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I don't know... That's a really difficult one, Joe... :D

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Sorry my computer went batty!!!! The Question is:

Rank the top three artists you have seen live in concert!!

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  1. The Cure
  2. David Bowie
  3. Low
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  1. u2
  2. New Order
  3. Bruce Springsteen
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  1. Echo and the Bunnymen
  2. Radiohead
  3. Manic Street Preachers
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  1. new Order
  2. Moby
  3. Consolidated

I know many of you think Moby's a wanker...but the little fooker put on a show back in 89 or 90 that just utterly amazed me. We had never heard of the lad, and he was opening for the shamen...and he comes out bouncing all over the place, acting like a mad man on a handfull of uppers and an 8 ball of Crystal Meth....at one point, he actually broke his keyboard in half...when the time came for him to leave the stage...we were calling for him to play on...think it sort of pissed the Shamen off...not that they were that good...

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REM, Radiohead and New Order, though not necessarily in that order

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Originally posted by Muffy 1. u22. New Order3. Bruce Springsteen

Your a disgrace man... did U-bend 2 supply you with a periscope to see them from a hilltop?

  1. New Order (G-Mex - 1988)

  2. Morrisey (Hartlepool - 1999)

  3. David Gray (Leeds University - 2000)

  4. The Sooty Show on Tour (1983)

  5. The Eggs & Baker Roadshow (1991)

  6. Madonna (1990 Girlie Show) - got very close to her titties.

  7. Cleaning my Guinea Fowl out

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  1. New Order
  2. The Sound
  3. T.C. Matic Can't i make it longer , cause it's not fair i can't put Tuxedomoon on now!
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Come on Super Mario there's only 3 choices. Don't spoil things.

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Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Muffy > 1. u2> 2. New Order> 3. Bruce Springsteen

Your a disgrace man... did U-bend 2 supply you with a periscope to see them from a hilltop?

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Hunt's U2 have been the best shows i've EVER seen. The Zooropa and Pop Mart tours especially. Tight as funk as a band and asthetically the best by several miles, brilliant shows. Sorry! :smoking:

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  1. New Order
  2. Massive Attack
  3. The Orb/Orbital/System 7 - dunno which so listed em all.
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Okay MonkeySpace Island I'll let you down. I'm aware of U-2 bends playing ability even though Bone is a bit of an arse among flies.

When you witnessed their show on the Pop Tarts tour did they toss neatly packaged breakfast cereal into the audience for people to consume with semi-skimmed milk?

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Oh, but come on now, they sold those u2 condoms -- pre-filled I bet with nasty stuff and dirty thoughts....

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New Order, Leftfield and Sasha (does it count when he was Djing?). in no particular order.

if no Sasha, Pulp in at no.3

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  • New Order (Cologne 2001)
  • The Smashing Pumpkins (Mellon Collie Tour with "Filter" as support)
  • Therapy? (Troublegum-Tour with "Doughboys" as support)
  • The Cure (Munich 1992)
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Another difficult one... Here's 5 in no particular order:

  • New Order (Cologne 2001)
  • Underworld (Pukkelpop Belgium 2000)
  • Prince (Sign o The Times 1987, Utrecht)
  • R.E.M. (Werchter, Belgium 1999)
  • Smashing Pumpkins (Pukkelpop Belgium 1995)
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Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Muffy > 1. u2> 2. New Order> 3. Bruce Springsteen

Your a disgrace man... did U-bend 2 supply you with a periscope to see them from a hilltop?

  1. New Order (G-Mex - 1988)

  2. Morrisey (Hartlepool - 1999)

  3. David Gray (Leeds University - 2000)

  4. The Sooty Show on Tour (1983)

  5. The Eggs & Baker Roadshow (1991)

  6. Madonna (1990 Girlie Show) - got very close to her titties.

  7. Cleaning my Guinea Fowl out

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Tut Tut huntsy lad, you were doing so well till the Gray David entry. Sooty rocks mind you. I remember when Sooty and his band came to Edinburgh in 85. What a blitzkrieg of a gig that was.

Anyhow my top 3 is:

New Order (Reading 98) - My first NO gig and they were fucking magic. Leftfield - (T in the Park 1996) Manic Street Preachers - (Livingston 96)

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Originally posted by Huntsman Okay MonkeySpace Island I'll let you down. I'm aware of U-2 bends playing ability even though Bone is a bit of an arse among flies.When you witnessed their show on the Pop Tarts tour did they toss neatly packaged breakfast cereal into the audience for people to consume with semi-skimmed milk?:hat:

Er no, but I did get a jiggy at the back of the arena with a girl I worked with who chose that night to confess that she fantasized about me regularly. That produced a 'sort' of milk, though i'm fairly sure it was well whipped and not semi-skimmed!! :smoking:

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That sounds horrible Muffy! :lol: Here's another list New Order reading89 Happy Mondays utrecht (neth) forgot the year Echo & Bmen Paradiso 99

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I'm not sure about the order (pardon the pun)

New Order (GMEX 89 AND Reading 93) The Pixies - Apollo 90 The The - Apollo 92 The Smiths 87

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New Order - Liverpool 2001 Happy Mondays - Elland Rd 91 James - NEC 2000

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New Order(Reading 93) Happy Mondays(Liverpool Uni 1990ish) World of Twist(Camden Palace 1992ish)

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The Replacements- Ann Arbor '91

Radiohead Blossom '01 (though we were so far away I had use binoculars)

The Samples Cincinnati '94

Never seen NO, and not to start crap or anything, but aren't people bothered by the fact that Barney seems to have a hard time singing in key live?

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The Replacements at the I-Beam SF 1985

Einsturzende Neubauten Seattle 1986

New Order/Throwing Muses Portland 1989

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I don't think I can remember being at a concert where Barney has sung "in key" :lol: It adds to the entertainment...that, and him and Hooky growling at one another:nod: It's funny to see, a few years ago it was Barney prowling around the stage, which always seemed to piss off the Big guy - now it's role-reversal - and still funny as fuck!!

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hey...do we really care how Barney sings...as long as he doesn't sound like Britney or Mariah???

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Originally posted by the perfect kiss hey...do we really care how Barney sings...as long as he doesn't sound like Britney or Mariah???

Not really mate - I'm usually a bit pissed and sing along to all the songs - the main bit I listen out for - is the talking between songs:lol: Fuck knows how many times I've been to see them but my recollections are pretty fucking hazey - to say the least;) Except for the gigs where you are right at the front (ally pally being most memorable)

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James - Tipitinas (new orleans) 1997 (Laid Tour) Morrissey - State Palace Theater - 1993 (Your Arsenal) ----sadly, i never saw the smiths live either but this show happened at the peak of my smiths/morrissey fascination. front row, first on stage (We Hate it when ...playing) later got bootleg cassette from friends taping beside us which clearly preserved my voice screaming into the mic just before the security guards started tearing my apart. it's embarrasing now, but at the time it meant something to me. when i moved to seattle, the only thing i had in the world to call my own were 2000+ records/cd's and a shoebox full of tapes, carefully selected from 100's to soundtrack the 5 day trip from the southeast to the northwest. 3 weeks in seattle and some teenage junkie punk rock loser busted my back window and stole my box of cassettes. nothing else. those tapes meant more to me than anything. my first new order tape was in that box. a copy of substance from a friend that warbled and faded but still did the trick. the morrissey tape was there too. every tape had a story and now those stories are blurring in my mind. fucker.

New Order - The Gorge 2001 (Area:One) the beautiful surroundings, the rainbow, the songs, and the people i met (you know who you are) i guess i should give a mention to my other friend that day Ebeneezer Good -- all adding up to a day i will never forget. Untl later.

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