A genie appears, you allows you to visit one live show from throughout history.

[monina]

Where do you go? I posted this on my profile and people showed a bit of interest, so it's now a thread!
Personally, now that I'm thinking about it, I'd probably want to see Fishmans at Akasaka Blitz, their last live show before the unfortunate passing of frontman Shinji Sato, along with being one of the most legendary sets in international music history.

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*it allows you
God damn it.

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

I wanted to watch the Beatles' music as it was released.

 

[Graves Ruinwalker]

On the one hand it would be Motörhead... but i strongly lean towards Type 0 negative and i think i stay with Type 0 negative .

 

[MegaDrive1987]

Nirvana - Unplugged In New York

 

[Boo Man]

i would go to the Pantera concert in 2004 and save Dimebag Darrells life

 

[MegaDrive1987]

i would go to the Pantera concert in 2004 and save Dimebag Darrells life

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YES!

R.I.P Dimebag

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i would go to the Pantera concert in 2004 and save Dimebag Darrells life

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It was Damageplan he was playing with by this point though mate.

 

[Boo Man]

YES!

R.I.P Dimebag

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It was Damageplan he was playing with by this point though mate.

oh yeah. well i would go to that concert and save his arse
and then i would convince him to go back to pantera XD

 

[MegaDrive1987]

You've put me in the mood for some Pantera now haha!

 

[zombie100379]

any "faith no more" show from 1990 to 1995

 

[newshoes]

Definitely Limp Bizkit @ Woodstock 1999

 

[IamtheWalrus]

Live Aid, 1985 for Queen's act.
Nothing can ever beat hearing Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Gaga, Hammer to Fall and We Are the Champions. Let alone Freddie's charisma and showmanship.

 

[Metroid_Hybrid]

Off the top of my head, I'd probably go with the OG Woodstock (1969).

 

[WallachiaResident98]

Probably gonna go with any Dead Kennedys show.

 

[Crashbandi]

Probably my favorite band of all time. So mad I missed my chance to see them in concert.

 

[PhrawzT]

I wish I could have seen Alice in Chains play unplugged.

Or seen Buddy Holly play live.

 

[Heidegger of Shinra]

I'd be tempted to go back and see Paganini, or maybe Liszt.

Failing that, Beatlemania.

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

I'd be tempted to go back and see Paganini, or maybe Liszt.

Failing that, Beatlemania.

Sorry to bother you by answering your question, but I also wish I could live through the Beatles era. Those songs are so well remembered by the public. I wanted to know what the Beatles were really like, what their music was like. The music was very interesting; I even have an old TV show that I used to like that sounded like the Beatles.

 

[Heidegger of Shinra]

Sorry to bother you by answering your question, but I also wish I could live through the Beatles era. Those songs are so well remembered by the public. I wanted to know what the Beatles were really like, what their music was like. The music was very interesting; I even have an old TV show that I used to like that sounded like the Beatles.

It's never a bother if we are talking about the Beatles, I share your enthusiasm.
Have you watched any of the films and documentaries about them? I particularly enjoyed Scorsese's Living in the Material World (2011), which focuses on George but details the band's history as well.

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

Não me incomoda quando falamos dos Beatles, compartilho do seu entusiasmo.
Você já assistiu a algum filme ou documentário sobre eles? Eu gostei particularmente de "Living in the Material World" (2011), do Scorsese, que foca no George, mas também detalha a história da banda.

It wasn't a documentary, it was more of a Hanna-Barbera cartoon, I think it was the Beatles singing. I want the cartoon "The Impossibles," which was about a superhero band that I used to watch.But I still remember how I discovered the songs; I did some research and found out what happened to each member.

 

[Heidegger of Shinra]

It wasn't a documentary, it was more of a Hanna-Barbera cartoon, I think it was the Beatles singing. I want the cartoon "The Impossibles," which was about a superhero band that I used to watch.But I still remember how I discovered the songs; I did some research and found out what happened to each member.

Yes, there was an animated series simply called The Beatles, which aired from 1965 to 1967, every episode is on YouTube now. The show used real studio recordings, but voice actors imitated the Beatles for the dialogue.
Another fun animation is the Yellow Submarine film, very trippy!

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

Yes, there was an animated series simply called The Beatles, which aired from 1965 to 1967, every episode is on YouTube now. The show used real studio recordings, but voice actors imitated the Beatles for the dialogue.
Another fun animation is the Yellow Submarine film, very trippy!

Well, it was a pleasure talking to you. Have a great and blessed week. Was I nice?

 

[ArchienineArchienine's icon]

I think that i would choose some VGM concert. These seem cool to me.

 

[Heidegger of Shinra]

Well, it was a pleasure talking to you. Have a great and blessed week. Was I nice?

Very nice. Enjoy your week too, mate.

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

Very nice. Enjoy your week too, mate.

Thanks

 

[shaggi]

I want to see this epic entry of Scatman John with my own eyes.