Music

Woodstock '69 at the age of 19.

• Pink Floyd c. 1979 during The Wall tour
• Portishead in '94 around the release of Dummy
• CCR at any point really
• Deftones in 2000 after the release of White Pony
• Jeff Buckley just performing Hallelujah
• Millencolin in 2000 right after release of Pennybridge Pioneers
• Bob Dylan at Newport in 1964, then again in 1965
• Nirvana at MTV Unplugged
• Hendrix at Woodstock
• AC/DC with Bon Scott in 1979
• Rage Against the Machine in 1999

I dunno, Beatles in either the white album or Sgt pepper era would be amazing.

Specific performance, the nirvana mtv unplugged might be a better option.

Then again, there's a dozen performances at Woodstock that were nuts. Hendrix at that show? Fuck me, that's a peak music experience.

I dunno man, this one is hard.

Fuck! Robert Johnson! Any performance ever. The recordings from back then are not the best possible audio, and you know that man could tear up a room. That's my final answer.

I don't really like concerts, but I really would love to see GWAR. I don't know if they still tour; I had heard they retired but they also made a music video within the last year or two so IDK if they plan on coming back or what. I don't follow music as much as a friend I haven't talked to in years did.

Led Zeppelin.

Crazy Town, circa 2000. I want to be there for that first tour just after Butterfly released and experience the paradigm shift for myself. If I have to pick a single show, let's make it the November 29th WBCN X-Mas Rave at the Avalon Ballroom in Boston, where you'd not only get to experience Shifty Shellshock in his prime, but also P.O.D. and Insane Clown Posse. In one night.

The Rolling Stones back in 735BCE