[Dirtymike14]

Just out of curiosity here, I wanna know what the best concert you guys have ever been to! This is a tough one for me since I've been to a few that absolutely blew me away.

Anyways, for me personally, the best concert I've ever been to would probably be when I saw Sum 41 in 2012 at the Phoenix in Toronto. The energy that they brought there was unreal. The atmosphere of the venue that night was incredible too. I knew it was gonna be a killer concert when there were mosh pits starting before the show even started! Plus for the entire show, the whole crowd was moshing, you couldn't walk anywhere without someone slamming into you!

Lemme here what you have to say CB!

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[BlackScorpion3]

Linkin Park Jan 2012 in Philadelphia. Great concert, plus we got upgraded for free to box seats. The energy that Linkin Park brings is unmatched to other bands/performers in have seen.

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[BitPusher2600]

Tough one. Of all I've been too, I have to choose the following: Phoenix Project back when I was like 16 or 17, DJ Icey was the headliner and it was incredible. Also, Rancid in 2006 in Cleveland. The entire place was bodies flopping and swarming. Memories I won't forget.

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[Chris Degroote]

Foo Fighters at Pinkpop 2011

[Shawn Fitzgerald]

Yngwie Malmsteen, deftones, and Alice in Chains this last year.

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[wyleybuster]

Elton John 1976. Genesis and Journey 1980, Chieftains "Down the Old Plank Road" 2000 something. Le Vent Du Noire 2000 something. Cheap Trick, Heart, Journey 2011 (I think).
Plus anytime (too numerous to list dates) i saw Chet Atkins, Charlie Daniels, John Prine, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Earl Scruggs, John McCutcheon, Tom Paxton, Tom Chapin, and a lot of other folk artists. The one I was not lucky to see before he passed was Doc Watson.

[knighty2112]

Any Rush concert, but Snakes & Arrows set was awesome from a couple of years ago.

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[kbz1960]

1975 Alice Cooper at the Chicago stadium.

[BKA22]

Michael Jackson in 1985 at the Summit in Houston Texas

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[MobileMadness002]

AcDc / Moncton / Magnetic Hill

[wilkto]

Michael Jackson, Cape Town, SA
Vinegar Joe, Luton, UK
Stone the Crows, can't remember when, before Les Harvey died. UK

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[Dirtymike14]

Tough one. Of all I've been too, I have to choose the following: Phoenix Project back when I was like 16 or 17, DJ Icey was the headliner and it was incredible. Also, Rancid in 2006 in Cleveland. The entire place was bodies flopping and swarming. Memories I won't forget.

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Awe man I'd love to see rancid perform

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[Barljo]

Tough call. For me, either Eric Clapton at Earls Court, London or Elbow at Joddrell Bank (by the huge radio telescope dish)

[Dirtymike14]

Few other killer ones that I will never forget were the Offspring at Echo Beach in Toronto, and also Billy Talent at the ACC, as well as Rise Against at the ACC

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[sam81]

Counting Crows at Fair St Louis this past summer
Next would be James Taylor (the original JT)

[ezrunner]

Metallica and Guns n Roses at the same show at Hampton Coliseum in Virginia

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[Dirtymike14]

Metallica and Guns n Roses at the same show at Hampton Coliseum in Virginia

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Now THAT sounds like a hell of a show!

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[middbrew]

Monsters of Rock 1984
AC/DC
Van Halen
Ozzy Osbourne
Gary Moore
Y&T
Accept
Motley Crue

[ringo7213]

East Berlin 1988 Bruce Springsteen. More than 150.000 people and over 3 hours. It was an historic event

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[Caitloon]

I used to say Springsteen, but Blue Rodeo outdoors during the 2010 Olympics was amazing. For just upbeat craziness, Mika and The Scissor Sisters were great shows.

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[crankedcoffee]

It was the early 90's and on one of my many trips to visit family in West Island Montreal. One night at a local bar called Clyde's there was a small intimate show by The Tragically Hip for all 30 of us in the bar! Big Wreck at the Elmo in Tdot was awesome too.

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[93Aero]

Monsters Of Rock Tour Washington DC 1988 Van Halen Scorpions Dokken Metallica and Kingdom Come with John Bonham son from Led Zeppelin on drums.

The Motley Crue Whitesnake then Poison and David Lee Roth at the Capitol Center.
Then there was that U2 concert at RFK that we crashed after work on night. The concert if you were there Bono had a bad fall.

But my alltime favorite was my child's first violin solo recital!

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