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Best and worst concerts of the year?

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Participants Alex Scott22Roger Jones5Nicholas King62Sean Lee7Peter Hall6Timothy Jones85Nicholas Perez33gentlepuma20Gary Hall60lonebison37Dana Anderson4Jonathan Ross6rustyangler68Gregory Walker15wiredfalcon2briskpuma19Steven Hernandez9Jason Diaz34redcrane28Ethan Howard92Kenneth Edwards3neonhound32Kevin Chavez3David Sullivan4 …
Alex Scott22 Alex Scott22 RegularOP
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joined Jun 2005
#1 ·
What was your absolute favorite show, and which one was such a disaster you actually regretted going?

For me, it was The Beach Boys in Omaha and Lost Sounds in Kansas City..

But the worst was definitely Atheist rap on MTV (total garbage. I let a friend talk me into it, like... "come on, let's hit a gig tonight"... ugh)
Roger Jones5 Roger Jones5 Newcomer
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#2 ·
Best of the bunch: Dirtbombs @ Kansas City
Worst of the lot: Only Two and Macho @ BRM Cleveland 🙂

Honestly, though—fingers crossed I actually get to catch the good stuff this year (Sonic Youth, Calexico)
Nicholas King62 Nicholas King62 Regular
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joined Jan 2005
#3 ·
Zeitloop is definitely the worst of the bunch.

I actually think things get much more interesting when there's some real, heavy-hitting competition in the mix. 🤔

Besides, there’s really no point in debating this until we’ve even considered bands like Acid Mothers or NMN.
Sean Lee7 Sean Lee7 Member
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#4 ·
I thought those logs were terrible. As for finding the best one, we’ll just have to wait until all the concerts mentioned above are over. 😁
Peter Hall6 Peter Hall6 Newcomer
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#5 ·
Well, I’m still waiting on the absolute best one to surface.
As for the worst? It has to be Exodus (or something like that, I’d honestly rather forget) performing at viva la pola.
Timothy Jones85 Timothy Jones85 Active Member
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joined Nov 2004
#6 ·
best karate
worst logh🙂

but best bet is definitely QOTSA😎
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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#7 ·
I think I’ll just skip over the logs and the shows by those up-and-coming local bands at SC, since I haven't really sat through any of them from start to finish 😁
The worst: hmm... maybe tarwater
The best: I honestly can't decide between mike watt/thermalsa or zu/mackaye
gentlepuma20 gentlepuma20 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2005
#8 ·
well, up to 14.6...
The best—probably Zu and Mackaye (I always forget how good Lutenbacher and the guys were 😍 )
The worst—hmm. Probably Tarwater too, I guess. Just because it was incredibly boring.

but there's still plenty of time left in 2005.
Gary Hall60 Gary Hall60 Member
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joined Jun 2005
#9 ·
I definitely found Spiritual Unity (Ribot & Grimes) and Matmos to be the highlights. As for the low points, I wasn't particularly impressed by Herbert..
lonebison37 lonebison37 Newcomer
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#10 ·
Total waste of tickets, what a joke.
Absolute waste of my time, honestly.
And don't you dare suggest I couldn't have made it... 😠
I mean, so far, it’s easily the best dead-end show in Seattle, right up there with Acid Mothers Temple playing at the Hollywood Palladium in LA.

Herbert—what an absolute fraud, if he wasn't so damn talented otherwise!😠
Dana Anderson4 Dana Anderson4 Newcomer
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#11 ·
The heavy hitters: Rundek, Richman, Ward/Whitmore, Tinariwen, maybe even MC5...

I'm not really looking for anything mediocre.😁
Jonathan Ross6 Jonathan Ross6 Newcomer
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#12 ·
The GOAT - Luka Nižetić 😬
rustyangler68 rustyangler68 Member
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#13 ·
So far, my top pick has to be m Ward. I’m still holding out hope for Calexico though...

As for the worst? Honestly, I haven't got a clue.
Gregory Walker15 Gregory Walker15 Member
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joined Jun 2007
#14 ·
Best: Six pack in Spider
Worst: Things Fall Apart during the factory disconnection
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
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joined Mar 2005
#15 ·
absolute banger - det disko on KSET (eeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyy)
total garbage - liarsi on that same station (oh my god, seriously? what an insult to anyone with half a brain)
briskpuma19 briskpuma19 Newcomer
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#16 ·
My top picks have gotta be R. E. m and some Psychomodo pop, but as for the worst, I could go on forever...
Steven Hernandez9 Steven Hernandez9 Newcomer
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#17 ·
principles...

The best ones were probably Ward, Dirtbombs, Whitmore, Watt over at KSET, and maybe Casual Elvis at Brm.😁

As for the worst—Logh, Album Leaf, and Tarwater at KSET. Though, I suppose Tarwater was actually decent since I was just drinking with some coworkers, and Logh wasn't bad either because the opening act was great. So, I guess that leaves Album Leaf.

I'm not entirely sure why, but concerts in venues other than KSET just haven't really done anything for me this year.😕
Jason Diaz34 Jason Diaz34 Newcomer
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#18 ·
The Moonlee festival was a total disaster, and those Canadian bands like Entreat or whatever they were playing at the Spider Lounge... absolute desperation. Then you had El Frankenstein and the crew over at KSET.

Watt was easily the highlight, 😍 along with Liars and the rest of them.
redcrane28 redcrane28 Regular
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#19 ·
Watt is easily the best—just in a league of his own. I don’t usually go out of my way to listen to much, but man, his stage presence just totally hooked me. And Roessler was such a legend too.
Usually, I forget stuff pretty fast.

Try Tom Waits - All the World Is Green
Ethan Howard92 Ethan Howard92 Newcomer
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#20 ·
Alex Scott22 said:What was your absolute best show, and which one was such a disaster you actually regretted showing up?

For me, nothing beat The Beach Boys in Orlando or those Lost Girls tracks at KEXP..

But the absolute worst had to be that Gangsta rap set on MTV (complete garbage, honestly; I only went because a friend kept badgering me, like... "come on, let's hit a gig tonight," ugh, please)

I don't know, that Gangsta rap wasn't *that* terrible... though it certainly wasn't anything to write home about either. It was just one of those things—a Saturday night gig, grab a Budweiser, call it a night, and move on.
As for the best so far—definitely The Stooges at KEXP.
The worst? Hard to say. Maybe Sketch and Sixpack over at the Spider. The opening acts really should have been the main attraction, but instead, they just made the headliners look like total amateurs by comparison.

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