Something big is coming to Roon! šŸ’„

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Hey Community!

Iā€™ve got some exciting news for you. Something big is hitting the stage in Roon, soon. Get ready for a listening experience that brings the energy and excitement of live music right into your home.

Full details are just around the cornerā€¦stay tuned!

In the meantime, Iā€™d love to hear about your most memorable concert experiences and why live recordings are so powerful and thrilling to you.

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Interesting. Hope this is something great. In the meantime, please give us a Roon Bridge app for the AppleTV device.

My most memorable concert experience? Paul Simonā€™s ā€œBorn At The Right Timeā€ tour stop at Red Rocks.

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Most Memorable, thats a hard question. Iā€™ve been to thousands of concerts, and many that were very very memorable. But, if I had to choose one, it would be Bruce Springsteen Aug. 15, 1978 Capitol Centre, Largo Md.

Memorable because it was the first time Iā€™d seen Bruce, and because it was my birthday.

Set list

  1. SUMMERTIME BLUES
  2. BADLANDS
  3. SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT
  4. DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN
  5. FACTORY
  6. THE PROMISED LAND
  7. PROVE IT ALL NIGHT
  8. RACING IN THE STREET
  9. THUNDER ROAD
  10. JUNGLELAND

(intermission)

  1. PARADISE BY THE C
  2. 4TH JULY ASBURY PARK (SANDY)
  3. SHERRY DARLIN
  4. SWEET LITTLE SIXTEEN
  5. GLORIA/NOT FADE AWAY
  6. SHES THE ONE
  7. GROWING UP
  8. BACKSTREETS

(Encore)

  1. ROSALITA
  2. BORN TO RUN
  3. BECAUSE THE NIGHT
  4. QUARTER TO THREE
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Patti Smith in ā€˜Koninklijk Circusā€™ Brussels on October 10th, 1976.

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Grateful Dead - The Band - Allman Brothers Band - Watkins Glen - 1973

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Live8 in Hyde Park, London,twenty years ago. A friend worked in the park and got us ā€˜gold circleā€™ tickets, which meant we were right by the stage.

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Jean-Michel Jarreā€™s 1997 concert in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Sold out Ahoy arena. Was standing in the front, right in the middle of the laser harp beams. Something Iā€™ll never forget.

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The Rolling Stones, Paris 1975 and Earls Court 1976; I went to Paris a callow youth, I returned as a velvet jacket and loon pants wearing man!

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This was my most memorable concert: Coil in Paradisoā€¦

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I found a video clip from that concert, one of the best version of ā€œProve it All Nightā€ ever.

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This sounds interesting! I have only been to a few concerts. All have been pretty fun..

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So, nugs.net integration?

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Video or beer?

Dave Clark Five - 1965 - Charlotte, NC
Chicago - 1973 - Columbia, SC
Joe Bonamassa - 2025 - Atlanta, GA

Lots of others in between.

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Ozzy Osbourne, Reunion Arena, Dallas TX, Jan. of 1996. I had never seen Ozzy live and I didnā€™t really know anything more than what was on the radio. I had never seen the pure energy from a crowd like that before, it was exhilarating. Oh, and the water cannons at an indoor venue during January was something else. The sweaty crowd welcomed the spray and cheered with every torrent of water aimed at them. It was a wild ride.

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Stones, Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Journey, Dobbie Bros, Elton, Kenny G, Styx, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Trans Siberian Orchestra

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The first time I saw Ozzy solo was on his Blizzard of Oz tour with Def Leppard opening up. Great Gig. Also, 1 day after my birthday that year, lol.

My birthday and concerts, in 1992, I was surprised by my friend with 15th row center tickets at RFK Stadium in DC to see U2 ā€œZoo TV Tourā€ with Primus and Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy opening. I found a video of the entire concert here: ā€œhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTShcdsKSzQā€

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Such a tease! Seems like a cheap marketing ploy to start this thread, but I must admit youā€™ve got me curious. How big a corner are we talking here?

Without doubt, Springsteen in the mid 70s!

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Probably my first Sonic Youth concert, during the Goo tour on September 21, 1990, at the Arena open air in Vienna. After a hot and beautiful late summerā€™s day, a sudden huge thunderstorm came down an hour before stage time, after which the Arena staff was frantically trying to dry the mixing desk and amps with hair blowers for two hours, until someone announced ā€œweā€™ll turn it on now and either there will be a fire or a concertā€. It was the latter and Sonic Youth delivered a somewhat shortened but blisteringly annoyed set, wearing anoraks in suddenly very chill weather.

Turns out itā€™s online here:

I guess this answers alsoā€¦

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I would have been glad all over to see DC5

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