What's the last band you've seen live?

[Tektonik]

I'm excited since I get to go see Xiu Xiu tomorrow at the SOMA. :)

[RadiationTherapy]

1. Modest Mouse a couple of years back. They were alright. nt

[Westegg]

2. Sonic Youth/Feelies, July 4, Battery Park NYC.

[Tyrone Slothrop]

19. I was at that show too!

That was a pretty awesome show; loved seeing SY play so much old stuff.

[Westegg]

25. Not the best SY show ever? But still great...

...They're simply one of the best. I haven't seen them often in recent years: Central Park in the early 21st century, and then I have to go back to the early '90s. So I don't keep up with their no-doubt evolving set-lists, but was well pleased that they hit "Daydream Nation" somewhat heavily on July 4.

[BurtWorm]

126. Loved the Feelies!

[BurtWorm]

125. Me too!

:toast:

[Mad_Dem_X]

3. Pearl Jam - June 17th. nt

[ZombieNixon]

4. Arch Enemy, May 19

Great show. :headbang:

[Rhiannon12866]

5. It was either Men at Work or Peter, Paul and Mary.

I don't get out much...:eyes:

[bbernardini]

62. I would have LOVED to see Men At Work back in the day.

They're highly underrated because they get grouped in with all the crap that was out at the same time. Colin Hay is an amazing songwriter (for those who doubt me, seek out the solo acoustic version of "Overkill").

[Rhiannon12866]

71. Thanks! They were terrific!

Maybe a one hit wonder, "Down Under," but they were very good. I'd go back to see them, anytime, and you're entirely right about Colin Hay. I will look this up, glad to know his performances are available on-line... Thank you. :hi:

As for Peter, Paul and Mary, my mother saw them back in the '60s, when they were in their heyday. She belonged to some civic organization that used to provide ushers for performances, and she was one of them. I saw them on a reunion tour, brought my grandmother, who liked them a lot, LOL. :D.

One cool thing that I did find out is that Paul is married to the current chaplin at my boarding school, so they've performed there. :-)

[bbernardini]

74. Oh, way more than a one-hit wonder...

"Who Can It Be Now" also went to #1. "Be Good Johnny" went to #3, as did "Overkill."

[Rhiannon12866]

88. Well, maybe my memory is fuzzy, since I think I saw them in around 1983.

That's the song that stuck in my mind. But thanks for all the information. I'll enjoy hearing them again...:hi:

[hobbit709]

6. Hot Tuna last year

Plus a bunch of local musicians I know.

[distantearlywarning]

7. Rush

Just last month.

[charlie and algernon]

10. Rush as well

July 17
Hershey, PA

[Iggo]

8. Megadeth or Iron Maiden.

Both within the last year. I don't remember...wait...Maiden was in February and Megadeth was in May or June.

So Megadeth it is.

Ask me again in a couple of weeks and it'll be Judas Priest.

Ask me around Christmas and by then it'll be Metallica.

(I like metal concerts. Duh.)

[Alexander]

13. How was Megadeth?

[Iggo]

They kicked ass as usual.

Their new(ish) guitar player is very, VERY good. Festival floor seating at the Long Beach Arena, so I didn't have to sit a mile away. For me, Children Of Bodom kinda stole the show. Probably because I'd never seen them before. I've seen Megadeth about half a dozen times.

I really like the undercard lately. Like the next show on my schedule: Priest, Sabbath, Motorhead, Testament. I've seen Priest 8 or 9 or 10 times. I saw "Heaven And Hell" recently at the Forum. But I haven't seen Testament in 20 or so years, and I've never seen Motorhead. I'm thinking that from my perspective, Motorhead's gonna be the most memorable.

As for Metallica in December, I've seen them MANY times! I'm more excited to see Lamb Of God, and my current favorite, a little outfit called The Sword.

Rock on. :headbang:

[eyepaddle]

26. I just saw Priest a week and a half ago

It was a fantastic show. I love the set list they've chosen--at long last they dove into their back catalog in a serious way.

You'll like it!

[Iggo]

76. Oh, thank gawd.

I was not at all impressed by Nostradamus. I hate to say it sucked, 'cause Priest are my boys. But, YEESH...not good.

[eyepaddle]

99. I can understand your opinion (many share it) but I dig

Nostradamus myself.

For one thing Priest finally showed some sack and just ignored trying to fit in with what is current. Sometimes that gives them brilliant results (Painkiller) and sometimes, well, not so much (Turbo).

In the interest of full disclosure, I do actually dig the hell out of Turbo, or at least most of it. Well, pretty much Turbo Lover, Locked In and then side two--I think Hot for Love should probably be in Priest's top ten for outstanding guitar work. Of course KK took the solo on that one, so they buried the track on side two and didn't bother to play it live. In fact that has always been a major pet peeve of mine with my all time favorite band--you generally know which songs they are going to play on touor even before the album comes out. You are going to get their five or six "almost hits," every song from the new album that Glenn solos on, and then one nugget from the vault that Glenn solos on. So if you really want to hear something from the late 70s, but KK took the lead on it, well, you're pretty much fucked, they ain't playing it.

Until now. They've 86'ed Living After Midnight, and are pulling out stuff from Sin After Sin Including Dissident Aggressor, a song from 1977 that KK solos on--not to mention an unsung highlight from that album!

They had better put out a DVD from this tour, that's all I can say--otherwise I might cry. :)

[guitar man]

9. Govt Mule

Kick Ass Show!! :thumbsup:

[Guava Jelly]

11. The Foo Fighters

They rawked!

[Alexander]

12. Dethklok a month or two ago.

It was insanely brutal.

[ghostsofgiants]

30. Sweeeeet.

[ZombieNixon]

33. You actually went to that?

I had a final. x(

[Alexander]

52. Yep, it was awesome. You should see them if they come around again.

In between songs, Brendon Small did the voices of Nathan, Skwisgaar and Pickles with the lights off.

There were also new Metalocalypse videos.

They played the Duncan Hills Coffee Jingle, which was the icing on the cake.

It was packed. I was surprised by how many people were there. I counted no less than three different mosh pits.

Good times.

[bbernardini]

56. I am so incredibly jealous. Mike Keneally and Bryan Beller are GODS.

I couldn't go because a) I had a gig, or b) I had limited funds. Probably both.

Considering the large taper following Keneally has, I'm surprised that only one recording from the tour has made the rounds so far.

[Alexander]

59. They were both excellent at the show.

Played all the parts and solos perfectly. Didn't miss a note.

And I've been a musician for 18 years, so I was definitely listening for mistakes.

The one complaint I had - and this was really minor - was early on, the mid-range levels were too low. Some of the solos early on sounded a bit muddy.

But they fixed the problem fairly quickly and the only people who seemed to notice were other musicians.

The funny thing was that none of them had long hair except Gene Hoglan (also excellent, btw). It looked kind of funny at a metal concert.

[bbernardini]

61. Have you read Keneally's Dethklok tour blog?

It's on his MySpace page. He frequently talks about the sonic difficulties of the different venues they played on the tour, and some of the incompetent monitor mixers they had.

[Alexander]

77. I did just now. This show was at the Marquee Theater in Tempe.

Kenneally wrote about the monitor problems.

"Soundcheck reveals some issues – Brendon is using in-ear monitors, and depending on where he stands onstage, raging static goes racing through his head. One hopes this will be worked out somehow, and apart from this problem things are going pretty smooth. This will change...

...Big dramatic reveal clumsily foreshadowed earlier: not only are Brendon's monitor issues not resolved during the Tempe gig, Beller has inherited a few technical nilbogs* of his own. Throughout the gig, Gene from his drummer's position sadly witnesses the physical manifestations of the psychic pain of Brendon and Bryan as they suffer through their many maladies, whilst I at stage right exist in a crystal bubble of Keneallyesque obliviousness to all of the above and have a fine old night, just splendid. Probably just as well I had no idea of their misery, it wouldn't have helped the performance any. I come off stage all "that as a great one!" and immediately taken aback by the spontaneous and vociferous tales of woe, jeez I'm sorry guys, had no idea. I had a hell of a night actually, gosh. Yep, that's how it went. Verrrr-batim."

So Small and Beller thought it sucked, Kenneally thought it was great.

That's funny, because from where I was in the audience, it was great except for that one glitch.

So the truth is always somewhere in between. :-)

[speedoo]

14. Bob Dylan, Tuesday night.

And I'm seeing him Sunday as well, but Sunday is a festival in Saratoga, NY. Other artists include Gillian Welch and Levon Helm Band.

I am very psyched!

[Aristus]

15. Roger Cline and the Peacemakers.

All the others died.

Live? Oh, you mean LIVE!

Sorry...

[Greyskye]

16. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

They were the headliners of this years California World Music Festival. :bounce:

[mitchum]

17. I saw Richard Lloyd (with Billy Ficca) a couple of weeks ago

[Initech]

18. The Who

[Mojambo]

20. BOAT. n/t

[Starry Messenger]

21. Gogol Bordello in March.

They were wonderful.

MPK

[tigereye]

29. ooh, I would love to see them

I keep missing them when they are here.

[Starry Messenger]

37. It is very much worth it!

I'm getting a little too old to stay up for live shows, but this totally blew my socks off. It was a very joyful and energetic show.

MPK

[Tektonik]

90. I had to skip seeing them at Coachella

:(

[Starry Messenger]

95. Ouch, that's rough.

I've never been to Coachella, but I've been to some other marathon music fests, and sometimes you've just got to take a break. I'll always regret missing Jackie and the Cedrics at the Las Vegas Grind, but it was around 4 am and I was falling asleep on the floor.

MPK

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

22. Morrissey's band last May

[Bake]

23. Crosby Stills and Nash. Cheap Trick. Heart. JOURNEY.

All last week. CSN on Tuesday, CT, Heart, and Journey on Wednesday at the Amphitheater on the Wharf, Orange Beach, AL (near Gulf Shores).

THEY WERE ALL FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bake

[Iggo]

24. I hate you!

Hell of a week, my friend.

[Bake]

102. I hate to gloat (of course!) but it really was an exceptional week.

Plus, we got in a couple of days at the beach!

CSN hasn't lost ANYTHING vocally over the years. The harmonies were still perfect, and the songs are still classics. The opening chords of "Southern Cross" literally made the hair on my neck stand up. Stills did "For What It's Worth" on his Strat, and the call-and-response between him and the crowd on the chorus ("I think it's time we STOP" and the crowd responds "HEY!") was electric.

I'm not a big Cheap Trick fan, but they were excellent.

Heart. Damn. Ann Wilson's voice is one of the most incredible instruments I've ever heard. Nancy is a surprisingly good guitarist, as she showed on the solo long acoustic intro to "Magic Man."

JOURNEY!!!!! Holy shit. The new guy, Arnel Pineda, was amazing. Steve Perry can stay home, Arnel's got it covered. This was the tightest, most professional rock show I've ever seen. Neil Schon ... the guy is a GOD on the guitar, and he made it look effortless. This show, by the way, was sold out.

I could tell you more, but you get the point.

:hi:

Bake

[ghostsofgiants]

27. Xiu Xiu are rad. Last band I saw live was Errand Boy.

Local electronic/indie rock band.

[tigereye]

28. Steve Earle, but he was solo

damn good show, though.


Before that was the Old 97s. For Free. Prior to that was Alejandro Escovedo. Smokin band and guitar work. A lot of fun. Also free.


Whoops, forgot about a local guy and his band this past Sunday. Meh. They were replacing John Hiatt, who had cancelled. :cry: That was free, too. We have good music here in the summer, gratis.

[Zavulon]

31. Rush.

It's been a while. I lost my love for going to concerts long ago.

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[stuntcat]

34. last was Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, AND

NEXT MIGHT BE AC/DC!!!! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:
The tickets aren't for sale yet.

We went to see Joan Jett and Hayden in the same weekend but I don't remember which was first and last. Hayden might be last actually.


(oh and we have Nick Cave tickets for October 5th :headbang:)

[Rambis]

35. Flook with Michael McGoldrick

filling in for sarah-

[yellowdogintexas]

36. Brave Combo at the Botanic Gardens back in June. I love the Combo. nt

[Symarip]

40. There's not enough Polka in the world

Period.

[yellowdogintexas]

42. word. and those poor deprived souls who haven't met the Combo, just don't

know what they are missing.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

91. Brave Combo. Twice recently.

Memorial Day weekend at the National Polka Festival in Ennis, TX.

End of July at Fitzgerald's in Houston.

They rock!

[yellowdogintexas]

109. Boy do they ever. If my husband is out of town Labor Day I may try to go down to WestFest

they always play there. If he is in town we will not go there because he hates loud concerts (he likes the Combo, just on the stereo at home)

[Forkboy]

38. The Melvins last Saturday night.

Here's Buzzo even....



That's the hairstyle I think I'm going to shoot for. :)

[mitchum]

66. I'm going to see them tomorrow night

should be good

[Forkboy]

73. They were excellent, as always.

Big Business' set was good too. They did a few new songs that sounded great.

And watching the two drummers during the Melvins set is a trip. Good stuff. :)

[Symarip]

39. I played Soma when I was in the Hi-Lites

Anyhow, last live band would have to be... The Aggrolites at Warped Tour or... The Pietasters.

[PeaceNikki]

41. Pink Floyd.

and Tom Petty.

[SeattleGirl]

43. I can't remember.

I think the last time I saw a live band, it was back in the Paleolithic era. :P

[WinkyDink]

44. INXS with JD Fortune. Mm-MMM!

[taterguy]

45. Pylon, last Friday

The opening act was a Let's Active cover band fronted by Mitch Easter

I partied like it was 1989

[mitchum]

67. How did the Swimming Pool Qs not get on that bill?

[montanto]

46. Cheap Trick doing Sgt. Pepper's Lonely

Hearts Club Band at the Hollywood Bowl. They rocked it. It was great. The only disappointment was that they didn't do a Cheap Trick song in the encore.

[bbernardini]

57. I have a recording of that show!

Haven't listened to it yet, though. Was it the one from this year?

[montanto]

101. Yeah, It was awesome,

There were all kinds of guest musicians and singers. Of course everyone knows this was a studio album for the Beatles and I don't think anyone has ever attempted it on stage. Plus to see Cheap Trick doing anything with their original lineup was worth it. I'll have to go get the C.D. now. Thanks for the post.

[some guy]

47. Tower of Power

in April, or maybe May. :)

[In_The_Wind]

48. The Rolling Stones

[Alexander]

49. Does Keith play the guitar solos any more?

I saw them in 2002 and he did, but I saw them on TV more recently and Ron Wood was taking the solos.

[In_The_Wind]

51. He was when I saw them in '97.

I doubt that he is now but I don't really know.

:hi:

[Alexander]

60. Maybe it was just because he fell out of a coconut tree.

[In_The_Wind]

63. He fell on his head not his playin' hand.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4957948.stm


:silly:

[Alexander]

94. Injuring your head can easily impair other body functions.

[Patiod]

50. Buffett & the Coral Reefers

I was also annoyed because my SO needed new boat shoes recently, so we bought the one pair at the shoe outlet that actually fit, and when checking out, I realized they were MARGUERITAVILLE BRAND!!!! Ye Gods - like we don't give that man enough of our hard-earned money!!!!!!!!!

[redqueen]

53. Ooooooh I'd love to see Xiu Xiu! Tell us about it please?

I don't know what they're like live.


The last band I saw was Radiohead. :D

[Mr. Blonde]

54. Dave Matthews last night

not a huge fan but got free tickets. I couldn't not go under those circumstances.

I'm seeing Nine Inch Nails tomorrow night, My Morning Jacket next weekend, and Bob Dylan in two weeks. Pretty rocking August.

[AZSlacker]

55. Phish - In 2003 if I recall correctly, in Phoenix. It was my 57th time seeing them.

The show was OK, but I think they played much better overall in the mid to late 90's

[bbernardini]

58. Jim Boggia and...Jim Boggia. Oh, also Anna Wilson and Monty Powell.

I saw two of the three 11-piece band gigs Jim Boggia did recently. One was for a radio festival, and the other was his record release party ("Misadventures In Stereo," available now at Amazon.com...also available on vinyl with a special mono mix).

In between those was a benefit show my wife helped put together for Habitat For Humanity, featuring Anna Wilson and Monty Powell. Anna's a jazzy singer-songwriter, and her husband, Monty Powell has written many #1 songs for country artists like Keith Urban and Tim McGraw.

[darkstar]

64. Todd Rundgren about two weeks ago

I'm a fan. I'd rate it as good, solid, and rocking, but not my favorite batch of new material, so I'm not gonna rave the way I sometimes would.

[bbernardini]

65. Which show?

I thought the new material was quite good, based on the recordings I've heard (which I think are the tour opener in Wisconsin, a show in Seattle, and one in Texas at Antone's).

Todd's one of my two main musical heroes (the other being Frank Zappa). I've seen him play some amazing shows, and I've seen him play some total crap shows as well.

[darkstar]

69. Well...

I saw St. Louis. And you know that I'm a big fan, too. And I'm all for my heroes pressing on, changing and presenting new work vs greatest hits. This is simply not my favorite mode of TR. Good solid stripped down song writing, yes, but sometimes--IMHO--verging on parody. In fact, I think much of the record is a bout the current state of the American male, and I really applaud that, and if it lapses into TR singing from that POV from time to time, so be it. It just didn't present the melodic and modal variety of the Liars tour for me and felt a bit more one-dimensional, i.e., not much soul/funk/crooning/prog detours and byways.

Again, I'm not slamming the show or him. I like a good handful of those songs quite a bit, i.e. Weakness and Bardo and Courage.

Where did you catch him?

[bbernardini]

72. I didn't catch him.

He hasn't brought the show near me yet, I think. He hasn't scheduled a Philadelphia show yet, though, and a lot of people are theorizing that he's going to do a New Year's Eve show here. I, of course, will probably end up having a gig.

The thing I find interesting about the new material is that some of it really reminds me of earlier material. There's a guitar solo in one of the first few songs that's very much like the progression of the solo in "Couldn't I Just Tell You," and another tune that really reminds me of "The Verb 'To Love'". If I'm thinking of the right song, the opening riff of "Mercenary" reminds me of "The Marriage Of Heaven And Hell."

[Orsino]

68. Loreena McKennitt, downtown at the Fox last year. n/t

[susanna]

123. Love Loreena McKennitt; bet it was a great show! n/t

[Orsino]

127. Great show.

I liked Loreena, but wasn't a huge fan; I think she doesn't uncork her voice enough, and doesn't let it rise in the mix as it should. But that night, I couldn't argue with the music. I went for "Mummer's Dance" (can't get enough of the oud) but every damned song was magnificent. And the Fox is probably one of the most beautiful and acoustically perfect venues in the world.

[susanna]

130. I get chills with her version of "The Highwayman."

"Mummer's Dance" is a close second. She just plays with melody and lyrics in ways that really inspire me. I didn't even realize she toured until your post! She's not come to Detroit, at least that I'm aware of. So I will continue to just listen to my portable music and wonder what it might be like to see her live. Thank you for your impressions. :-)

on edit: subject punctuation

[Orsino]

132. That's my wife's favorite, too, I think.

She's the huge fan in this house, and so was ready to pounce on Ticketmaster the moment seats went on sale. She managed to get us in the fifth row, closer than I've ever been to the Fox' stage, or to almost any other.

Loreena just finished a European tour, with no scheduled North American shows. :-(

[Tikki]

70. Our son gave us tickets to see Los Lobos/Los Lonely Boys....

for Fathers' day....we saw them at the Greek a couple weeks ago.

Fine, fine show...


The Tikkis

[Iggo]

78. Ah, the Greek.

Can't beat it for concerts on a Summer night. Driving back down the hill after the show, though...yikes!

[Tikki]

80. Yes, yes...it was such a lovely, mellow night...

and an excellent crowd was there to hear all the boys play.

The drummer who played/plays with The Gears drummed some of the night for Los Lobos.

Tikki

[PeaceNikki]

75. The Police. And Tom Petty.

Both this summer.

[Broken_Hero]

79. Metallica, nt

[elshiva]

81. Fairport Convention in 2005.

[LeftyMom]

82. Rise Against last summer at Empire.

OMG they were awesome.

[bridgit]

83. The Brodys, they're a local band but practice in a shared space...

with other artists where hubby has his studio, there's a couple more in there; one metal orig/cover band and they *all* play super fucking LOUD! So it's pretty cool :)

[pookieblue]

84. I guess you are not talking about local bands...

I did see a bar band that tours the east coast by the name of US.

But the last big name was Bon Jovi back in April. I with I had more money because there are tons of bands that I want to see, but that requires me to travel up to ATL to see them.

[pinstikfartherin]

85. Damn, I can't decide.

I've seen a lot of bands and my favorites were Danzig, Social Distortion, Live, Bullet For My Valentine, Rob Zombie, and Aerosmith. I really can't pick one favorite but each of these were awesome in their own way.

I was taken to a Creed concert once and they were horrible.. but a band called Tantric opened for them and they were great... would have been better if I had already known some of their music.

[tammywammy]

86. Deftones

[Sugarcoated]

87. A local Philly singer songwriter

Ben Arnold and his lead player who played left handed with the guitar, get this, upside down! Rocked

[bbernardini]

104. Where did you see him?

I just saw him open for Jim Boggia last week.

[MrSlayer]

89. Judas Priest.

And they kicked major ass.

[Iggo]

98. I heard they're playing Dissident Aggressor.

Can you confirm?

(...ohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease...)

[eyepaddle]

100. See my above reply!

You are in for a treat.

[MrSlayer]

112. Yes!

They are. Also broke out Eat Me Alive, Devil's Child and Rock Hard, Ride Free which they haven't done in a long time.

[Iggo]

114. Nice!

The first scream in Dissident Aggressor changed my life...seriously.

My classic rock days were over right then and there.

[Spiritinthesky]

92. Rufus Wainwright

Rufus Wainwright on his UK tour last year. He was stunning. Love his last album 'Release The Stars.' Live he has a great band and his banter between songs is very funny. A great artist.

[mduffy31]

93. His Royal Badness

The Purple One.....

Price of course

[panhead1961]

96. Alice Cooper - Halloween 2001 - Boston

[Burma Jones]

97. B.B. King, last Sunday Night

[deucemagnet]

103. Wow, it's been a few years,

but I'm pretty sure it was Great Big Sea.

[Faygo Kid]

105. Herman's Hermits.

Relax, it was at one of those PBS reunions recently.

I knew all the words, and sang really loud. I'm sure everyone appreciated that.

[bbernardini]

122. I saw "Herman's Hermits featuring Peter Noone" open for The Monkees in 1986.

Is that how they were billed at the show you went to?

[fizzgig]

106. the cure back in may

fantastic show

[bbernardini]

121. Where did you see them?

My wife and I went to the show in Philadelphia.

[Rhythm]

107. Marilyn Manson at Club Babyhead, Providence RI

October 30th, 1995

Yeah, i don't get out much anymore. *L*

[Left Is Write]

108. I don't remember. Besides local bands, probably Aerosmith & Cheap Trick.

[blitzen]

110. Billy Joe Shaver...

at a small (really small) club about a block from my house. I've seen him there a lot, had a few good chats with him. His shows are always great.

[Dinger]

111. U2

Camp Randall Stadium (Madison). WOW!!!!!!!!

[Gonzo Gardener]

113. Nutty

at the Hip Kitty.

Two Long Island Iced Teas and those crazy cats had me giggling all night long!

:smoke:

http://www.nuttyjazz.com

http://www.hipkittyjazz.com/

[Kat45]

115. The Smashing Pumpkins, last fall.

Great show!

[susanna]

116. Sisters of Mercy. Before that, the Goo Goo Dolls (sis's favorite).

On edit: I'm older than most LOL.

[TrogL]

117. Nightwish

http://www.nightwish.com/en/news/

[WCGreen]

118. Lyle Lovett about a month ago...

Next up. Neko Case, Amy Rigby, Shawn Mullins and Slaid Cleeves

[Unvanguard]

119. The Nightwatchman (Tom Morello), in DC. Several months ago. n/t

[MsTryska]

120. Does KRS-1 count?

How about Eugene Hutz from Gogol Bordello's drunken DJing at an after-party?

[Forkboy]

128. KRS-1 definitely counts.

:thumbsup:

[MsTryska]

129. good cuz that was one of the best gigs

I had been to in decades.

[nytemare]

124. Annie Lennox

Not a band, but she is the last live act I saw.

She has tremendous energy.

[Hissyspit]

131. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.

[jumptheshadow]

133. Bob Dylan

In Prospect Park, Brooklyn, this past week. I can't believe I could walk 12 blocks to a Dylan concert.