Ian Dury and the Blockheads....long time ago, but still the most entertaining, all of it, support acts too!
Survey: the most entertaining concert you've been to?
2 of 2
Originally Posted by mimicole:
“I've recently seen Kacey Musgraves. That show was very enjoyable too.”
“I've recently seen Kacey Musgraves. That show was very enjoyable too.”
Really? I've run across other messages about her elsewhere online and those who put them up where saying that when they got to see her, she was a real bore fest.
God bless you and them always!!!
Holly
Originally Posted by SweetHeartHolly:
“Really? I've run across other messages about her elsewhere online and those who put them up where saying that when they got to see her, she was a real bore fest.
God bless you and them always!!!
Holly”
“Really? I've run across other messages about her elsewhere online and those who put them up where saying that when they got to see her, she was a real bore fest.
God bless you and them always!!!
Holly”
You can't please everyone, I guess. I found Kacey and her band to be a complete joy.
I've probably averaged @ 20 gigs and festivals a year for the last 35 years so it is fair to say I've seen a lot of bands! 
"Most entertaining" band is a very difficult one because the vast majority of bands i have seen have been entertaining!
The Two most amazing shows would be easier, Pink Floyd at the old Wembley Stadium and Roger Waters doing The Wall at the new one! they were both amazing shows.
The worst is easy... Black Sabbath at the NEC in Birmingham,in @ 1990 (?), with Ronnie James Dio on vocals, most definitely the worst sound I have ever heard at a gig, simply awful.
"Most entertaining" band is a very difficult one because the vast majority of bands i have seen have been entertaining!
The Two most amazing shows would be easier, Pink Floyd at the old Wembley Stadium and Roger Waters doing The Wall at the new one! they were both amazing shows.
The worst is easy... Black Sabbath at the NEC in Birmingham,in @ 1990 (?), with Ronnie James Dio on vocals, most definitely the worst sound I have ever heard at a gig, simply awful.
Most entertaining were GWAR at the Astoria 2 in around 2000 - 2001 Can't remember exactly when.
Complete gorefest and brilliant.
Complete gorefest and brilliant.
Best gigs: Springsteen at Wembley Stadium in '88, Meat Loaf the o2 Last At Bat tour, KT Tunstall Shepherds Bush October 2005.
Worst gigs: Steven Seagal-okay he can play but too many numbers were turned into long drawn-out jam sessions, then afterwards waited out the back to try and get an autograph, saw him looking down at us from an upstairs window in the venue, there were four people left waiting and it wouldn't have taken more than a couple of minutes but he came out and got straight in the car and drove off.
Bonnie Raitt at the Albert Hall-setlist was a poor selection and her voice was gone.
Worst gigs: Steven Seagal-okay he can play but too many numbers were turned into long drawn-out jam sessions, then afterwards waited out the back to try and get an autograph, saw him looking down at us from an upstairs window in the venue, there were four people left waiting and it wouldn't have taken more than a couple of minutes but he came out and got straight in the car and drove off.
Bonnie Raitt at the Albert Hall-setlist was a poor selection and her voice was gone.
I've seen Metallica twice (2008 and 2010) and either of those could comfortably be my best gig ever. Superb setlists and they know how to get the crowd involved.
Never have been to a bad gig but in terms of opening acts, Dragonforce opening for Iron Maiden were dreadful.
Never have been to a bad gig but in terms of opening acts, Dragonforce opening for Iron Maiden were dreadful.
2 of 2
