What are your top three live concerts of all time?


I'll go with ;  1.Santana  at the Music Hall in Boston      2.Jimi Hendrix at the Boston Garden   3.Supertramp at the Music Hall.                                                                                                                                                             
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Paul Simon's Graceland concert

Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon

Bruce Springsteen over 30 years ago

kd Lang decades ago (talk about goosebumps). 

 

 

 

First concert I saw was Styx Grand Illusion The Forum box office seats.

j. Gail’s Band  Sanctuary The Forum

UFO Lights Out The Forum

 

 

Maiden...Power Slave tour....84, along with all the other Maiden shows.

 

Queensrych,  Empire tour 91....see above.

 

Steve Miller Band......96, first time I saw him, wow what show....the track "Winter Time" simply amazing. 

How could I forget kd Lang in Santa Rosa CA. Goosebumps during the entire concert.

Roger Waters Pros & Cons tour in the 90s in London.

Roy Harper in 1983 in Northern Ireland and many times since.

Martin Stephenson in a pub in Dublin in the 80s

Honorable mentions

Neil Young

Leonard Cohen

10000 Maniacs

Black Heart Procession

Prince

Black Sabbath

Loudon Wainwright lll (many times)

The Pogues

Status Quo

Paul Simon

Bob Marley

Country Joe and the Fish

Tallis Scholars

Gary Newman

 

 

Kansas - Point of Know Return Tour

Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior Tour

Pat Methany  - Travels tour

AC/DC - Back in Black tour

Al Dimeola and Jan Hammer - Chicago 1982

Alan Parsons Project - Chicago 1995

A shout out for the Kansas 30 year anniversary of the Point of Know Return tour.

Shea stadium festival for peace - August 1970

Concert for Bangladesh- August 1971 - Madison Square Garden

Stones at MSG. Floor seats row 10. Opening act Sly and the Family Stone!

No doubt, it was The Beatles, September 13, 1964, Civic Center in Baltimore.  My dad took me, and it was my birthday.  

Another is Merle Haggard at Buck Owens Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, New Years Eve, with the Malpass Brothers as opening act.  

Of course, I have to add Dylan, but not possible to pick any one, there have been so very many.