What Concert Did You Attend That Was Eventually An Official Release

Pink Floyd - P*U*L*S*E

 

Just remembered a couple more, Motorhead - Newcastle City Hall - Bomber Tour, makes up most of No Sleep Til Hammersmith
and Paul Weller Hyde Park made a DVD release.

 

I was at one of the two Clapton shows at the Staples.



Not a huge fan of Cake but was a very fun show. Recorded at Buck Owens’ venue.



I was at this Incubus show and also part of the preshow close up shots standing behind the band for the music video for Nice To Know You.
Here’s the video:

 

I was at the Mercer arena gig used for 3 tracks on Soundgarden Live on I 5........
The worst performance by the band I ever saw from 6 different shows from various tours, ....Still an OK show.
As a live album it ain't bad........pretty decent overall, but I think it shows they were at the end of their rope.

 

T.Rex Boston Gliderdrome 1972.

That’s Boston Lincs. not the other one.


Also I think John Cooper Clarke’s ‘Walking Back To Happiness’ was recorded the night I saw him at The Marquee in Wardour Street.

 

2nd Pixies reunion show....got the cd as I left the venue!

 

I like the album but at the same time I am kind of puzzled that it was first real official live album from them. Chris' voice is a bit rough on some of those tracks and to me wasn't a real good representation of what they are capable of - hell even the show I saw in 2011 featured Chris singing with a much wider and powerful range than his voice in that period overall lol

 

Misty In Roots - Göteborg April 1979:

Misty* - Misty Over Sweden

 

David Bowie A Reality Tour
Daryl Hall and John Oates Live in Dublin
Horslips Live at the O2
Planxty Live 2004
R.E.M. Live
Bruce Springsteen with the Sessions Band Live in Dublin

Selections from:
Jackson Browne Solo Acoustic, Volume One
R.E.M. Live at the Olympia
Tom Waits Glitter and Doom

 

Haven’t the time to troll through the pages... but was anyone here at the Song Remains The Same concert??

 

A quick thread search for "Zeppelin" reveals @ralphb was there.
And @mBen989 says his dad was there.

 

Frogwings “Croakin’ At Toad’s”


Kofi Burbridge (keyboards, flute) / Otiel Burbridge (bass) / Jimmy Herring (guitar) / John Popper (harp, vocals) / Marc Quinones (percussion) / Butch Trucks (drums) / Derek Trucks (slide guitar)

February 12th, 1999 at Toads Place, New Haven CT

Set I

1. Kick n Bach
2. Shuffle
3. Hurdy Gurdy
4. Feel For You
5. Pattern
6. Cut Mullet
   

Set II

1. Among Your Pillows
2. Just Once (Slow Blues)
3. Ganja
4. Deviant Dreams
5. Nomad

Encore:

1. Superstition
2. Hot 'Lanta

 

Ooo! How was that? - I’d have loved to be at that one...

 

The only ones I can think of at the moment are:

Pink Floyd - PULSE (probably)
Rush - A Show Of Hands
UFO - Werewolves Of London

Oh, and The Verve for the Haigh Hall gig which was included in the deluxe box of Urban Hymns (though I was, strictly speaking, working the backstage bar at the time...)

 

Heaven 17 Live At The Scala 29 November 2005, CD and DVD - every time I'm about to appear in shot the camera cuts away, but I don't take it personally
Claudia Brucken - This Happened (also at the Scala) CD / DVD

 

I was at a George Thorogood concert at Cincinnati Gardens in 85 or 86 that was released as a Live album. It was a good show but oddly enough, despite being at the show, I've never owned that album.

 

Triple bill at Shea Stadium - David Johanson, The Clash, The Who 1982

 

It was great. They had played the Odyssey in Belfast two nights before, which was the first big reunion gig, and then Dublin was the second night. I was also at the first of their warm-up shows in McHugh's in Drogheda the week before.

A full, two-hour set, with songs spanning their entire career. The McHugh's show was no dry run, semi-rehearsal either, but a bona fide gig, and with the unique opportunity to see them in a small venue.

The only down side - at both shows - was the extraordinary amount of chat from the audience, particularly during the quieter songs. Bewildering.

 

Audiences at gigs constantly infuriate me...

There really needs to be more Horslips chat around these parts.

 

don't have time to go through 12 pages, but my first major concert was Yes at the Philly Spectrum 1979, released on DVD.

 

Prince, Purple Rain, Syracuse NY Carrier dome, 1985

 

Five Iron Frenzy - Cornerstone Festival 1999...members of the audience signed a sheet and all are listed in the credits as background singers...ridiculous, but fun

 

I've got a few...



Amazing gig - they set off an army flare and smoked out the balcony.




This and, indeed, any other Jandek album with the word "Glasgow" in the title.

Inspiral Carpets did put out some songs from a gig I attended as b-sides but I think that's my lot otherwise.

 

No, The album was recorded there. The live video (wich I had on VHS, not sure if it was ever released on DVD) was recorded in Minneapolis MN at the Northrup Auditorium.

 

Merriweather Post Pavilion - Columbia, Maryland