Who would you like to see in Concert

[sparky123]

Hey,

I am doing a bit of a survey, let me know who you would like to see in concert. Anywhere from small to large. Anything goes!!!!!

[Bitchin]

incubus.

Considering they didn't come up here this year.. BASTARDS!

[Gusto]

The Doors.

[mapleleaf4ever]

^ Good choice Jovi!

Millencolin
The Pixies
Finger Eleven
Darude
John B
TOOL / A Perfect Circle
Linkin Park


and more...

[Goat]

I'd give my left nut to see Rage Against The Machine back together and playing anywhere.

[miss.myra]

pls get me a time machine to see the following in their prime:

James Brown, Marvin Gaye, CCR, Blondie, The Cars, the pixies, fugazi


and then there's

wu tang (holy shit, that show would be SO fucking good), a tribe called quest, missy elliot, bjork, kanye west, mc solaar

[Gusto]

Originally Posted by mapleleaf4ever

^ Good choice Jovi!

Millencolin
The Pixies
Finger Eleven
Darude
John B
TOOL / A Perfect Circle
Linkin Park


and more...

You could have seen half of those bands this summer -- you should have done that. ;)

[Rhianna]

Bob Marley, Sublime, Jamiroquai and Portishead.

Also Van Morrison, Lamb, Esthero, Emiliana Torrini, Daughter Darling and Bjork.

[sparky123]

some good choices so far

[Kazuma]

The Used - October 22nd in Seattle! Can't Wait!

[Goat]

Bob Marley, Sublime, Jamiroquai and Portishead.

James Brown

^ditto'd
Stevie Wonder
Pink Floyd

[dj_skratch_1]

Iron Maiden. <-- I still haven't seen them yet.

Id like to see Slayer play with Pantera again, that show was probably one of the most hi energy events I have been to since probably Ministry of Sound 98, or Ozzfest 99. If Metallica chopped a few years off them, I would like to see them again. Im thinkin Where ever I May roam tour era.

[Gusto]

I'll add Pink Floyd, The Who and Led Zeppelin to my list as well, since I'm naming bands that don't exist anymore. Closest to Zeppelin you can see these days is The White, which I saw a few weeks ago, and will see again on Nov 20th. Good stuff.

[sparky123]

What is your favourite Venue for going and seeing shows at

[dj_skratch_1]

Id say probably Commodore or Thunderbird stadium. If those venues have a good engineer present. Id probably say those are some of the better venues to see a show at. Fun times.

[Gusto]

Commodore.

[sparky123]

Originally Posted by dj_skratch_1

Id say probably Commodore or Thunderbird stadium. If those venues have a good engineer present. Id probably say those are some of the better venues to see a show at. Fun times.

What do you mean by good engineer

[MC Hammered]

ZZ Top
The Eagles
Juno Reactor
Greyarea
Chicane
Chemical Brothers

[.anya]

Interpol
Howie Day
Blonde Redhead
Pink Floyd
Dire Straits (or just Mark Knopfler)
Blondie
Portishead
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple
MC Solaar
Aesop Rock
Sage Francis
Bob Dylan
Massive Attack
Sigur Ros
Zero 7
The Doors
Jimi Hendrix
Gus Gus
Muse

[Discord]

the dresden dolls

!

[wundergirl]

living?
radiohead all the way

i'd like to see tool and the roots again too


dead?
thelonius monk
bob marley

[Rhianna]

Originally Posted by .anya

Interpol
Howie Day
Blonde Redhead
Pink Floyd
Dire Straits (or just Mark Knopfler)
Blondie
Portishead
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple
MC Solaar
Aesop Rock
Sage Francis
Bob Dylan
Massive Attack
Sigur Ros
Zero 7
The Doors
Jimi Hendrix
Gus Gus
Muse

Did you see Blonde Redhead when they were here?

I'd love to see Radiohead again, they were rad!

I'd love to see Enon too!

[dj_skratch_1]

Originally Posted by sparky123

What do you mean by good engineer

I'll explain. An live audio engineer often tours with the act. He or she knows the acts material inside out, knows the sweet spots of the venue which will be played at (ie: certain spots of the venue contain less or more frequency audibility, ie: more guitar in one area, than an other, etc), it is the engineers job to limit spots of cancellation by speaker placement, mic placement, etc. Sometimes when I have attended the commodore, the program material was way more predominant than the vocals, thus I have to strain to hear which an artist shouldn't have to cater to. Once again, it is the engineers job to make the band sound good so the band can easily do what they are supposed to do. Play good music.

This being one of my professions, I have tremendous respect for audio engineers, a good engineer is hard to find.

[sparky123]

Originally Posted by dj_skratch_1

I'll explain. An live audio engineer often tours with the act. He or she knows the acts material inside out, knows the sweet spots of the venue which will be played at (ie: certain spots of the venue contain less or more frequency audibility, ie: more guitar in one area, than an other, etc), it is the engineers job to limit spots of cancellation by speaker placement, mic placement, etc. Sometimes when I have attended the commodore, the program material was way more predominant than the vocals, thus I have to strain to hear which an artist shouldn't have to cater to. Once again, it is the engineers job to make the band sound good so the band can easily do what they are supposed to do. Play good music.

This being one of my professions, I have tremendous respect for audio engineers, a good engineer is hard to find.

Cool Now let me tell you something about myself I am a Sound guy and A Lighting Designer I have mixed and done lights at the commodore. If I were to put on a show trust me it will be the best damn system and lighting in the city.

[dj_skratch_1]

Originally Posted by sparky123

Cool Now let me tell you something about myself I am a Sound guy and A Lighting Designer I have mixed and done lights at the commodore. If I were to put on a show trust me it will be the best damn system and lighting in the city.

I can imagine. Let me know when you gig there next, I'd like to witness some of your work.