[meech]

You've got one ticket, for one live concert, of one band (artist), past or present.

Who's it gonna be?

 

[some1x]

Interesting... I'd like to see Heifetz play Beethoven or Brahm's Concerto. I imagine his tone would be that much better if heard live.

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

radiohead with an opening from sigur ros.

 

[eyeteeth]

ACTUAL OF THE PAST:
Band-The Beatles, Rooftop Concert, January 30, 1969
Festival-Live Aid, July 13th 1985 (Wembley Stadium, UK !!!)

Imaginary???

 

[sleepkyng]

Glenn Gould - Goldberg Variations

1955

 

[Dyzrel]

im dying to see pennywise live.. they are always on break coming through NC

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

eyeteeth, i envy you, queen has been one of my favorite bands over the years and if you talk to a died in the wool queen fan they will emphatically say they stole the show and many consider it there best performance of their career, no lights, no soundcheck, no rehearsal, just raw rock power, and radio gaga just blew the house down.

 

[spaceman]

Pink Floyd........with both Waters and Gilmour!

 

[oosoo]

Astor Piazzolla

 

[jefemeister]

I ditto Pink Floyd. A 77 or 78 show.

 

[oosoo]

Quote:

Originally posted by fyrfytrhoges radiohead with an opening from sigur ros.

You do know both bands performed live at BAM with the Merce Cunnningham Dance Co. in Fall 2003, yes? Tickets were $80, a gala event. And Cunningham was John Cage's lifetime partner. How's that for music royalty?

 

[CarterFan41]

I saw the Merce Cunningham dance company perform 2 nights recently in Ann Arbor. Fantastic shows.

Probably my favorite show I've actually seen would be Broken Social Scene in Chicago.

Show I'd most like to see in history... hmm... Led Zeppelin at a show in their prime. That would be amazing. Or maybe a Pavement show, the last one.

RL

 

[CRESCENDOPOWER]

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[Jeff Guidry]

Black Sabbath, on my birthday, May 31st, 1971. That's my actual day of birth.

"OOOOH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

 

[Fenster]

easy.

James Brown, live at the Apollo Theater, 1963.

which, coincidentally, is being rereleased as the original concert recording complete and intact for the first time (no stupid canned audience overdubs). Definately a must-buy.