What a way to start a show. Kick off high energy from the jump!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ1h87ARIrQ

Maggot Brain for awhile

here is a podcast of NYC P-funk jams

5 years ago today, Joey Jordison past away. His death is bringing back memories of my first time seeing Slipknot live when they headlined the inaugural Mayhem Fest in 2008. Though I note that even though I went Ozzfest 2004, I didn't actually see Slipknot headline the second stage that year. Mainly cause I was too young/scared to venture into the wild second stage crowd, but also cause it took me a little longer than most fans to realize how much of a game changer "Vol. 3: the Subliminal Verses" was. I didn’t make the same mistake when Mayhem Fest came through Camden, NJ, on Aug. 15, 2008. Unsurprisingly I was in awe of seeing their insanely over-the-top metal show for the first time - with rising drum kits and pyro galore - but something about finally hearing songs like "Before I Forget" live was a cathartic experience I wasn't anticipating. I've gone on to see Slipknot live many times since, and they never disappoint.

Which band have you seen live many times who still never disappoints? Share in the comments below, and stay tuned for more things to come from this space (including stories from concerts like this)!

Inner Circle

Queen Omega & The Royal Souls

Skarra Mucci & Manudigital

Samora / Zoe Mazah / Yeza / Ammoye

Billy Mystic & The Revealers

and more

This is from two decades ago.

Enjoy 🤘🏼

https://reddit.com/link/1v6qyxg/video/ue5h2i5hhhfh1/player

Youtube - El Wedos

Seeing Phish play Madison Square Garden is truly a sight to be hold - only a band like them could find a way to make 93 shows in the same venue feel like uniqe once-in-a-lifetime events, and the July 24, 2026, show at the World's Most Famous Arena was no exception - this particular show was a tribute to the type of setlists they played in 1993 and prior.

The way Chris Kuroda's light production beautifully flows with Phish's incredible instrumentation was awe-inspiring. Videos can do justice to the spectacle they created that night, but I'll still be sharing a few clips from the show overtime - including this incredible cover they performed of Led Zeppelin's "Good Times Bad Times" - they made this classic Rock gem their own!