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General => General Music Discussion => Topic started by: KevShmev on November 14, 2019, 07:20:24 PM
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What albums have you seen performed live in full, a) from start to finish, and b) over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through? Not covers, but by the original band/artist (or one of them as a solo act or something like that).
For me...
Start to finish
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory (three times - twice in '00, '19)
Neal Morse Band - The Similitude of a Dream (two times - both in '17)
Rush - Moving Pictures (once - '10)
Neal Morse Band - The Great Adventure (once - '19)
Styx - The Grand Illusion (once - performed by Dennis DeYoung and his solo band - '19)
Neal Morse - Jesus Chris the Exorcist (once - '18)
Eric Johnson - Ah Via Musicom (once - '18)
Judas Priest - British Steel (once - '09)
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (once - '16)
Over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through
Radiohead - In Rainbows (once - '08)
Queensryche - Promised Land (once - '95)
Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused to Sing (once - '13)
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Start to finish
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death (2006)
Rush - Moving Pictures (2011)
Styx - The Grand Illusion (Dennis DeYoung - 2017)
Skid Row - Skid Row (Sebastian Bach - 2019)
Dream Theater - Scenes From a Memory (2000)
Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers - Honky Tonk Union (Roger Clyne acoustic - 2019)
Transatlantic - The Whirlwind (2010)
Steely Dan - Aja (2009)
Over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through
The Winery Dogs - S/T (2013)
I believe this covers it.
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I think the only one I've seen is WASP's Crimson Idol a few years back on the Crimson Idol tour.
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King Diamond - Abigail (2016)
Dream Theater - SFaM (2019)
Cant believe that’s it in all my concert going experiences.
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Operation Mindcrime - they also played OM II but I used it as a toilet break and popped out to McDonalds and came back for the encore :lol
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Operation Mindcrime
Saw that on the Empire tour.
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Dream Theater - Images and Words (2017)
Dream Theater - Metropolis Part 2: Scenes From a Memory (2019)
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Operation Mindcrime
Saw that on the Empire tour.
Much better time to see it but we take what we can get out here. Most of the bigger rock/metal bands never bothered with Australia until they needed to.
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I very rarely go to concerts but I've been lucky enough to have seen Brian Wilson perform Pet Sounds from start to finish in 2002.
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Operation: Mindcrime in 2004
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Start to finish (the ones I remember)
Ayreon - Into The Electric Castle (2019)
Dream Theater - Images and Words (twice) (2017)
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory (2000) and again in Janusry
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (twice) (2016)
Isildurs Bane - The Voyage (if I remember correctly they did it in full) (1994)
Isildurs Bane - Sagan om den Irländska älgen(if I remember correctly they did it in full) (1984?)
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood (1985)
Opeth - Ghost Reveries (2015)
Pain of Salvation - BE (2003)
Peter Gabriel - So (2014)
The Neal Morse Band - Similitude of a Dream (2017)
The Neal Morse Band - The Great Adventure (2019)
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It’s hard to believe that I have seen Dream Theater so much more than any other band...but I’ve only seen The Astonishing all the way through. The IAW25 and both SFAM tours have skipped over the Pacific Northwest entirely. :\
But I did see Moving Pictures on the time machine tour. So that was cool.
EDIT - Evermind’s post reminded me that I saw the Hand. Cannot. Erase tour. Which reminded me that I also saw the Fear of a Blank Planet tour where I believe they played the whole thing.
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Start to finish:
Ayreon - The Human Equation
Ayreon - Into the Electric Castle
iamthemorning - Lighthouse
Ian Anderson - Thick as a Brick
Ian Anderson - Thick as a Brick 2
Jon Lord - Sarabande
Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Over the course of the whole concert:
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Almost:
Epica - Design Your Universe (didn't play White Walls)
Haken - Vector (didn't play Host)
The IAW25 and both SFAM tours have skipped over the Pacific Northwest entirely. :\
Same for my country, except The Astonishing tour also didn't come to us.
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Oh crap, I forgot to mention The Astonishing in my OP. :facepalm: :facepalm:
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Start to finish:
Dream Theater - Images And Words
Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (regrettably)
Between The Buried And Me - Colors
Between The Buried And Me - The Parallax II: Future Sequence
Between The Buried And Me - Coma Ecliptic
The Ocean - Pelagial
Alcest - Kodama (the last track wasn't really played in full, but it still counts)
Out of order:
Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing
Almost:
Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase. (no Transience)
Mastodon - The Hunter (no The Sparrow)
Ghost - Meliora (no Deus In Absentia or the two segues)
Ghost - Prequille (no See The Light or Spöksonat)
There might be a few more but that's all I can think of right now. There's also probably one or two that I've cumulatively heard every song from over the course of multiple shows (A Dramatic Turn Of Events, maybe? Might be missing one or two).
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Neal Morse's Testimony 2 would be on my "Almost" list, as he played all of it at Morsefest '17 except Absolute Beginner.
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Start to finish
Dream Theater- I&W, SFAM (2x), The Astonishing
Yes- Close to the Edge, Fragile, The Yes Album
Peter Gabriel- So
The Who- Quadrophenia
Pete Townshend- Psycho Derelict
Roger Waters- The Wall
Scattered throughout the show...
IQ- Ever
Steven Wilson- Raven that Refused to Sing, Hand. Cannot. Erase. (minus Transience)
I'm sure I'm missing something, I'll edit if it comes up.
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Did SW not play Transience throughout the whole tour? I totally remember him playing it during our show.
Also curious if any of the regulars saw Gilmour's On an Island.
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Just checked setlist.fm, he definitely didn't play it at my show.
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Operation Mindcrime - they also played OM II but I used it as a toilet break and popped out to McDonalds and came back for the encore :lol
Fuck I saw that tour also. Forgot about that. Amazing how low the crowd got during that second set, then back up again for the encores.
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Dream Theater - The Astonishing x2, Images and Words, SFAM x2
Static-X - Wisconsin Death Trip
Dance Gavin Dance - Mothership
Megadeth - Rust In Peace
Rush - Moving Pictures
Labryinth - Return to Heaven Denied
That's all I can think of.
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Ayreon - Into the Electric Castle
Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
Converge - Jane Doe
Cult of Luna - Somewhere Along the Highway
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory (2000) and Images & Words
Godflesh - Streetcleaner
Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness
Ivar Bjørnson & Einar Selvik - Skuggsjá
Magma - Theusz Hamtaakh, Wurdah Ïtah, Mekanïk Destruktïẁ Kommandöh and Slag Tanz
The Neal Morse Band - The Great Adventure
Pain of Salvation - BE
Rush - Moving Pictures
Voivod - Dimension Hatröss
Yob - The Unreal Never Lived and The Great Cessation
I think that's it. The majority of those were due to nine trips to Holland's Roadburn festival. They always have a lot of these special, curated sets.
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Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness
:lol
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Start to finish
Ayreon - Into the Electric Castle
Devin Townsend - Ocean Machine
Haken - L-1VE
Haken - Visions (3x)
Headspace - I Am Anonymous (2x)
Jolly - The Audio Guide to Happiness Pt. 1
Jolly - The Audio Guide to Happiness Pt. 2
Leprous - The Congregation
The Ocean - Pelagial (instrumental)
Opeth - Ghost Reveries
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane
Over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through
Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Flying Colors - Flying Colors
Ulver - The Assassination of Julius Caesar (2x)
Almost all
Probably way too numerous to mention here, so including some odd ones:
Leprous - Coal (only Salt was missing)
Soen - Tellurian (only The Other's Fall missing)
Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase. (2x; different gigs from the one above, both without Transience)
VOLA - Inmazes (only A Stare Without Eyes missing)
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I'm probably missing some here and there, but I think this is pretty accurate!
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There's not been that many. Start to finish, or finish to start:
Amorphis - Eclipse
Amorphis - Tales from the Thousand Lakes
Metallica - Metallica (in reverse order)
Ghost Brigade - Until Fear No Longer Defines Us
Insomnium - Winter's Gate
Omnium Gatherum - New World Shadows
Omnium Gatherum - Beyond
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Only two for me.
Technically this was a tribute band but it still counts?
The Wall - Australian Pink Floyd
The War Of The Worlds - Jeff Wayne
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Group one (one run-through):
DT: The Astonishing and I/W
Peter Gabriel: So
Group two (entirely, but not in order):
Herbert Grönemeyer: Bleibt alles anders
Group three (almost entirely):
Hiromi: Spectrum (apart from Once In A Blue Moon)
DT: Train Of Thought (apart from Vacant)
DT: Six Degrees (apart from Disappear)
Transatlantic: Bridge Across Forever (apart from the title track itself)
Yes: Close To The Edge (apart from CTTE itself, sadly)
I may edit the post in case I remember something I forgot.
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Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime & Operation Mindcrime 2 in 2006
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death in 2006
Dream Theater = Images and Words, in 2007 and 2017
Dream Theater = The Astonishing, 2016
Blind Guardian = Imaginations from the Other Side, 2017
And soon SFAM!!!
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Operation Mindcrime
Saw that on the Empire tour.
Me too. Think I saw the whole of Promised Land too, complete with Geoff in leather shorts 😱. Saw Geoff do OM last year. Also saw OM 1 and 2 but stayed for it all 😀
Seen DT do SFAM, I&W and ToT
Probably seen a few others but will need to have a think.
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I recall replying to this very question years ago on mp.com.
I may just try and find said topic.
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I think it's pretty much like everyone elses.
Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory (2019)
Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase (2016) I believe Transcience was played, according to setlist.fm
Nine Inch Nails - Broken (2019)
The Neal Morse Band - The Great Adventure (2019)
Almost all
Dream Theater - The Astonishing, it was the 2nd leg of the US tour and they had switched out some of the tracks.
Taylor Swift - Reputation, I think just one or two tracks were left out.
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All in order:
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (2016)Dream Theater - Images and Words (2017)
Mastodon - Crack the Skye (2010)
There may be one or two others, but these are the ones I remember.
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Start to Finish
Steven Wilson - Hand.Cannot.Erase
Does Roger Waters - The Wall count?.
Over the Course
Steven Wilson - The Raven that Refused to Sing
I think that's it
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My concert going is pretty slow over the last 20 years or so, when this really became a thing.
I saw Dream Theater play all of I&W at 2 shows in '92 and another in '93. It was basically their setlist plus a couple songs from WDADU.
I saw Boston play all of Third Stage in 1987. The played NINE shows at the Worcester Centrum.
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Start to finish:
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime (3x)
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime II
Megadeth - Rust in Peace
Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss
Blind Guardian - Imaginations From the Other Side
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Blind Guardian - Imaginations From the Other Side
How could I forget this!
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Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death in 2006
This crushed me missing this. It was in a small college arena. We were away on vacation for this show.
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Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Coheed and Cambria - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth
Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm burning Star IV Vol. 1
Blue Oyster Cults - Agents of Fortune
Mastodon - Crack The Skye
Throughout the course of a show:
Plini - Other Things (EP)
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Rush - Moving Pictures, Time Machine Tour; 2011, MSG, NYC
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Division Bell Tour; 1994, Giants Stadium, NJ
Tribute band (I know, doesn't count):
Straight to Hell (Clash Tribute), London Calling in it's entirety for 40th anniversary; tomorrow night, Wonder Bar, Asbury Park, NJ
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What albums have you seen performed live in full, a) from start to finish, and b) over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through? Not covers, but by the original band/artist (or one of them as a solo act or something like that).
Does Roger Waters - The Wall count?.
Yes.
I saw Boston play all of Third Stage in 1987. The played NINE shows at the Worcester Centrum.
Dang, that had to have been pretty sweet. While not as great as their first two albums, it is still a really good album, and would be neat to see.
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Fuck, how did I forget BTBAM - Colors? :facepalm:
It's interesting how 6/8 of the full-album shows I've seen are from the same two bands.
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Complete performance:
DT-SFAM (2019)
Throughout the Show:
PT-FOABP (2007)
Steven Wilson-Raven (2013)
QR-Promised Land (1995)
DT-ToT (2004)
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Start To Finish
Armored Saint - Symbol of Salvation
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Born To Run
Coheed and Cambria - Second Stage Turbine Blade, In Keeping Secrets... (x2), Good Apollo Part 1
The Cult - Love
Dream Theater - Images and Words, SFAM (x3)
Extreme - Pornograffitti
Genesis - Selling England By The Pound (as performed by Steve Hackett)
Judas Priest - British Steel
Kix - Blow My Fuse
Living Colour - Vivid
Mastadon - Crack The Skye
Neal Morse - Testimony 2 (main disc, not bonus disc tracks)
Neal Morse Band - Similitude of a Dream, The Great Adventure
Peter Gabriel - So
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon (as performed by Roger Waters, APB The Machine, APB Several Species), Wish You Were Here (APB Several Species, APB The Australian Pink Floyd Show), Animals (APB Several Species), The Wall APB Roger Waters x2)
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet (prior to its release)
Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime (x7 or x8 I think by the band, once by Geoff Tate solo and once with Geoff Tate's version of Queensryche), O:M2
Rush - Moving Pictures x2
Sanctuary - Refuge Denied
Stryper - To Hell With The Devil
Styx - The Grand Illusion (as performed by Dennis De Young)
Transatlantic - The Whirlwind
U2 - The Joshua Tree
In the same concert
Anthrax - Among The Living
Dream Theater - Train of Thought
Queensryche - Promised Land
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Probably missing one or two, but don't think I've been to many of those. Believe this is all:
Start to finish
Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name
Katatonia - Night is the New Day
Poly-Math - Melencolia
Over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through
The Ocean - Phanerozoic I (if you don't count The Carboniverous Rainforest Collapse interlude)
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Ugh; I have to go back and look for completeness, but...
For Sure: (I'm with TAC: this is a new sort of phenomenon, and the bulk of my shows are before that)
Neal Morse Band - Similitude Of A Dream
Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
Extreme - Pornograffiti
Probably:
The Firm - The Firm
Cinderella - Night Songs
Yes - Close To The Edge
I'm sure there are other albums from opening acts and what not that are "complete", as well as albums that I've seen all the songs over multiple shows.
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albums that I've seen all the songs over multiple shows.
This is actually not too difficult, if you catch a band multiple times. Especially on the same tour.
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Oh crap, I forgot to mention The Astonishing in my OP. :facepalm: :facepalm:
There's probably a good reason for that! I wish I could forget having spent money to see it.
I'm sure I'm missing something, I'll edit if it comes up.
You are - Mystery / Lies and Butterflies.
Off the top of my head:
DT - The Astonishing, SFAM, I&W.
Rush - Moving Pictures
Transatlantic - Kaleidoscope (ProgNation at Sea)
Mystery - Lies & Butterflies
IQ - Ever
Neal Morse Band - Similitude of a Dream
Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness
Fates Warning - Awaken the Guardian
I'm probably forgetting something too - like piecing together a Rush album or something.
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Oh crap, I forgot to mention The Astonishing in my OP. :facepalm: :facepalm:
There's probably a good reason for that! I wish I could forget having spent money to see it.
:eek :eek
:tdwn :tdwn
:P :P
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QR- Operation Mindcrime just before part 2 was released. First set was greatest hits then second set was O:M. I remember it being a pretty kick ass show.
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http://www.mikeportnoy.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2581449
The Antlers - Hospice
Between the Buried and Me - Colors
Brice Plays Drums - Man the Animal Cannon
Cloud Cult - The Seeker (with the film screened behind them)
Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV: Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
Cynic - Focus
Cynic - Traced in Air
Dream Theater - Scenes From a Memory
dredg - Leitmotif
dredg - El Cielo
Echolyn - Mei
Fair to Midland - Fables From a Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times Is True
Steve Hackett - Selling England by the Pound
King's X - Ogre Tones
Lehto & Wright - Children's Songs
Pat Metheny - The Way Up (with an orchestra)
Protest the Hero - Fortress
Rush - Moving Pictures (Rush, Exit Stage Right)
Steely Dan - Aja
The Who - Quadrophenia
Brian Wilson - Smile (with an orchestra)
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
Yes - Close to the Edge
Yes - Fragile
Yes - The Yes Album
Not Quite:
The Dear Hunter - The Color Spectrum (I bought a ticket, but couldn't afford to go)
Steven Wilson - Hand.Cannot.Erase according to setlist.fm did not play "Transcience" at the show in Minneapolis in 2015.
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I forgot about Rush - Moving Pictures.
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What albums have you seen performed live in full, a) from start to finish, and b) over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through? Not covers, but by the original band/artist (or one of them as a solo act or something like that).
Does Roger Waters - The Wall count?.
Yes.
I saw Boston play all of Third Stage in 1987. The played NINE shows at the Worcester Centrum.
Dang, that had to have been pretty sweet. While not as great as their first two albums, it is still a really good album, and would be neat to see.
I was there at the 4th show. Tim, I remember it sounding near perfect but they were boring live.
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Dream Theater
Scenes (original tour cycle and twice on current tour)
Images & Words (2017)
Astonishing (twice)
Neal Morse/NMB
Sola Scriptura (MorseFest 2015)
Similitude of a Dream (2017)
The Great Adventure (2019)
Winery Dogs
Self-titled (2013) (falls into part B category)
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Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory
Dream Theater - Images And Words
Porcupine Tree - Fear Of A Blank Planet
Neal Morse - The Great Adventure
Saint Vitus - Born Too Late
Transatlantic - The Whirlwind
Ulver - Wars Of The Roses
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Rush - Moving Pictures
Dream Theater - Images & Words x3
Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Dream Theater - SFAM
Styx - The Mission
Steven Wilson - The Raven
The Neal Morse Band - Similitude of a Dream
The Neal Morse Band - The Great Adventure
Queensryche - OM
IQ - Ever
Mystery / Lies and Butterflies
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood
Cheap Trick - In Color
Boston - Third Stage
I'll add if I can remember any more.
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Didn't Threshold do all of Legends of the Shire at RoSFest last year?
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Didn't Threshold do all of Legends of the Shire at RoSFest last year?
That's a double album. I don't think so. Let me look.
Edit: No they did not.
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Start to finish
Fates Warning - A Pleasant Shade of Gray
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Neal Morse - Testimony
Dream Theater - When Dream and Day Unite
Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime
Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime II
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
Transatlantic - The Whirlwind
Rush - Moving Pictures
Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Over the course of a whole concert, but not straight through
Dream Theater - Images and Words (in 1993 - didn't get to see them in 2017)
Queensryche - Promised Land
Dream Theater - Train of Thought
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet (not a typo - saw 2 shows in SoCal back-to-back - one they did the album front to back, the other, they played all the songs but interspersed with older stuff)
Flying Colors - Flying Colors
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From my recollection.
Big Wreck - In Loving Memory Of... (2018)
Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory (2019)
Mastodon - Crack the Skye (2019)
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Start to Finish
Dream Theater - SFAM (3/22/19)
Dream Theater - Images and Words (10/26/17)
Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime (8/10/18 by Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime and 12/14/91 by Queensryche (and all of it, except Suite Sister Mary, Waiting for 22 and My Empty Room, by QR on 5/12/89))
Yes - Close to the Edge (7/12/13)
Yes - Going for the One (7/12/13)
Yes - The Yes Album (7/12/13)
Rush - Moving Pictures (8/11/10, 8/13/10 and 6/22/11)
Fates Warning - Parallels (3/19/10) (be curious if anyone else has this since they only did it what...half a dozen times)
Single Concert, but Not Straight Through
Dream Theater - Images and Words (11/12/92, 11/23/92 and 6/3/93)
It's possible that I've overlooked others, but I think that's it.
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I was there at the 4th show. Tim, I remember it sounding near perfect but they were boring live.
LOOK AT ME, I SAW EVERY BAND IN THE 80'S!! :P :P
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Winery Dogs
Self-titled (2013) (falls into part B category)
Crap! I saw this too. The show even included the Japanese track, Criminal. I added it to my original post.
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I was there at the 4th show. Tim, I remember it sounding near perfect but they were boring live.
LOOK AT ME, I SAW EVERY BAND IN THE 80'S!! :P :P
In your face Flanders. :lol
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Oh yes,
Marillion - misplaced childhood, Brave
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Start to finish:
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory (twice, 2019)
Dennis DeYoung - The Grand Illusion (2018)
Dream Theater - Images and Words (2017)
The Neal Morse Band - The Similitude of a Dream (2017)
Neal Morse - Testimony 2 (counting it even without Absolute Beginner, 2017)
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (2016)
Metallica - Metallica (Finish to start, 2012)
Metallica - Ride the Lightning (Finish to start, 2012)
Roger Waters - The Wall (2010)
Roger Waters - Dark Side of the Moon (2007)
Out of order:
Sons of Apollo - Psychotic Symphony (2018)
Sum41 - Does This Look Infected? (2017)
Hoobastank - Hoobastank (2002)
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How was Hoobastank live? I loved their first 3 albums.
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I've seen quite a few courtesy of ProgPower
Start to finish
(at ProgPower)
Angra - Holy Land
Angra - Omni
Blind Guardian - Imaginations from the Other Side
Evergrey - In Search of Truth
Fates Warning - Awaken the Guardian
Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness
Haken - Visions
Jon Olivia's Pain - Streets
Labyrinth - Return to Heaven Denied
Pagan's Mind - Celestial Entrance
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane
Royal Hunt - Paradox
Seventh Wonder - Mercy Falls
Stratovarius - Visions
Voyager - I Am the Revolution
(Outside ProgPower)
Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death
Katatonia - Night is the New Day :heart
Operation Mindcrime - Operation Mindcrime
Rush - Moving Pictures
Bruce Springsteen - The River
Threshold - Legends of the Shires
Almost the full album:
Need - Orvam (did all except for Hotel Oniro, an interlude-ish track)
Out of order:
Candlebox - Candlebox
Dream Theater - Train of Thought
Flying Colors - Flying Colors (wouldn't have remembered to include them without seeing Setlist Scotty's post)
There might be bands I've seen with just one album out where they did the whole thing and I didn't realize it, but I think this is a pretty complete list otherwise.
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Setlist Scotty reminded me that I too saw Images and Words (but not in order) in 1993!
I had forgotten that they played the whole thing on that tour.
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Saw A.C.T in Gothenburg yesterday and they played all of Rebirth (EP) but not in order....
Tre of the 5 songs were played for the first time ever live. Saw them in May in Stockholm where they only played 2 songs of Rebirth.
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Ok so initially I thought I had hardly any, but turns out I'd forgotten a whole load, especially around the early 2010s.
Start to finish:
Between the Buried and Me - Colors (2011)
Devin Townsend - Ki (2011)
Devin Townsend - Addicted! (2011)
Devin Townsend - Deconstruction (2011)
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (2016)
Haken - Visions (2012)
Haken - The Mountain (2014)
Hundred Reasons - Ideas Above Our Station (2014)
Opeth - Blackwater Park (2010)
Transatlantic - The Whirlwind (2010)
Ulver - Wars of the Roses (2011, before the album had come out or any of us had heard it, which was weird)
Not in order:
Haken - demo (2008)
Flying Colors - Flying Colors (2012)
Karnataka - Secrets of Angels (2015)
Muse - Origin of Symmetry (2001)
I also have a whole load of "almosts" that I can't be bothered to list out.
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How was Hoobastank live? I loved their first 3 albums.
I loved them. Saw them three or four times back in the 2000s. That show in 2002 was right after the first album came out, and they played all twelve songs, plus a few others (I think they were B-Sides to the album, but I don’t know because I hadn’t heard them yet.) And I totally agree with you, the first three albums were so good. They lost me at For(n)ever, and although the fifth album was pretty good, I never went back after that.
But they were one of my favorite live acts during my college days.
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Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness
Haken - Visions
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane
Seventh Wonder - Mercy Falls
Stratovarius - Visions
Voyager - I Am the Revolution
(Outside ProgPower)
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death
Katatonia - Night is the New Day :heart
Rush - Moving Pictures
Threshold - Legends of the Shires
Almost the full album:
Need - Orvam (did all except for Hotel Oniro, an interlude-ish track)
Congratulations, I hate you the most out of all the people in this thread :angel: :heart
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Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness
Haken - Visions
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane
Seventh Wonder - Mercy Falls
Stratovarius - Visions
Voyager - I Am the Revolution
(Outside ProgPower)
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death
Katatonia - Night is the New Day :heart
Rush - Moving Pictures
Threshold - Legends of the Shires
Almost the full album:
Need - Orvam (did all except for Hotel Oniro, an interlude-ish track)
Congratulations, I hate you the most out of all the people in this thread :angel: :heart
:lol The Astonishing was totally awesome live and also deserves to be in the list of reasons you hate me. :)
I'll confess to not really liking the PoS set - but I enjoyed the instrumental a good bit.
The Green Carnation set was the big surprise for me - I had the album, thought it was great, thought the show would probably be great, but it still blew me away. I really have a lot to thank ProgPower for.
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:lol The Astonishing was totally awesome live and also deserves to be in the list of reasons you hate me. :)
I'll confess to not really liking the PoS set - but I enjoyed the instrumental a good bit.
The Green Carnation set was the big surprise for me - I had the album, thought it was great, thought the show would probably be great, but it still blew me away. I really have a lot to thank ProgPower for.
I hear you on TA, but I just really don't care :angel: ;D
That GC album frequently makes it onto all time top lists for a reason. I can only imagine how much they love to play it live.
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Regarding Green Carnation, I think the live performance was even better than the album. And the album is great. This was just - a totally immersive experience.
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DT- scenes (2019)
Porcupine tree- The incident (2009)
Rush - Moving pictures (Time machine tour)
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Pink Floyd - The Wall (actually performed by Roger Waters)
Metallica - Black album (backwards)
Spock's Beard - X (Kamikaze was only in a different spot)
Interpol - Turn on the bright lights (nothing was different about this one :lol)
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Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Leprous - The Congregation
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I've seen 4 albums in full at a live show...
Dream Theater - The Astonishing (2016)
Dream Theater - Images & Words (2017)
Blind Guardian - Imaginations From The Other Side (2016)
Angra - ØMNI (2018)
Labyrinth - Return To Heaven Denied (2018)
I would count Lorenguard's Eve of Corruption but the only song they left off the set was the ballad Embrace. Otherwise they played the entire damn thing
Next year I'll add Magic Never Dies by Power Quest to the list
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Dream Theater - The Astonishing (twice)
Dream Theater - Images and Words (three times)
Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory (twice)
Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death
Blind Guardian - Imaginations From The Other Side
Angra - Omni
IQ - Ever
Blink 182 - Enema of the State
Less Than Jake - Losing Streak
Reel Big Fish - Turn Off The Radio
Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Let's Face It
out of order:
Sons of Apollo - Psychotic Symphony
Offspring - Smash
Incubus - Make Yourself (twice)
I feel like I'm missing some, maybe not.
Also not sure if this counts: Geoff Tate - Operation Mindcrime
and this is coming up in January: Epica - Design Your Universe
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You both also saw Return to Heaven Denied. Unless you chose poorly, that is.
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You both also saw Return to Heaven Denied. Unless you chose poorly, that is.
:lol Oh yeah, editing that one in now!
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You both also saw Return to Heaven Denied. Unless you chose poorly, that is.
:facepalm:
I had no idea they played an entire album. Guess I'll add that to my list.
Edit: realized when I saw Mikes re-edited post, lethean was talking about Labyrinth.
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You both also saw Return to Heaven Denied. Unless you chose poorly, that is.
I did not see their entire set, same with Sanctuary this year. I forget which band I went to their signing session during Labrynth's set. Maybe SOA.
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You both also saw Return to Heaven Denied. Unless you chose poorly, that is.
I did not see their entire set, same with Sanctuary this year. I forget which band I went to their signing session during Labrynth's set. Maybe SOA.
I was listening and seeing through the open doors in line. We were like right at the rope when they started their set.
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I think that pretty much counts. :)
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I think that pretty much counts. :)
I remember we went in after and sat in the seats the rest of their set.
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I got a few really good pictures of them from the start of the set when I was up front. And then I met half of them later :) very cool guys. The acoustic show was omg.
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I think that pretty much counts. :)
I don't really remember much of their set though. I have my recording of The Night of Dreams (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGrm0DNivrM) but I know I didn't watch enough of the set, nor did I know their music at all, to really say I saw this album.
They were pretty good though, if I didn't want to do the signing session I would have watched the rest of the set. It just they weren't a band I was familiar with so I made my choices.
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Sons Of Apollo for me. Also Beady Eye (Liam Gallagher's post-Oasis band), "Different Gear, Still Speeding".
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and this is coming up in January: Epica - Design Your Universe
SPOILERS:
It won't be the full album unless they change the setlist up though which is certainly possible.
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and this is coming up in January: Epica - Design Your Universe
SPOILERS:
It won't be the full album unless they change the setlist up though which is certainly possible.
Oh shit you're right. I just skimmed the setlist when they first started the tour and it looked like the whole album, but... its not. UGH I was excited for the whole thing although White Waters was never a song I really liked.
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I think that pretty much counts. :)
I don't really remember much of their set though. I have my recording of The Night of Dreams (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGrm0DNivrM) but I know I didn't watch enough of the set, nor did I know their music at all, to really say I saw this album.
They were pretty good though, if I didn't want to do the signing session I would have watched the rest of the set. It just they weren't a band I was familiar with so I made my choices.
Well how's this then - it counts for Ben, but not for you. :P
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That's fine :lol I don't view this as a competition just what I feel is the reality and I'm not going to lie to myself. Looks like we all will see a couple more albums performed in full at PP next year (unless we wonder off). I've actually got to start listening to those two albums to see how I feel about it.
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I'm doing that now with Power Quest.
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I feel sorry for whoever's behind me when my brains splatter all over the crowd when Power Quest starts playing Children of the Dream
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From start to finish:
Amorphis - Eclipse
Amorphis - Under the Red Cloud
Amorphis - Queen of Time
Chisu - Momentum 123
CMX - Talvikuningas
Dream Theater - Images & Words
Iisa - Päivii, öitä
Opeth - Ghost Reveries
Pink Floyd - The Wall (performed by the Finnish tribute band Pulse)
Sonata Arctica - Ecliptica
Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Von Hertzen Brothers - Approach
Von Hertzen Brothers - Love Remains the Same
Over the course of a set:
CyHra - Letters to Myself
Paperi T - Kaikki on hyvin
Stratovarius - Episode (full album in one go, but in mixed order)
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Stratovarius - Episode (full album in one go, but in mixed order)
Random and tangential thought, since playing a full album is one of the new cliches, I like when bands switch it up and adapt the tracklist to the set. A good album tracklist might not be a good live setlist, and since you already know which songs you're getting, knowing also the order kills all the surprise. Every album order is different and I think it's a smart thing to do adapting it to the flow of a live show, unless it's a concept album that tells a story of course.
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Stratovarius - Episode (full album in one go, but in mixed order)
Random and tangential thought, since playing a full album is one of the new cliches, I like when bands switch it up and adapt the tracklist to the set. A good album tracklist might not be a good live setlist, and since you already know which songs you're getting, knowing also the order kills all the surprise. Every album order is different and I think it's a smart thing to do adapting it to the flow of a live show, unless it's a concept album that tells a story of course.
I think it depends on the album and mixing up the order would be downright sacrilegious in cases where the tracklist is perfect already, but the way they used the title-track as the intro and opened with Speed of Light worked nicely.
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Yeah, it depends on a case by case basis. I remember Metallica played the black album in reverse order, and I guess it works to end up with Sad But True and Enter Sandman, but they also played Ride the Lightning in reverse order. WTF? why would you start that section of the show with a bigass epic and close it with a perfect opener? the album order was perfect! opener, fast song, mid tempo, slower one, other stuff, one of their most famous and acclaimed songs and finally the kickass instrumental epic. I wonder who though the reverse order was a nice idea for that album.
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Group One -
Transatlantic - The Whirlwind
Dio - Magica
Spock's Beard - X
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Stratovarius - Episode (full album in one go, but in mixed order)
Random and tangential thought, since playing a full album is one of the new cliches, I like when bands switch it up and adapt the tracklist to the set. A good album tracklist might not be a good live setlist, and since you already know which songs you're getting, knowing also the order kills all the surprise. Every album order is different and I think it's a smart thing to do adapting it to the flow of a live show, unless it's a concept album that tells a story of course.
Static-X had the album closer, December, as the intro tape since it's a more electric song. It worked perfect as a setup into the first song, Push It.
Dance Gavin Dance, I don't know why they put Inspire The Liars as the closer when they played it in sequence.