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EAR FARM :: music information helps grow ears: Top 10 NYC live music venues according to...me
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "skip to main skip to sidebar 11 October 2005 Top 10 NYC live music venues according to...me 10. Webster Hall - well I just have to face it, too many acts I want to see are playing here and there are definitely worse places they could be playing. Bonus points for being so close to my apartment. 9. The Delancey - I feel like this could cease to be a favorite if I happened to go here on the wrong night but each time I've been it's been like hanging out in a friend's basement seeing some good bands. The downstairs is rock & roll...the middle is like the necessary evil you must endure to get upstairs to the sweet roof deck - sweet only if it isn't packed with trendy hipsters but still a good spot to come up out of the dungeon for air. 8. The Continental - screw CBGBs, this place has a better sound system and they don't have to have "save our club" benefit shows to get talented rockers to play here. Oh and if you're going to have someone film your band's performance do it here - the lights, stage, sound...it just all comes together nicely here. 7. Detour - Free/$5 cover jazz in a nicely tiny spot in the East Village. Go sometime when Alex Skolnick is playing there and tip your bartender well for some generous buybacks. 6. The Apollo Theater - I'm not sure how often they have concerts here but the intimacy and small theater setting along with the history of the place...can't be beat. 5. Radio City Music Hall - like you couldn't have guessed it but this place actually is a great spot for shows and if you can't get a seat in the first 30 rows or so the balconies are really darn good. 4. Madison Square Garden - the most famous arena also happens to be the best large venue/arena to see a concert that I've ever been to. Helps that there's not a bad seat in the house and that it seems like every performer really wants to put on their best show when playing the Garden. Duh. 3. Pianos - fo" .... read entire page
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