The best live vocal MOMENT you have ever witnessed

[KevShmev]

James Labrie, June 8, 1992, New York City

I listen to that bootleg and I still can't believe my ears. It was the most incredible 45 minutes of my musical life.

I capitalized "moment" because I want it to be just that: a moment.  In other words, a song, a chorus or even just a line, but not listing a whole damn concert as the moment; I consider that cheating.

 

[black_biff_stadler]

It's the internet. People seldom read OPs. Certainly would be nice though.

[wasteland]

James Labrie, June 8, 1992, New York City

I listen to that bootleg and I still can't believe my ears. It was the most incredible 45 minutes of my musical life.

I capitalized "moment" because I want it to be just that: a moment.  In other words, a song, a chorus or even just a line, but not listing a whole damn concert as the moment; I consider that cheating.

 

I'll speak for him: Learning To Live.

[TAC]

James Labrie, June 8, 1992, New York City

I listen to that bootleg and I still can't believe my ears. It was the most incredible 45 minutes of my musical life.

I capitalized "moment" because I want it to be just that: a moment.  In other words, a song, a chorus or even just a line, but not listing a whole damn concert as the moment; I consider that cheating.

 

Kev, it was a moment that lasted 45 minutes. If you were there, you would understand.

It's the internet. People seldom read OPs. Certainly would be nice though.

Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me!

[black_biff_stadler]

Well Kev obviously made the thread as a way to highlight specific moments rather than it just being a "Hey (insert whatever piece of music) is swell!" thread. That being the case, it ain't like there aren't several other threads to discuss how awesome that full show was and surely there were at least a few different moments that stood out for you that you could've chosen one from. You obviously are aware of this so I'm not trying to imply you didn't or be a condescending dick. It's just that posts that derail the point of the thread often have an avalanche effect where subsequent posts become a mix of those adhering to the OP and those mistakenly following the lead of the errant post.

As for the "excuse me" part, no need to feel like I was confronting you. I really didn't mean anything by it.

[TAC]

It's all good, Floyd.