Have You Seen Your Favorite Prog Artist Live?

I saw the Brit Floyd tribute show last Friday at Red Rocks. They sounded great (almost exactly like the Floyd, seriously!), and they played my all time favorite Floyd/prog/overall song (Echoes!) as well. Great show, cheap tickets, great seats, and an amazing night of Pink Floyd music from this great tribute.

Yeah, I saw Van der Graaf Genrator (first row seat), Jethro Tull (twice), Dream Theater (three times), Yes (in the "Classic" line-up), and Rush

I've seen Devin Townsend and Jethro Tull live, they're two of my all time favourites. Super happy I went to JT especially.

I'm probably never gonna see Pink Floyd, and if I do, it's impossible for it to be what I consider the real Pink Floyd. Anything with Waters and Gilmour on the same stage would be magnificent, though...

^I never saw him, but have a great DVD called Spectral Mornings from a concert in '79-he's cool!

I saw my two favorites.
I saw Steve Hackett twice in Buffalo NY on two different US tours, sometime in the nineties at two small venues I can't remember.
I saw Fank Zappa once in Buffalo NY sometime in the late eighties or early nineties at Shea's Theatre.

I saw Jethro Tull twice, again in Buffalo NY. Once in the eighties at the Buffalo Auditorium and once in the nineties at Shea's Theater.
I saw Genesis but only as a three man group.
I never saw Jade Warrior. Has anyone?

My current favourite band is The Flower Kings and I am going to see them (again) next Saturday AND Monday in the UK 

HemispheresOfXanadu wrote: Yep. Rush. Wasn't old enough to really 'get' it, but I remember realizing that one of the songs was about global warming. (Can't remember which that would be. )

Second Nature?  Red Tide?

I saw for Roger Waters for my very first and thus far, only concert ever. I had been into Pink Floyd for a while, but my freaking god. This was amazing! Anyways, I'm planning on seeing a PF tribute in a couple weeks (Brit Floyd). Otherwise, I haven't. Yes and Procol Harum passed through and I seriously considered tickets, but I didn't act quick enough. I really, really, really wanted to see Ian Anderson on his TAAB2 tour, but after hearing a recent live recording of Aqualung... nope. I would've definitely seen Dream Theater if they passed anywhere near Denver, but they only went through Texas and Missouri (the closest). I may attempt to see Neal Morse and Mike Portnoy in October when they come to town.

TL;DR - Yes, I technically have.

Anyway, no, havn't seen my fav bands live, Actually the only real concert i've been to is Iron Maiden when i was a fan of them