Anyone else prefer listening to their system more than a concert?

My goal is for it to sound like a concert in my room. Either the musicians are in the room with me or I’m in the room with them. It can happen with a great performance, a great recording, and a good system. Always looking for the impact of a live performance. 
 

But we miss out on the immediacy of a live performance. Particularly with jazz, You’ll never hear that solo again. My rig sounds great and I can spend hours stuck in front of it. But the presence and emotion of live musicians playing… Hard to beat.

I’ve been to some good sounding concerts but far more bad ones.  I went to see Talking Heads at a small acoustically good 3000 person venue.Their voices were terrible.  The albums were very good recordings.

My current system will play just about anything without strain.  You can feel drums being struck.  Full Orchestra is awesome.  Concerts are expensive.  Definitely a homebody now.

Totally surprised at how many of you do not like live music! Yes, there are shows where it sounds bad, others that sound sublime! 

Usually go to at least one show a month, in the summer many more. In the Seattle area we have a ton of great venues. The Gorge is an experience! We also have a handful of smaller places. Saw Black Pistol Fire at Elks Temple in Tacoma, not only did they sound wonderful, I was 10ft away. The experience of seeing a great performance is worth it! 

A couple Christmas's ago, got some "audiophile" earplugs. These block the harshness, and let the music come through. It really makes the live experience better! Really think some shows EQ the music to earplugs. If you wear them, it will sound better. I know when I saw jack White at the Paramount (3000seats) it was LOUD, sounded like poop without earplugs. With earplugs it was wonderful. 

@mswale - Link to the ear plugs? Thanks.

In general I prefer my system over live except when live is performed in an intimate, unamplified setting, or if amplified then only when oprtated by a sound person who has an appreciation for proper soundboard settings.