Best Live Band?

Discussion in 'UK Music Forum' started by Kasey3682, Apr 17, 2007.

  1. Kasey3682

    Kasey3682 Member

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    I don't know about you guys but I'm sick of liking a band on record than when I see them live they blow! I'm looking for some new bands who put on a really great live show. I like all music. Anyone have any suggestions?


    As of late the best live performaces I've seen were Cobra Starship & Boys Like Girls. Cobra Starship was just in the UK. Did anyone see them?
     
  2. bokonon

    bokonon Senior Member

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    I had a similar experience recently, I went to see Gomez with a friend a few months back and was a bit let down by the performance. They're a great band and they've released two kick ass albums (Bring It On & Liquid Skin) - But lately they're floundering it seems.

    I was scrolling through See Tickets this morning, and here's who caught my eye...

    Animal Collective
    Austrailian Pink Floyd (Got my ticket for that one! They're really good)
    Bright Eyes
    Chemical Brothers
    CSS
    Easy Star All Stars
    Gruff Rhys
    Jello Biafra (Probably Spoken Word that one)
    Joanna Newsom (Only 1 date at See, but she's well worth it!)
    King Creosote
    Lou Reed (London)
    Manic Street Preachers (Pretty much sold out)
    Of Montreal
    Peter & The Wolf
    Pendulum
    RJD2
    Roger Waters
    Simple Kid
    Spiritualized
    The Bays (All music improvised on the night!)
    The Aliens (3 Beta Band members present)
    The Go! Team
    The Pipettes
    Toots & The Maytals


    Haha, quite a few in the end!
     
  3. Peace-Phoenix

    Peace-Phoenix Senior Member

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    I quite enjoyed Australian Pink Floyd live, though of course they could never compare to seeing Roger Waters, he was mind blowing. Brian Wilson was pretty amazing too, even if he is a crazy invalid now. But the best live band I've seen has to, without a doubt, be the Levellers. They were made for seeing live. A disappointment was New Order, love them on CD, but bugger all stage presence live....
     
  4. paulfreespirit

    paulfreespirit Senior Member

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    dont really know about any new bands performances lately ( must get out more ) apart from ocean colour scene last year " best live performances ive seen are HAWKWIND....:)
     
  5. trivett

    trivett Member

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    why don't you come and see LOST CHIHUAHUA from oxford
     
  6. feral

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    Oooooooh... glad I looked at this post, I'd never have known about that one...!
    Tickets now booked, thanks....!
     
  7. dapablo

    dapablo redefining

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    There's nothing like a Grateful Dead concert. :)
     
  8. Peace-Phoenix

    Peace-Phoenix Senior Member

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    When did you see the Dead live Dappy? I'm most jealous....
     
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    dapablo redefining

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  10. dhARmaMiLlO

    dhARmaMiLlO Member

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    Hmmm, odd. Perhaps it's the style of music you're into.
    I've never ever had a problem this way round. In fact, I see bands live then I get the CD and it's crap.
    actually......maybe it's not the style.... maybe it's the drugs i'm on...... :punk:
     
  11. westham

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    for me its got to be roger waters.dsotm last year in rotterdam. AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
     
  12. westham

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    yer still roger waters. saw him again 5 may 07 in arhnem, was mind blowing.
     
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