This would probably be mine. Although I'd also give consideration to U2's show at Red Rocks that became "Under A Blood Red Sky", Woodstock, and the NY Wu Tang show where ODB performed while he was a fugitive from the law.

The Dr. Feelgood World Tour

Pantera around 1990

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Oingo Boingo, Thornton Mellons Dorm room!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCZy-U0_1X8

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I have a buddy who sees them every time they're here. I've gone a couple times. Fun shows.

Woodstock.

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Good one. And Beer delivered by Cops.

Probably The Who around 72-73...touring prime.

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Always enjoyed the more intimate crazy Joe King Carasco like show at Cubby Bear v The Pearl Jam at Soldier Field show.

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I was trying to pick a concert that would be best to see The Who. I cant imagine anything being better than Woodstock though

Yea, those Stones club shows are awesome. I love when bands/artists do that.


When Kendrick gets elected President, Im gonna be happy I saw him in a small place with 3000 people.

I can't imagine anything worse than woodstock.

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Not a Hendrix or The Who fan?

The rest of the lineup was MEH to me, but Id go for those two

The thing with that was if I was going to see them perform Tommy in its entirety, I would choose the Live at Leeds show.

My favorite era is the Who's Next/Quadrophenia era, though...

Nothing about sitting in a field with the unwashed masses for 3 days sounds remotely engaging.

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Great White. February 20, 2003.

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Pink Floyd's Animals tour. Or any shows from Pearl Jam's No Code and Yield tours.

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Roger Waters: The Wall, London (May 2011, with David Gilmour joining for Comfortably Numb)

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Bob Dylan goes electric @ the 1965 Newport Folk Festival

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Jane's Addiction in the late 80's would have been pretty cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kAIMlISHhU

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The Band : Last Waltz

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It aint the six minutes. Its what happens in those six minutes.

Woodstock 69' with dynamite strapped to my chest

Beatles rooftop concert.

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Jimi Hendrix in Berkeley in 1970.

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Journey. 2005

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Queen/The Pretenders -1980

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11/28/1989 Rosemont Horizon. Enjoyable show, but trust me....you want to set the bar higher than this.

I never say Pink Floyd...ever. Not my favorite bands, but I love them and would have to think seeing them in their prime would have to be one of the best concert experiences, ever.
3/7/1973
Pink Floyd
International Amphitheater
Chicago, IL

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Beer...Cops

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