They put on a good show, but at the time I wasn't into them.

They played with Oh, Sleeper and We Came As Romans. Those two were the ones I came to see, but The Chariot still put on a fun show. They had lots of energy.

(I forgot to add Oh, Sleeper and We Came As Romans to my list..)

The Chariot put on one of the best live shows I have ever seen. They REALLY change it up. Although, they still sound like garbage. The show aspect is very captivating.

Megadeth - 2
Slayer - 2
Testament - 1
Children of Bodom - 1
In Flames - 1
Job For A Cowboy - 1
Rush - 1
Motley Crue - 1
Set Your Goals - 1

Also saw some crap with my girl that I don't much care for:

Atreyu - 1
Silverstein - 1
Thrice - 1
Deftones - 1
3 Doors Down - 1

it's very sad i've gone to a Gin Blossoms(I think that's how you spell his name) concert in a small park, and that's just about it.

Nice little list. Could be a little more diverse, but I bolded all the bands I have also seen. I had a chance to see Silverstein but passed it up, that band is terrible.

haha, I actually don't care for Silverstein, but they were on Toursick, and I wanted to see the three other bands playing. I suffered through. I don't know, I didn't get into 'this' music until not too long ago. (only been working on that list since May haha) I'm finding myself now trying to mix it up a little bit and listen to see what else is out there, but I like what I like too. Even if most of it may fit into a neat little pocket category or something :O I'm attending a show at the beginning of October that will probably fit right in there somewhere.

I have seen:

The Apex Theory
Chevelle
Down
Hatebreed (x2)
Meshuggah
Soil
Flaw (x2)
3rd Strike (x2)
Pulse Ultra
Ill Nino
Andrew W.K.
The Used
Otep
Lostprophets
Neurotica
Mushroomhead
Black Label Society
Adema
Drowning Pool (with Dave)
P.O.D.
Rob Zombie
System of a Down
SR-71
Clutch
Type O Negative
Shinedown
Ra
Soil
Doubledrive
Lacuna Coil
Sevendust
Monster Magnet
Earshot
Bobaflex (x5)
Soundevice
Seether
Crossfade
Dark New Day
Cold
Smile Empty Soul
Nonpoint

And then some just rock / punk / etc.
Phish (x17)
The Queers (x2)
Lemuria
Andrew Jackson Jihad
Queen + Paul Rodgers
Gov't Mule (x3)
Dark Star Orchestra
Bomb! The Music Industry

And a bunch of other assorted local / jam / indie / pop / country / bluegrass stuff

Meshuggah are on my list of must see bands, what were they like live?

Meshuggah were really, really good live. They had one of the biggest mosh pits I've ever seen in my life, and it got especially intense when they performed "New Millennium Cyanide Christ". Everyone was really into it, and they did a great job of feeding off of the audience's energy. It was a good time.