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In concert..........who have you seen ?

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  • Registered Users Posts: 37,302 ✭✭✭✭the_syco


    In no real order:
    Type O Negative (SFX)
    Manowar (Hellfest 09)
    Machine Head
    Slayer
    Hatebreed (Hellfest 09)
    Suicidal Tendancies (Hellfest 09)
    Down
    The Pogues (regular xmas tour on, or around the 23rd December each year...)
    Testament, Magadeth, Judas Priest... (not so long ago in the o2)
    Iron Maiden
    Maryln Manson
    Lamb of God
    Aslan (was working for that one. In Ballyfermot Bingo Hall about 5 years ago)


  • Registered Users Posts: 651 ✭✭✭falabo


    Mylene Farmer !!! she rocks...


  • Registered Users Posts: 7,418 ✭✭✭JimiTime


    Supergrass (Shephards Bush and The Academy)
    Sheryl Crow (Shepherds Bush)
    Jet (Brixton Academy)
    The Strokes (Ally Pally)
    Gary Moore (Brixton)
    Michael Jackson (RDS)
    George Michael (Point Depot)
    Paul McCartney (Earls Court)
    Eric Clapton (Malahider Castle)
    Bob Dylan (Point Depot)
    U2 (Slane, Croker)
    Rollin Stones (Slane)
    Bon Jovi (RDS)
    Ian Brown (Ambassador)
    Ray LaMontagne (Olympia)
    Paul Wellar (Olympia)
    James (The Academy)
    Oasis (Point Depot)
    Ocean Colour Scene (Point Depot)

    Loads more I'm sure, but these came to mind.


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,241 ✭✭✭barleybooley


    Loads at Oxegen, does that count?
    On their own, Metallica and Slipknot when they supported them; Saw Doctors a few times; Foo Fighters and Futureheads supporting; Tool x2 with I THINK a band called Mastadon supporting the first time and Russian Circles the second time; Rolling Stones; Leonard Cohen and then my good friend Bruce last night :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 27 IxM


    Bon Jovi
    My Chemical Romance [x2]
    Mindless Self Indulgence
    Rodrigo Y Gabriela
    30 Seconds To Mars
    CSS
    Fight Like Apes
    Bruce Springsteen
    :D


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  • Registered Users Posts: 403 ✭✭Mensch Maschine


    Apart from all the bands/Djs you'd see at a festival eh..?

    Paul Simon, Fun Lovin Criminals, Van Morrison, Blind Boys of Alabama (Killkenny '02)
    Deep Purple (Point '03?)
    Kraftwerk (Killmainham '08)
    Neil Young (Malahide Castle '08)

    I found loads of old tickets to the midnight at the Olympia gigs I used to get into when I was 16-20.y.o

    Stairway to Zeppelin
    Jimi Hendrix tribute
    L.A. Doors
    The Classic Beatles etc.

    Good nights to be had before the smoking ban. spliffs used to be goin all round the place with generall madness.

    Then there's a bunch that you see at festivals, Mix Master Mike, 2 Many Dj's, Fatboy Slim..................




    Got my Depeche Mode ticket for the 02 in December. YES!


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,121 ✭✭✭Censorsh!t


    Along with the other bands i've seen...a few weeks ago I saw Flo Rida (I got the tickets free, thats why!), saw Brand New, Kevine Devine and Moneen


  • Registered Users Posts: 5,451 ✭✭✭blastman


    First: AC/DC, RDS Simmonscourt, 1982
    Last: Bruce Springsteen, RDS Arena, last Sunday
    Closest: REM, Ardgillan Park, 2005, approx 4km from my house
    Furthest: Van Halen, AIS Canberra, Aus, 1998, approx 20 000km from my house

    There's been a few in between those extremities!


  • Posts: 0 [Deleted User]


    Queen Slane 1986
    Fleetwood Mac Landsdown Road 1988
    The Shadows Point 1990
    The Kinks National Stadium 1994
    R.E.M. Slane 1995
    Celine Dion Point 1997
    Hank Marvin Belfast 2000
    Brian Wilson Point 2003
    Fleetwood Mac Point 2003
    The Shadows Point 2004
    Eric Clapton Point 2009


  • Posts: 0 ✭✭✭ [Deleted User]


    Sinfonia wrote: »
    Bob Dylan/SFA/QOTSA/Robert Plant/Radiohead x 2/Eric Clapton/Arcade Fire x 2/Rufus Wainwright/Tool x 2/Brad Mehldau/Morrissey/Eminem/50 Cent/Steve Vai/Weezer/Sting/Metallica/Kings of Leon/The Strokes x 2/RHCP x 2/Muse x 2/Korn/Obie Trice/Coldplay x 2/U2/Counting Crows/Cypress Hill/Audioslave/Simon & Garfunkel/Oasis x 2/Masters of Groove/Sigur Rós/Turn x 50,000,000/The Frames/System of a Down/James Brown/Green Day/Arctic Monkeys/Foo Fighters/Air/Beck/The Cure/a bunch of other small gigs and festivals

    So Jealous!

    Me: Greenday, The Feeling, Muse (Muse again in november! woohoo!), Kasabian, Glasvegas, Linkin Park, Simple Plan. . thats really about it.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 284 ✭✭Sr. Pirotecnic


    some best/memorable/notable gigs

    TV Personalities
    The Smiths
    Redskins
    Sonic Youth
    Butthole Surfers
    McCarthy
    Biff Bang Pow
    Beta Band
    Nirvana
    Felt
    Godspeed You! Black Emperor
    The Fall
    Pixies
    Belle & Sebastian


  • Registered Users Posts: 3,555 ✭✭✭Gillington


    Eh Ill try and remember a few that arent part of festivals

    Oasis x2
    The Prodigy x2
    Kings Of Leon x2
    Interpol
    Editors x2
    Damien Rice
    Bloc Party x 4
    Jimmy Eat World
    Arcade Fire
    East 17 :confused:
    Ham Sandwich
    Kila
    Islands
    CSS
    New Young Pony Club
    The Who(Melbourne Grand Prix)
    Ocean Colour Scene
    Ian Brown
    Bob Dylan
    God is an Astronaut
    The Frames

    Im sure theres more,can nay think.Loads more I've seen at festivals but thats too broad a subject or a different topic me thinks.


  • Registered Users Posts: 7,090 ✭✭✭jill_valentine


    Not counting festivals... let's see.

    Sunset Rubdown - Fantastic.
    Wolf Parade - A little underwhelming compared to Sunset Rubdown.
    Arcade Fire - Absolutely amazing, and this minute I'd swim the Atlantic to see them play again, even if it was on fire.
    Metric - Great fun live, but I'm kind of over them.
    Feist - Solid, better guitarist than I realised and a nice lady.
    Foo Fighters - Exactly what I expected, no more no less.
    Man Man - Unlistenable on record, but a total riot to see play.
    Final Fantasy - Mesmerising dude, does amazing stuff.
    Dolly Parton - and by God, I regret nothing
    RHCP - were really not great.
    CSS - Sweaty laughs.
    Parenthetical Girls - Clever and fun.
    Radiohead - Great, but they don't really do anything different onstage than they do on disc, and I don't feel like I need to see them again.
    Clinic - Playing too big a venue for the kind of music they play, and couldn't engage the crowd at all.
    The National - Good, but I didn't quite enjoy them as much as everybody else around me seemed to.
    Klaxons - Surprisingly moshy live, which is a good thing.

    Missing a lot, but that's off the top of my head this minute.


  • Registered Users Posts: 4,231 ✭✭✭bullpost


    Ramones - Phibsboro
    Ramones - Cabra
    Siouxsie - Cabra
    The Jam - Dun Laoghaire
    The Clash - SFX
    The Rolling Stones - Slane
    John Lee Hooker - The Stadium
    The Smiths - The Stadium
    REM - SFX, Croke Park, RDS
    U2 - Project Arts, Croke Park
    The Pogues - Dun Laoghaire, Waterford, The Point, SFX
    Elvis Costello - Olympia (3 nights residency), The Stadium
    Jann Tiersen - Vicar Street
    Go-Betweens - Trinity College, Mean fiddler, RDS
    Leonard Cohen - IMMA
    Nick Cave + Bad Seeds - Dublin Castle
    David Byrne - Stadium
    New Order - The Stadium
    Microdisney - Cabra


  • Registered Users Posts: 31,942 ✭✭✭✭Mars Bar


    Update:

    Saw Doctors x 20 (seeing them again on Friday)
    Waterboys (seeing them again on the 31st)
    Bruce Springsteen X 2
    Meat Loaf
    Elton John
    Noelie McDonnell (about 15 times)
    Stonelakes
    Coronas (not by choice...and it was free)
    Blizzards (not by choice also, and it was free too)
    Boyzone at the Meteors
    Westlife at the Meteors
    Scouting For Girls
    Sinead O' Connor
    Republic Of Loose
    The Flaws
    Without George
    A Band Called Wanda
    The Government

    Forgot the Walls, shame on me!


  • Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators Posts: 8,962 Mod ✭✭✭✭mewso


    Always fun to remember the gigs. I have a few beers on me or I would avoid this kind of indulgence.

    The festivals:-

    Memories from Reading
    - Charlatans at their peak, fantastic
    - The Music at the start of their career, impressive
    - The Fall with a drunk Mark E. Smith and seriously pissed off band members (never a boring band to watch)
    - Chili Peppers, meh
    - Chemical Brothers, hard to get worked up over some guys playing CDs

    Memories from Féile
    - Happy Mondays, my Gods at the time I stayed up front for hours dying for a piss waiting for them to perform. Well worth it but my kidney was numb
    - Rage Against the Machine, simply amazing

    Slane
    - REM, well worth it but I doubt if I'll ever visit Slane again.

    On their own:-

    New Fast Automatic Daffodils - for a fiver. They were some band and to see them in a small venue for such a small price....a gig I will never forget. Nobdy else remembers them anymore.
    Ride - in McGonagles days before their debut album was released. A special band imo.
    Inspiral Carpets - another great gig where my glasses got crushed in the mosh but I didn't care. One of those rare times where I joined the moshing at a gig.
    The The - unfortunately no Jools Holland but great to see Matt Johnson and argue with a bored Dave Fanning we spotted afterwards about how good they were.
    Smashing Pumpkins - for about 3 or 4 songs. Yes that gig.
    Pavement - simply one of my favorite bands in my lifetime. I'm happy I saw them at least once.
    Stephen Malkmus - and happy that Malkmus is carrying the torch.
    Mercury Rev - one of the greats for me but a little dissappointing in this particular gig.
    Arcade Fire - Got to see them at the Phoenix Park and they easily live up to the hype.

    Multiple Visits:-

    The Wedding Present - will never tire of The Weddos.
    Spiritualized - I'm too old to know the right people these days but if I did I would be spliffed up every time for these guys.
    Teenage Fanclub - so many good albums, so criminally ignored.
    The Charlatans - have outlasted so many of their peers and deservedly so. Love any chance to see them. Last time at the Academy they were on top form.
    The Fall - I've seen Mark E. Smith and his various ensembles many times and it never gets old.

    The ones that need to be chalked off:-

    Eels - absolutely top of my list. I must see E before I die.
    Beck - Sadly if I get a chance to see him it will probably be with 80000 kids but so be it.
    Sigur Ros - I think I'd prefer to travel to Iceland and watch them play in a small village but will probably have to make do with the same mewling kids as Beck if I do get to see them. Oh well.


  • Registered Users Posts: 3,417 ✭✭✭The Pontiac


    mewso wrote: »
    Teenage Fanclub - so many good albums, so criminally ignored.

    +1


  • Registered Users Posts: 3,835 ✭✭✭unreggd


    Snow Patrol
    Kings of Leon
    Wallis Bird
    RA Cunningham
    Manic Street Preachers
    Katy Perry
    The Ting Tings
    Starsailor
    James Morrison
    Yeah Yeah Yeahs
    The Killers
    Dirty Epics
    The Blizzards
    The Coronas
    Pussycat Dolls
    Rihanna
    Avril Lavigne
    Paramore
    Oasis
    Sterophonics
    Paul Weller
    Maroon 5
    Scissor Sisters
    Jem
    Franz Ferdinand
    Greenday
    Beyoncé
    Kanye West
    KT Tunstall
    The Script
    Lenny Kravitz
    Alanis Morissette
    One Republic
    Gwen Stefani


    Prob forgettin loads, but that'll do for now


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 256 ✭✭ToTheSea:


    its hard to remember exactly but I'll do my best.

    Blur - 2003
    muse X 3
    U2X 2
    Repulic of loose X 9
    Ham sandwich X 3
    the flaws
    Oppenhiemer
    Guillemeotes
    Velvet revolver
    Kaiser chiefs
    Editors
    The rakes X 2
    Franz ferdinand
    cutt copy
    Fratellis
    MGMT
    Bon iver
    Jack Penate
    The Kinetics
    the thrills
    the datsuns
    Razorlight
    The cribs
    Cold war kids
    Director
    Duke special
    Clap your hands and say yeah
    Kasabian
    Panic! at the disco
    The laundry shop
    Albert Hammond JR
    Artic monkeys
    Bell X1
    Jape:D
    Delorentos
    Radiohead
    Racontours
    Ben Folds
    Jerry Fish & the mudbug club

    Thats just off the top of my head. I know I'm missing loads but will have to go fish out my old tickets


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,283 ✭✭✭PrivateEye


    Ramones - Phibsboro
    Ramones - Cabra

    JAYSUS!!!1

    How were they live?
    Was Phibsboro in Dallyer?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 13,361 ✭✭✭✭8-10


    !!!
    A HAWK AND A HACKSAW
    ADAM AND THE AMETHYSTS
    AEROSMITH
    AIR
    ANDREW BIRD
    ARCADE FIRE (17)
    ARCHITECTURE IN HELSINKI
    ASLAN (6)
    ATHLETE (2)
    AU REVOIR SIMONE (2)
    AVRIL LAVIGNE
    BABYSHAMBLES (2)
    BADLY DRAWN BOY
    BEASTIE BOYS
    BELL X1
    BJORK
    BLUR
    BOB DYLAN
    BON IVER
    BRIGHT EYES
    BRITNEY SPEARS
    BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE (2)
    BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (2)
    CHEMICAL BROTHERS
    CHRIS CORNELL
    CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH
    CLINIC (9)
    COLD WAR KIDS (2)
    COLDPLAY
    CORONAS
    CRYSTAL CASTLES
    CSS (2)
    CYCLEFLY
    CYPRESS HILL
    D4
    DAFT PUNK
    DAMIEN RICE
    DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
    DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE
    DEEP DISH
    DEFTONES
    DELORENTOS
    DIRTY PROJECTORS
    DJ SHADOW VS CUT CHEMIST
    DJ YODA
    DROWNING POOL
    DUKE SPECIAL
    ELECTRIC SIX
    EMINEM
    FAIRPORT CONVENTION
    FEEDER
    FEIST
    FINAL FANTASY (4)
    FIVE
    FLEET FOXES
    FOO FIGHTERS (3)
    FRANZ FERDINAND
    FROG EYES
    GEORGE CLINTON PARLIAMENT / FUNKADELIC
    GOLDFRAPP
    GONG
    GUNS N’ ROSES
    HAM SANDWICH
    HANDSOME FURS
    HOT HOT HEAT
    I’M FROM BARCELONA (3)
    IGGY AND THE STOOGES
    IMOGEN HEAP
    INTERPOL
    JACK L
    JAMES MURPHY SOLO
    JARVIS COCKER (2)
    JJ72
    JURASSIC 5
    KAISER CHIEFS
    KELIS (2)
    KILA
    KINGS OF LEON
    KITTIE
    KLAXONS
    LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (2)
    LE BIEN
    LINKIN PARK
    MARTHA WAINWRIGHT (3)
    MASSIVE ATTACK
    MEATLOAF (3)
    METALLICA (2)
    MICHAEL JACKSON
    MICHELLE SHOCKED
    MIRACLE FORTRESS (2)
    MOBY
    MODEST MOUSE
    MORRISSEY
    MOS DEFF
    MUSE
    MUSHROOMHEAD
    NEIL YOUNG
    NEW ORDER
    OF MONTREAL
    PADDY CASEY (2)
    PATRICK WOLF (2)
    PEARL JAM
    PJ HARVEY (2)
    PLACEBO
    PRIMAL SCREAM
    PRODIGY
    QOTSA (4)
    RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS (3)
    REGINA SPEKTOR
    REPUBLIC OF LOOSE
    REM (3)
    ROBERT PLANT
    RODRIGO Y GABRIELA
    ROGER WATERS (PERFORMING THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON)
    RUFUS WAINWRIGHT (4)
    SCISSOR SISTERS (2)
    SEUN KUTI & FELA'S EGYPT 80
    SHLOMO
    SILVERSUN PICKUPS
    SIX ORGANS OF ADMITTANCE
    SLAYER
    SOLAS
    SONIC YOUTH
    SPINAL TAP
    STATUS QUO
    STEPHEN O'MALLEY + ALEXANDER TUCKER
    STING
    SYSTEM OF A DOWN
    TAKE THAT
    THE BRAVERY (2)
    THE DARKNESS (2)
    THE DATSUNS
    THE DEAD WEATHER
    THE DEPARTURE
    THE DEVLINS
    THE DIVINE COMEDY
    THE FLAWS
    THE FRAMES
    THE GO! TEAM
    THE GOSSIP
    THE HIVES (2)
    THE HOLD-STEADY (3)
    THE KILLERS
    THE KOOKS
    THE LOW ANTHEM
    THE MAGIC NUMBERS
    THE MUSIC
    THE NATIONAL (3)
    THE PIXIES
    THE POLYPHONIC SPREE
    THE RACONTEURS
    THE RAPTURE
    THE REVS (3)
    THE STRANGE DEATH OF LIBERAL ENGLAND
    THE STROKES
    THE SUBWAYS
    THE THRILLS
    THE ZUTONS
    THERAPY?
    THINK ABOUT LIFE
    TOOL (2)
    TORI AMOS
    U2 (3)
    VELVET REVOLVER
    WESTLIFE (2)
    WILD LIGHT (12)
    WU-TANG CLAN (2)
    YEASAYER


    Some are festivals. And probably forgot a few others. Numbers in brackets indicate number of times seen.


  • Registered Users Posts: 4,231 ✭✭✭bullpost


    No - The old State Cinema. Long gone now.
    Good gigs - Crowd went nuts.
    PrivateEye wrote: »
    JAYSUS!!!1

    How were they live?
    Was Phibsboro in Dallyer?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 67 ✭✭Dmullar


    8-10 wrote: »

    ARCADE FIRE (17)


    :eek:Lucky You!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭JamesTaylorfan


    Rod Stewart
    Jose Feliciano
    Van Morrison
    Charlie Pride
    James Taylor
    Dr Feelgood
    Specials
    Horselips
    Leo Sayer
    Tom Jones
    Roy Cooder
    Grannies Intentions
    Skid Row (Brush Shields & Co)
    Gary Moore
    Nancy Griffiths
    Naima


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭JamesTaylorfan


    Forgot....
    Neil Young
    Status Quo
    Diana Ross &The Supremes (back in the 60's)


  • Registered Users Posts: 10,572 ✭✭✭✭brummytom



    Van Morrison
    James Taylor
    Specials
    Gary Moore

    Verrry jealous!


  • Registered Users Posts: 7,090 ✭✭✭jill_valentine


    8-10 wrote: »
    ARCADE FIRE (17)

    Indulge my nerdy needs here for a second, where and when? And how awesome were they each time, on a scale of fail to Win?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭JamesTaylorfan


    One of the best artists I've ever seen was Pierce Turner from Wexford, a great Irish singer/songwriter.
    Explore at http://www.pierceturner.com


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭JamesTaylorfan


    brummytom wrote: »
    Verrry jealous!

    JT was the best though.......sounds onstage exactly as sweet as on cd.:)


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  • Registered Users Posts: 10,572 ✭✭✭✭brummytom


    JT was the best though.......sounds onstage exactly as sweet as on cd.:)

    He played he very recently.. tickets were too dear for me though. I'm really regretting not going :(

    I much prefer listening to his live performances on youtube than his CDs.. especially Shower The People.. beautiful


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