Sep 2: What I've Heard

I've just heard about this site.

It's an interesting visual variation on Setlist.FM - using its data / API. There's a few issues as the first act I tried: Mike Oldfield had some concerts without set lists on the site so the data is incomplete..

Pick a band, tick off the nights you were actually in the room, and get the record back: every song you’ve heard them play live, how many times you’ve heard each one, the tours you were part of, and a print-resolution poster of it all. 

It’s free, there’s nothing to install, and an account is optional - your nights are saved on your own device unless you ask them to follow you elsewhere.
How it works

Find the band. 

Search any artist, or start from the names in the ticket fan.
Tick the nights you were at. Their whole documented touring history is there, newest first - dates, venues, cities and tours. 

Already log your shows on setlist.fm? Paste your username on the home page and your “I was there” list arrives already ticked.
Read your record. 

Every song you’ve heard live and how often, your tours, your cities and countries, the rarities you happened to catch - and the nights that made them.
Print it. 

An A4, print-resolution poster styled for the artist, plus ticket stubs and a map of where you’ve been. Keep them in your collection and re-print any time.

It allows you to generate various graphics such as the ones below:

And here's one for Rush... again, it's not quite correct...