Best concert you've attended

@wharfy 
Yup, But I had a copy 10 years before the DP release.  

Are you familiar with this website?  

https://headyversion.com/

All Deadheads should check it out.  Every song/performance ranked by Deadheads.  And, of course, this Eyes is #1.  It provides links to listen to every song/performance as well.

As for me, I got to see 15 GD shows in the late 80s - 90's.  One of my first was the Miami Dark Star.  They had speakers all around the arena and the sound was whipping in circles, back and forth.  incredible.

It's a tie for me with Led Zeppelin twice and YES twice. We have seen at least 40 conc like the old Filmore West stuff withe the Dead , Airplane and Quicksilver which were great too and I actually remember some of it which is no small miracle.

Three more very special shows I was fortunate enough to see and hear:

- Little Village (John Hiatt, Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe, Jim Keltner) on a soundstage in Burbank at the time of the release of their sole album (ignoring their earlier appearance together on John Hiatt's Bring The Family album). VERY few Pop/Rock bands are comprised of members with this much combined talent.

- Van Dyke Parks and a small orchestra in the performance theater located in the rear of McCabes Guitar Shop in Santa Monica in the late-90's or early-ought's. Van Dyke very rarely performs live. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear this genius live on stage.

- Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham opening for Nick Lowe and his band at the Pantages Theater in the 90's. Poor Nick: he had to follow Dan and Spooner, and paled in comparison.

Van Morrison in the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville a few years ago. Front row pew. Was not too close for perfection. 

@glennstereo -I listen to Band of Gypsies periodically and I'm blown away at "Machine Gun." I don't think I fully appreciated that show, as a teenager.

David