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    Posted: August 26 2014 at 16:05
...what would it be and why?

First one that comes to mind (that I know of) is Genesis at the Shepperton Studios in '73. Love it, and watched it on YouTube so many times that I haven't really been bothered to find many more of their shows Smile


As far as all music goes, I'd choose Led Zeppelin at The Royal Albert Hall without a doubt - must have seen that at least 20 times by now... Anyway, thanks for any feedback!!
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Haha, Pink Floyd in Pompeii!
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Pink Floyd in the early days, definitely.  Maybe around '69 or '70, ideally.
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Originally posted by Xonty Xonty wrote:

...what would it be and why?

First one that comes to mind (that I know of) is Genesis at the Shepperton Studios in '73. Love it, and watched it on YouTube so many times that I haven't really been bothered to find many more of their shows Smile


Funny you should mention that one. I just had a friend send me copies of the 3 Live videos from the Genesis box set and that was one of the concerts included. A great show but the video quality is a little rough even though it's billed as 'Remastered'.
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I'd actually liked to have seen ELP during the BSS tour. I saw the Works tour with the orchestra, but the Welcome Back My Friends tour must have surely rocked. I have no idea what venue would have been best but which ever had the best acoustic...then that one.
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Too easy....Genesis 73/74 SEBtP Tour

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I'd just follow Yes, Genesis, and Gentle Giant around from pretty much 1970 through 1975 LOL.
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Genesis, 1978 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiNMcagAmKc

That setlist... 

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Originally posted by Xonty Xonty wrote:

First one that comes to mind (that I know of) is Genesis at the Shepperton Studios in '73. Love it, and watched it on YouTube so many times that I haven't really been bothered to find many more of their shows Smile
That one definitely springs to mind but I think Rush in 81. I'd love to see the boys in their prime (not to say their shows aren't great now). 
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The first Rock In Opposition concert on March 12th 1978 with Henry Cow, Univers Zero, Samla Mammas Manna, Stormy Six and Etron Fou Leloublan
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Yes at SLO or the Rainbow Theatre among others. for the present day, Rush for sure.
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Originally posted by fudgenuts64 fudgenuts64 wrote:

Genesis, 1978 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiNMcagAmKc

That setlist... 


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Originally posted by smartpatrol smartpatrol wrote:


Originally posted by Xonty Xonty wrote:

First one that comes to mind (that I know of) is Genesis at the Shepperton Studios in '73. Love it, and watched it on YouTube so many times that I haven't really been bothered to find many more of their shows Smile
That one definitely springs to mind but I think Rush in 81. I'd love to see the boys in their prime (not to say their shows aren't great now). 


I saw Rush in 81 (Moving Pitchers) and 83 (Signals)
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Originally posted by Catcher10 Catcher10 wrote:

Originally posted by smartpatrol smartpatrol wrote:


Originally posted by Xonty Xonty wrote:

First one that comes to mind (that I know of) is Genesis at the Shepperton Studios in '73. Love it, and watched it on YouTube so many times that I haven't really been bothered to find many more of their shows Smile
That one definitely springs to mind but I think Rush in 81. I'd love to see the boys in their prime (not to say their shows aren't great now). 


I saw Rush in 81 (Moving Pitchers) and 83 (Signals)

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Originally posted by PrognosticMind PrognosticMind wrote:

I'd just follow Yes, Genesis, and Gentle Giant around from pretty much 1970 through 1975 LOL.

I would extend the year 1975 to 1977 and follow them around. Big smile
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Originally posted by Catcher10 Catcher10 wrote:

Originally posted by smartpatrol smartpatrol wrote:


Originally posted by Xonty Xonty wrote:

First one that comes to mind (that I know of) is Genesis at the Shepperton Studios in '73. Love it, and watched it on YouTube so many times that I haven't really been bothered to find many more of their shows Smile
That one definitely springs to mind but I think Rush in 81. I'd love to see the boys in their prime (not to say their shows aren't great now). 


I saw Rush in 81 (Moving Pitchers) and 83 (Signals)


I saw Rush in 83, it was good but wouldn't make my top 10 gigs.
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Genesis from the 76-77 tour(Seconds Out) or ELP on the BSS tour.
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Crimson during the classic Wetton period that's been chronicled in the Great Deceiver box set.
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jethro tull at msg in 1978 sharing the first place with rush (exite stage left)  
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Triumvirat when they toured the USA in 1974 in support of the Illusions On A Double Dimple album.
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