I always enjoy talking with folks about concerts that they have attended in their lives, especially if they have seen a few. Here are some concert highlights and lowlights from my past:
- Best Performance - James Taylor, Coleman Coliseum, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Best Opening Act - Taj Mahal (opening for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers), Coleman Coliseum, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Best Venue - Alabama Theatre, Birmingham, AL (Bob Dylan)
- Most Sentimental Show - John Denver, BJCC Concert Hall, Birmingham, AL (just months before he died)
- Best Song in Concert - "River of Tears" - Eric Clapton, The Pyramid, Memphis, TN
- Worst Concert - Reba McEntire, BJCC Arena, Birmingham, AL
- Most Pot Smokers - Dave Matthews Band, Oak Mountain Amphitheatre, Pelham, AL
- Best Christian Concert - Third Day and Michael W. Smith, BJCC Arena, Birmingham, AL
- Biggest Letdown - Ray Charles, City Stages, Birmingham, AL (only played for 30 minutes)
- Biggest Surprise - Kool and the Gang, City Stages, Birmingham, AL
- Closest to Stage (Whole Concert) - Tie: Taj Mahal, City Stages, Birmingham, AL; B.B. King, CityFest, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Closest to Stage (End of Concert) - Bob Dylan, Alabama Theatre, Birmingham, AL
- Farthest from Stage - Bonnie Raitt, City Stages, Birmingham, AL
- Most Singalong-Friendly Show - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Coleman Coliseum, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Most Enjoyable Show - Chris Isaak, City Stages, Birmingham, AL
2 comments:
I'm surprised the John Denver concert didn't tie with the Tom Petty one.
What about the Harry Connick, Jr. concert? Most educational?
The best Christian concert I've been to was Third Day w/David Crowder Band opening. It was great!
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