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ELVIS in Vegas best gig ever
911 at Preston Park, it was rocking
Queen at Knebworth
For the ability to sound the same live as recorded material
Alison Moyet
Deacon Blue
Both at the Brighton Centre
I once saw Neil Innes roundly booed by a group of feminists at a show he performed at a NALGO conference in Blackpool. It didn't help that he had called them a bunch of inflatable women.Bonzo Dog Do Da Band. Art College Rag Week in the Ballroom at the Grand.
That's not really the point is it?
I saw Dire Straits at Woburn and was really disappointed - I could have been sat listening to an album in my lounge. I like some edge to my live music experience.
That's why Muse are so fantastic - forget all the snazzy sets and amazing lights and lasers they use - they make their music edgy and epic and totally in the moment.
I agree about Arcade Fire as mentioned above though - their shows are almost spiritual to be at. Honourable mention should also go to Elbow of modern acts - couldn't be more different to Muse and Arcade Fire but Guy Garvey is superb - the natural hier to the John Peel role of being the bloke you'd most like to go down the pub with!
Willie Austin and Big Jim Sullivan, my wedding reception
Slade at The Suite 1972
Rocky Sharpe and the Razors at the Richmond pub 1972
U2 at Wembley about 1997 or so (not so good in Athens last year)
Jean-Michel Jarre in Athens last year
Bootleg Beatles any time!