Best Gig?

[Twimon]

What is the best Gig youve been too?

[migirl]

Saw Coldplay in Manchester in Nov last year, and it was just an amazing night! I still get a tingle down my spine and a buzz in my head when i hear any Viva la Vida tracks - and no i wasn`t on any drugs either!! lol

[4getmenot]

It was quite weird because I have loved Jared since �My so called life� and then I saw a clip of a music video with him in (the Kill) then realised he was in a band and tickets were released that week so I was quite lucky.

[angelap]

the most impressive person i have ever seen is P!nk.

she is amazing, full of energy!!

she does acrobatics without a net!


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[migirl]

i was thinking of going to see Pink this year. Thanx for reminding me about her, i`m off to get meself some tickets now!

[4getmenot]

agree there angle I;ve seen her twice once at V but her own shows are brilliant and I;ve heard she's been learning some more circus acrobatics for this year

[clarinetgal]

i've been to loads of good gigs.

I've been to T in the Park twice - The Killers and Snow Patrol were both truly amazing.

I've seen Stereophonics who were also really good.

Plus a load of other bands that no1 here will probably care about :L

[mycats]

The Ramones - they were amazing!!!

[sn�gged]

Please... try lol...

[Whoa Nelly]

The Specials, Madness & The Selecter - Cardiff University 1979.

[northboy]

joy division 1979
human league 1980,82,90`s,
japan 82,83,84
marilyn manson 2001
kraftwerk 1997?
gary glitter and the glitter band 1973

[SeaJayPea]

Best ever Dave Gilmour - On An Island in 2006 at the Royal Albert Hall. Never see the like again, now Rick's gone.

Pretty close second Leonard Cohen at the O2 twice last year

Pink Floyd at Wembley in, I think, 1990 and the Rolling Stones later the same summer

I saw Elton John with just Ray Cooper, the percussionist, sometime in the late 1970's and that was brilliant. Finsbury Park Astoria, if I remember correctly

I saw Eric Clapton at Hammersmith in about 1978, Muddy Waters opened the show, limped on, sat on a stool and blew the place away. Slowhand was pale by comparison.

And there's a band about now called Never The Bride who I've seen twice at the 100 Club in London. Two women with a superb rhythm section and just brilliant voices.

And if you like acoustic music, go and see Roy Harper.

But I suspect I'm a bit older than you, and most of your respondents.