bands you've seen live?

[nick]

haven't wondered to these parts much, but i'm real bored and curious to see what kind of music some of you guys are into.

for fun, i go to a ton of concerts in my free time... so my list will seem pretty big probably, but that's ok.


here goes:

the (international) noise conspiracy x3
le tigre x2
afi x2
ignite
modern life is war
leftover crack x2
flogging molly x2
against me!
pixies x2
weezer x2
blood brothers
plot to blow up the eiffel tower x2
the soviettes
circa survive
the epoxies
electrelane
skinny puppy
tweaker
murphy's law x2
sick of it all
pennywise
bad religion
gorilla biscuits
comeback kid
few and the proud
against all authority
crime in stereo
the hope conspiracy
brain failure
the code
horrorpops
the briefs
left alone
mischeif brew
gogol bordello x3
throw rag x2
sleater-kinney x2
strike everywhere
sparta
tsunami bomb
thursday
mewithoutyou
blonde redhead
and you will know us by the trail of dead
the fever
the gossip
zox
dub trio
the toasters
deals gone bad
year future
the with love
dillinger escape plan x2
nightmare of you x3
st. catherines
rise against
the locust
fantomas
trevor dunn's trio convulsant
modest mouse x2
secret machines

don't neccesarily like all of those bands listed, but I've seen all of them... and I know I'm forgetting some stuff too.

[Kingdom]

Tsunami Bomb...?


That list started to read like a Warped Tour Who's Who.
mewithoutyou rocks though.

[redsrbetter]

Ok, I will give this a shot:

DC Talk
Newsboys
Jars of Clay
Caedman's Call
Carmen
MXPX
Value Pack
Supertones
Mercy Me
Michael W. Smith
Burlap to Cashmere
Geoff Moore and the Distance
Gospel Gangstaz
Dynamic Twins
Petra
AC/DC
Xzibit
Alchoholikz
Matchbox 20
Duff
39 Times
Tim McGraw
3 Doors Down
Lifehouse
Tantric
Faith Hill
Katinas
The Worley Boys
180 Repentance


Thats all I can remember for now

[redsrbetter]

Yo nick, I have heard of a total of 3 of the bands listed that you've seen. WOW!

[nick]

Tsunami Bomb...?


That list started to read like a Warped Tour Who's Who.

tsunami bomb was opening for someone, i don't remember who... but i like tsunami bomb nonetheless. they're just happy fun music.

as for the warped tour thing, hardcore and some punk are my favorite two genres, but i've honestly never been to warped tour. their lineup gets more and more terrible every year. i just prefer going to punk & hardcore shows because they're cheap, not in arenas, and a lot more fun. it's always a blast at shows where bouncers dont give a **** what you do.

[Kingdom]

I went saw 311 once.
And then again later on.

[nick]

Yo nick, I have heard of a total of 3 of the bands listed that you've seen. WOW!

looking through your list, I've heard of...

AC/DC (of course)
MXPX
Matchbox 20
Tim McGraw
3 Doors Down
Lifehouse
Tantric


That's it I think. different ends of the spectrum we like, I'd say.

[Kingdom]

tsunami bomb was opening for someone, i don't remember who... but i like tsunami bomb nonetheless. they're just happy fun music.

as for the warped tour thing, hardcore and some punk are my favorite two genres, but i've honestly never been to warped tour. their lineup gets more and more terrible every year. i just prefer going to punk & hardcore shows because they're cheap, not in arenas, and a lot more fun. it's always a blast at shows where bouncers dont give a **** what you do.

I really found them to not be good. Kinda just.. eeehh when I hear that chica's voice. Then again I'm not big on punk and "hardcore".

[missionhockey21]

It would take me too long to type it all out and I am lazy at this point of the night. But for fun, I left all the bands from your post that I've seen (several more than once actually). (I don't know if Strike Everywhere is a smaller band your mentioning, but if you meant Strike Anywhere, I have.)

Eh, here's a few more of the favorites (off the top of my head):
Dillinger Four
The Lawrence Arms
Alkaline Trio
A Radio With Guts
None More Black
Latterman
Hot Water Music
Bear vs. Shark

the (international) noise conspiracy
against me!
blood brothers
plot to blow up the eiffel tower
the soviettes
against all authority
crime in stereo
brain failure
the briefs
left alone
gogol bordello
strike everywhere
sparta
thursday
mewithoutyou
and you will know us by the trail of dead
the fever
nightmare of you
st. catherines
rise against
the locust

[nick]

I really found them to not be good. Kinda just.. eeehh when I hear that chica's voice. Then again I'm not big on punk and "hardcore".

I like a lot of other stuff too... Tool and APC were two of my favorite bands 2 or 3 years ago, and I still enjoy some of their stuff. Just using them as examples because I know you dig


as for tsunami bomb's lead singer, I don't mind her voice. What I actually liked most about Tsunami Bomb was the period in which they had an organ. organs are pretty awesome.

[nick]

Ahh mission, you're right. I did mean Strike Anywhere. typo there... I copied and pasted the list from word file, and didn't really look over it. my b.


and I've seen the Lawrence Arms too, albeit them not being on my list. They're from Chicago, and they're pretty awesome.

[Kingdom]

I like a lot of other stuff too... Tool and APC were two of my favorite bands 2 or 3 years ago, and I still enjoy some of their stuff. Just using them as examples because I know you dig


as for tsunami bomb's lead singer, I don't mind her voice. What I actually liked most about Tsunami Bomb was the period in which they had an organ. organs are pretty awesome.

Organs? Intriguing. I remember seeing Stutterfly break out the sax once and couldn't believe what I was seeing.

[realmofotalk]

I really found them to not be good. Kinda just.. eeehh when I hear that chica's voice. Then again I'm not big on punk and "hardcore".

You like to wear your "Sunglasses at Night", don't you?

[missionhockey21]

Do you keep track? If so, that's pretty cool. I still go to quite a few concerts every few months, but I've seen so many smaller bands open (for the band I was really there to see) that I could probably never remember who they were if I ever saw them again.

[nick]

Do you keep track? If so, that's pretty cool. I still go to quite a few concerts every few months, but I've seen so many smaller bands open (for the band I was really there to see) that I could probably never remember who they were if I ever saw them again.

truthfully, I kept full track for about the first 5 or 6 concerts I went to, then I lost track.

When I made that list to post on another forum awhile back, I went on memory alone. Then I saved it to word file and I update it when I think about it. But I haven't been to a show in about 2 months or so.

nonetheless, I know that list is missing a fair amount of bands.