Artists

Upcoming

Recent Posts

May 17 And Now, CBGB The Movie

Posted 17 May 2012 by Alyson Camus  Add comment
May 17 Lady Gaga Flesh Dress 2

Posted 17 May 2012 by Helen Bach  Add comment
May 17 Conor Oberst’s “One Of My Kind” Reviewed

Posted 17 May 2012 by Iman Lababedi  Add comment
May 17 Jay-Z Endorsing Obama’s Statement About Gay Marriage

Posted 17 May 2012 by Alyson Camus  Add comment
May 17 “Dark Shadows” Reviewed (More Or Less)

Posted 17 May 2012 by Iman Lababedi  Add comment
May 17 Last Post About The Rolling Stones on SNL This Week

Posted 17 May 2012 by Helen Bach  Add comment
May 17 Noel Gallagher Cried Like A Baby

Posted 17 May 2012 by Iman Lababedi  Add comment
May 17 To See Or Not To See? Bon Iver At Radio City (Plus Setlist)

Posted 17 May 2012 by Iman Lababedi  Add comment
May 17 Listen Up: 5-17-12

Posted 17 May 2012 by Iman Lababedi  Add comment

Previous Articles

Dream Concert: Muse, RHCP, Rage Against The Machine
Dream Concert: Muse, RHCP, Rage Against The Machine

Music is great no matter how or where you listen, but there is nothing quite like seeing your favorite bands live.  I’m always thinking about my dream concerts so I’ve decided to do a piece highlighting some of my ideal shows. For each event I’ll chose three bands that I would need a change of pants for if I found out they were going to be playing together.  I’ll pick ten songs for each band that I would like to see performed as well as the venue that the event will take place. 

For the first show I have chosen Muse, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Rage Against the Machine.  While the three vary in style, they all possess great guitar and bass combinations that bring down the house in their own ways. 

Location:  The Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA

Growing up right outside Atlanta, the Tabernacle was always my favorite venue in town.  It’s large enough for epic shows but still maintains an intimate feel.  If you ever get a chance to go to a show there I would highly recommend it.    

Band #1:  Muse

I’ve actually seen them twice at the Tabernacle, and it was fantastic both times.  The band’s flawless performance accompanied by their spectacular light shows creates one hell of an intergalactic journey.  Witnessing the amazing talent that is Matt Bellamy is worth the price of admission alone.  The man sings like an opera rockstar, shreds guitar with the best of them, and plays piano like an angel. 

Setlist:

1. Hysteria

2. Starlight

3. Map of the Problematique

4. Citizen Erased

5. Butterflies and Hurricanes

6. Plug in Baby

7. Blackout

8. Stockholm Syndrome

9. Micro Cuts

10. Knights of Cydonia

 

Band #2:  Red Hot Chili Peppers

 

If I were to see the Chili Peppers I would want it to be during the late 80’s to early 90’s featuring the lineup of Anthony, Flea, John, and Chad.  With the combination of John’s psychedelic guitar playing and Flea’s funk, it’s enough to make me melt out of pure awesomeness.  

Setlist:

1. Around the World                       

2. If You Have to Ask

3. The Brother’s Cup

4. Johnny, Kick a Hole in the Sky

5. Funky Monks

6. Get On Top

7. Apache Rose Peacock

8. Higher Ground

9. Give It Away

10. Sir Psycho Sexy

Band #3:  Rage Against the Machine

Ever since I saw the DVD of Rage’s “last show”, I was amazed at the intensity and sheer fury that they brought to the table.  From the opening drop of “Bulls on Parade,” the crowd is nonstop balls to the wall the entire time.  The real test would be making it out alive. 

Setlist:

1. Bulls on Parade

2. Know Your Enemy

3. Testify

4. Down Rodeo

5. How I Could Just Kill a Man feat. Cypress Hill

6. Wake Up

7. Calm Like a Bomb

8. Roll Right

9. Guerilla Radio

10. Freedom

 Stay tuned… more to come! 

 

TAGS:  


2 Comments
  1. to be perfectly honest, i haven’t even really checked out the new guy. just because it’s not frusciante or hillel playing guitar for the chili peppers you definitely have to have some skepticism. fortunately for this new guy they’ll probably hardly play any of their earlier stuff. i don’t care how good you are, playing with the passion that frusciante brought to any of the songs i listed above is quite a task.

    as for navaro, there are a few songs that i enjoy off one hot minute. luckily for him for he got to play with flea who played a tremendous role in carrrying that album.

  2. Are you as skeptical as I am about this new guitarist for RHCP? Josh Klinghoffer (or something like that). Not sure he can pull of the Frusciante style on some of the older stuff.

    Remember the Navarro incident? No bueno.

Leave a Reply