What Concert Did You Attend That Was Eventually An Official Release

Rush R30
Festhalle
Frankfurt Germany

 

Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers - Hammersmith Apollo 1977

 

My first Phish concert: Vegas '96. We landed in town that afternoon and I spent
hours roaming the parking lot but finally scored a ticket. I was stunned by the band
and how professional the whole affair was. To this day it is one of the top 5 or 6
concerts I have ever seen. Another area fan got me a copy of the show on cassette
but then the band eventually released it on video and audio.

 

Rattle in Hum. Denver. Night 2. 1987. Show started off meh, but quickly became one of my all time favorite shows.

Bauhaus. Gotham. 1997. NYC. I went to both nights.

Flaming Lips. Red Rocks. Soft Bulletin live with the CO Symphony Orch.

I think there a few more like Skinny Puppy live in Denver— they released Harsh Stone White for the Spasmolytic single.

 

Rolling Stones:

Wembley Stadium, London, England, July 6, 1990 (Flashpoint, Highwire B-Sides)
Twickenham Stadium, London, England, August 24, 2003 (Live Licks, Four Flicks DVD)
Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, June 15, 2018 (Honk Live)

 

Grateful Dead -Alpine 89 run- Downhill from here

 

Just remembered I was at this as well

 

I’ll never forget everyone holding up their lighters at MSG after John Lennon left the stage even though Elton was still performing. Most amazing concert I ever saw in my 63 years.

 

I wish I was there!

 

Saw The White Stripes in Blackpool in 2004 that was released as:

 

Throbbing Gristle at the Kezar Pavilion May 29th, 1981

 

Dylan & Rolling Thunder Review - Montreal December 4,1975
One song only: Springsteen recording of "My Ride's Here" in Toronto on Sept. 10, 2003, three days after Warren Zevon's sad death

 

The first G3 tour (Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson). The live video was recorded at the show I attended.
Rufus Wainwright, Milwaukee At Last.

 

Soundgarden at the Wiltern in 2013, which was released as one of the "Artist's Den" series on PBS and later in full on CD and DVD/Blu-Ray

 

“The Real Thing” by Taj Mahal
Recorded at Fillmore East on February 13, 1971
Also performing that night were the Chambers Brothers and Peter Jameson

 

“Recorded Live at Vanderbilt University” by Flatt and Scruggs
Recorded at Neely Auditorium on May 2, 1963

 

Elton talks about that concert and the bet Lennon lost to him in Elton’s excellent autobiography “Me” which I recommend highly, especially the audible version narrated by Taron E.

 

thanks, I was meaning to check that out...

 

The London Green Shoed Cowboys...Fort Worth, Texas 1978. Eleventh row center tix

 

Rush Clockwork Angels Live includes some songs from the San Antonio show I attended.

The Chris Robinson Brotherhood's Betty's Midwestern Magick Blends contains numerous songs from the Chicago date I attended.

 

Heart-Rock the House Live!

Worcester, MA 1991

 

Änglagård...Houston '93 at a small club called the Royal Jelly.Hybris tour.

 

I'll have to dig out my DVD - the band had some bite at that show if I recall from the first time I saw it.

 

Neil Young Trunk Show, filmed at Massey Hall.