What's the best concert you ever been to?

yeahbabyyeayea wrote:
i considered leaving before the show began, probably one of the worst experiences of my life.

someone farted in the crowd :sick:

FallenAngel wrote: For me it has to be Grinderman. Nick Cave has been one of those singers I was kinda brought up with. Last year I saw he was touring with his band Grinderman. I convinced a friend to come with me, and we went. We got to the front row, and when he came on it was just incredible. Even my friend who isn't really a fan loved it. It was an amazing night, made even better by the fact he looked at me haha. If he ever tours again (which I hope he does) I will definitely be there!

awesome. i have yet to see nick cave or grinderman. i've been into cave for a while now. i can imagine grinderman giving a great performance. seen them on tv and the energy is definitely there.

The following are in the same league of excellance, but are too different to compare:

Amanda Palmer
Miyavi
Atari Teenage Riot
Linkin Park
N*E*R*D

Not a very likely list of artists you'd see together! Haha.

MeruSan wrote:

yeahbabyyeayea wrote:
i considered leaving before the show began, probably one of the worst experiences of my life.

someone farted in the crowd :sick:

haha...of course people fart at shows. who's gonna be polite enough to walk out and lose their spot on the floor? not me thats who! i like to drink, watch the show, and fart. its a constant cycle. :sick:

Arcane wrote:

yeahbabyyeayea wrote:

Arcane wrote: Miyavi.
All the fans treat each other like family.

i considered leaving before the show began, probably one of the worst experiences of my life.


And i will have to say Deadmau5 or The Bloody Beetroots

Why was it so terrible?!

apperenty u had to be a hardcore wapanese kid and yell KAWAII as loud as u possibly could constantly in order to be accepted, a fact that i wasnt aware of.

Brunken wrote: The Sounds

Los Fastidios

Drop Kick Murphys


I would reaaaally like to see RATM, In Flames and Rammstein live!

LOS FASTIDOS! congrats dude

yeahbabyyeayea wrote:

Arcane wrote: Miyavi.
All the fans treat each other like family.

i considered leaving before the show began, probably one of the worst experiences of my life.

Although seeing Miyavi was excellent this year, it was AWFUL in 2009. I don't know when you say him. The fans are terrible, on the whole. nearly passed out after fifteen minutes. The performance was mediocre and very self-indulgient - and not in a good way.

This year, however, was incredible for me. The stripped-down show of just him and a drummer was much better than having a whole backing band. The communication between him and the audience was alot better too. I can't say much about the drowd because I was on the front barrier (I bought a VIP ticket so I got early entry).

Feehlo wrote:

yeahbabyyeayea wrote:

Arcane wrote: Miyavi.
All the fans treat each other like family.

i considered leaving before the show began, probably one of the worst experiences of my life.

Although seeing Miyavi was excellent this year, it was AWFUL in 2009. I don't know when you say him. The fans are terrible, on the whole. nearly passed out after fifteen minutes. The performance was mediocre and very self-indulgient - and not in a good way.

This year, however, was incredible for me. The stripped-down show of just him and a drummer was much better than having a whole backing band. The communication between him and the audience was alot better too. I can't say much about the drowd because I was on the front barrier (I bought a VIP ticket so I got early entry).

Im persuming you didnt read my answer, "apperenty u had to be a hardcore wapanese kid and yell KAWAII as loud as u possibly could constantly in order to be accepted, a fact that i wasnt aware of."
There's always been something with those j-rock peeps...meanest people around

yeahbabyyeayea wrote: Im persuming you didnt read my answer, "apperenty u had to be a hardcore wapanese kid and yell KAWAII as loud as u possibly could constantly in order to be accepted, a fact that i wasnt aware of."
There's always been something with those j-rock peeps...meanest people around

Yeah. That is the biggest problem with going to see Japanese artists. Almost everyone's in neon and showing out redundant Japanese phrases...In the queue to see Gackt earlier this year, I was with with three others and we felt very out of place.

I don't want this to offend anyone! I just don't fit the typical J-rock fan stereotype XD.

Any Incubus or Fall Out Boy concert XD