I would have to say The Rolling Stones when I saw them in 1972 at the Akron Rubber Bowl.

 

i'd have to say carlos santana, peter frampton and leonard skynard at eastern michigan in 76.

 

Poe, in a small local dance club. Talk about intense...

 

The best I have ever seen was The Guess Who in october 2001, Joe Cocker opened for them. It was a great experience.

 

Best Band Concert:
Tragically Hip at the Fillmore '98 (seen them 3 times and that was the best)

Best Concert:
Bridge School Concert 2000:
- Neil Young
- Dave Mathews
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Beck
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
- Foo Fighters
- Crosby Stills Nash and Young

 

Grateful Dead, Chicago 199? Jerry's second-to-last show. I cried during "Brown Eyed Women" but that could have been due to all the pot smoke and patchouli stink in the air.

#2 would be Robert Cray/Stevie Ray Vaughn/Eric Clapton at Alpine Valley on the night SRV's chopper went down.

During my college years at UW- Eau Claire, I must have seen Soul Asylum at least 10 times. Always a good show.

 

These were all quite some time ago:
1. Kiss in Montreal
2.Peter Frampton at Plattsburgh State-This was the concert his Live Album was recorded
3.Pink Floyd in Buffalo

 

Nine Inch Nails, 1990, in a tiny little club in Virginia Beach, VA. Meat Beat Manifesto opened up, and after they left the stage, they had to ask 200 people to leave the club! Seems the club, rated for 350 people, had 550 packed in to see Nine Inch Nails! It was July, hot as hell, and we were 100% drenched with sweat by the time Trent Reznor left the stage. I saw NIN again 4 years later in a coliseum... it just wasn't the same!

 

Eagles.

'Nuff said.

 

Jimmi Hendrex and Janis Joplin at the Seattle Rainiers Six Seattle stadium. On Rainier avenue. Summer of 1969. Don't rember the month. I was on leave from the Army and I think I was the only one there with short hair, I mean real short hair. The weather was real hot and the music was real cool............