Originally Posted by
alphaGT
Wow that’s a tough one! I’ve been to so many back in the day. But one ZZ Top concert was as Rob described, everyone was moving, cheering! I’ve never heard a crowd respond like they did that night. Everyone knew every song, a night to remember. Second runner up might be one of the times I saw Rush, or an early Robert Plant concert, not too long after Led Zeppelin broke up. The crowd has everything to do with a good show.
Russell
+1 for ZZ Top, mine was part of Monsters of Rock at Donington, 1985. How they could be so loud playing outdoors? Almost but not quite bettered by Pixies at Preston Guildhall about 1990, after releasing "Bossanova". Really my most enjoyable was Orbital at Glastonbury 1994, but it was chemically enhanced, so probably doesn't count.
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