Dream Theater ones came out bad cause they used weird ass lighting and my craptacular camera caught nothing. Still have a picture of Myung doing the solo from Metropolis Part 1 on my comp somewhere... I hope I see them again in the future, cause the only pictures I have from their shows suck.

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#13
Posted 29 July 2006 - 03:45 PM
Opening acts where Thunderbirds Are Now! out of Detroit and The Jai-Alai Savant from Philadelphia.
The show was solid except for the fact that there was no encore since the room had a curfew. Ted did manage to come out and do a little a capella version of “Dirty Old Town”
#14
Posted 29 July 2006 - 04:29 PM
Deadboy = Played a short set, but were good. Nothing special, but they played their music well and I wish them the best as they are an up-and-coming artist.
Eagles = Pure fun rock n roll. All that needs to be said. You could tell they were having fun, and the audience was having fun as well. I wish all bands could just have this much of a "fun" feel to them.
Peaches = More fun than the Eagles. She walked right by me as she came out of the side door at the place I saw the concert. She was just flashy, exciting, fun, and never gave up on the crowd. Like all Baltimore crowds a lot of people were confused when she came out (a lot were there for Eagles). But she won over the entire crowd by the end and the entire place was in love with her. As the show went on, more and more people got into her music until it was a couple hundred people just dancing, singing, and having fun. At the end, for her encore, Eagles of Death Metal came out first and they received boos and "Where is Peaches?" chants. They were laughing at this I was glad to see. Then Peaches came out and the reaction was very loud.
Siendra, on May 31 2009, 03:11 AM, said:
#15
Posted 31 July 2006 - 06:33 PM
#17
Posted 01 August 2006 - 05:06 PM
Dream Theater
Vital Remains
Black Dahlia Murder
Cattle Decapitation
Jungle Rot
Opeth
Paradise Lost
Necrophagist
Arsis
Alarum
Job For A Cowboy
Modest Mouse
The Walkmen
Deerhoof
Wilco
Weezer
Aesop Rock
El-P
Blueprint
A ton of others I'm forgetting about
I'm looking forward to Katatonia + Daylight Dies and I'm sure there is more touring greatness coming up.
#18
Posted 01 August 2006 - 05:10 PM

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Posted 02 August 2006 - 01:39 AM
#20
Posted 02 August 2006 - 07:14 AM
- Into Eternity
- Arch Enemy
- Megadeth
- Opeth
It should be orgasmic. THen later on this year I will be hitting a Dark Tranquility and Blind Guardian show.
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