"Chills" at concerts.

[GhostMachine]

Kenny Chesney doing "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy".

(I'm not gay, but damn I love that song!)

[thuganomic]

Yesterday night, when the Shins came on stage. Man, do those guys still bring it. (Y)

[Pepsi]

Only time I ever got chill's was during a Nine Inch Nails concert when Trent was singing "Hurt".

Edited March 15, 2007 by Pepsi

[Fitzy]

One that gave me chills was this past Wednesday at a Stone Sour concert, especially when he did a mix of Bother + Sweet Home Alabama + Through Glass. Someone uploaded the part that I love when the entire crowd was louder than he was during Bother.

[KevinStorm]

The entire Motley Crue show I saw in February of 2005. It was absolutely incredible, and they still sounded like it was 1989.

Also, Red Hot Chili Peppers a few months ago, I got chills during the opening(mainly a jam session leading into a song), and the encore, which was "Give It Away." The entire crowd was going absolutely insane. And they finished with another long jam session. Before the encore, when the lights were all out, the drunk guy in front of me held up his lighter, and I got a badass picture out of it.

[Turbo Yannis]

A few weeks ago when Idlewild played the concert hall in my town. They done American English and it was one of the most amazing things I had ever seen. Also when they done The Remote Part/Scottish Fiction was amazing, mostly down to me and my friends all standing there singing along going "And even if the breath between us smells of alcohoooool..."

Quality stuff.

Edited April 7, 2007 by Turbonegro

[METALMAN]

I'm going to see Idlewild in May in a castle. I'm really looking forward to it.

[Turbo Yannis]

If it's anything like Perth, you'll love it. We enjoyed it so much that we tried to get tickets to the Edinburgh show a few days later. Couldn't get the tickets though, which was a bit shit.

[JoeMimic]

I've only had a few experiences like that. Saw AC/DC a years back and the intro to "For those about to rock" was pretty crazy just hearing that start up. Another time right when 50 Cent was just about to blow up like a month after his CD was released he had already scheduled a concert for a TINY TINY venue near where I live I think it holds maybe 2,000 people but when he started his set you just knew he was going to even so much bigger it was pretty cool to see someone so big in a town and venue so small even though they were starting to blow up.