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The concerts you have been to thread inspired this. Only realistic posts though, IE I couldn't say The Beatles because they broke up long before I was born.
Here's a short list of mine:
Nirvana
At The Drive In
Refused
Sepultura w/Max (if they reunite, I will fly to Brazil to see them if I have to.)
Soundgarden
The Libertines
Pink Floyd
Tha Alkaholiks
Ones that I had an opportunity to see but didn't ...
Pink Floyd
Santana
Willie Nelson
Johnny Cash (major regrets here )
Steely Dan
The Who
Miles Davis
Van Morrison
U2
Elvis Costello
Pretenders
Crosby Still Nash Young
Frank Zappa
Dire Straits
Eric Burdon
There's also one particular Neil Young concert I missed, also a Jeff Beck, but I've seen both these guys many times.
That's all I can think of for now.
I can do this one in order.
Captain Beefheart and the magic band ;the early sixtires or late 70's one.
Black Sabbath ,early on.
Zepplin
Little Walter.
Muddy waters band 70's, king bee period.
Frank Zappa
The Pirates
Budgie
Pink Floyd
Beatles
Abba
Elvis
Roy
Bowie
Velvet underground
Pink Floyd
dalek
Beastie Boys
Rodrigo y Gabriella
Jaco Pastorius
That's who I would have liked to have seen, still got a chance on three of them.
Tupac
Jay z
BIG
Nas
The Game
the 2007 Lil wayne
T.I.
Rihanna
Juelz Santana
and a Eminem
MAC DRE
That is all, that is the one concert I wish I could have seen. Really, no doubt about it.
The Doors
The Beatles
Earth, Wind & Fire
The Isley Brothers
Santana
Pink Floyd
The Eagles
Smokey Robinson & The Imperials
To name a few... :cool:
Mac Dre
Buchanan I assume you mean. Me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
The Beatles. Because after the girls tear off and throw their panties...I just would assume they'd done half the work for me already.
the beatles and oasis
oasis at the old wembly and nebworht as i have watched them before
I think women do that at John Mayer concerts. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Youngblood
Then he is going high on my list. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by CGMI think women do that at John Mayer concerts. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Youngblood
Some people seem to be missing the question, but that's ok, this is just for fun.
Of course everyone would say The Beatles, but the question was regarding the bands that you realistic chance to see, IE you can't say The Beatles if you weren't alive when they were touring.
Guns N Roses in there prime.
There prime is a bit like Mike Tysons.Short and destructive.But kept going way past the sell by date.
Orbison :cool: for me Buchanan ;D for you ;).Quote:
Originally Posted by CGMBuchanan I assume you mean. Me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
I was.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Wasnt for Little Walter though, but still would want to be there.
Chinese Democracy is supposed to come out in November....I HOPE....I saw them live not too long ago....they aren't what they started out as but they are better than anything else I've heard in rock lately.
Elvis
Jerry Lee Lewis
Jimmy Hendrix
CCR
The Beach Boys
Rolling Stones
The Doors
Billy Joel
The Beatles
The Ramones
Pink Floyd
Phish
Iggy and The Stooges
The Darkness
I love CCR I was raised on it, not much in the way of rhythm change, but Fogerty has the most distinct voice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Music taste is funny ,I like most of what others like including you Lyle but I think of Billy Joel like you think of Ian Anderson of Tull.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
I could handle being at a beach party in California with the Beach boys playing and then the B52's once things got swinging.
Mac Dre died in 04, I still wish I could have seen him at 13 or 14.
Billy Joel was married to Christie Brinkley the hot (yet mental) super model of the 1980's and his music isn't annoying unlike Ian Anderson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
What songs of Billy Joel do you not like? Innocent Man was a great album, I grew up on that stuff.
Huey Lewis and The News would have been great to see in their prime
wish i had of seen ozzfest when it came near me this year
I would've loved to see the one with Pantera and Black Sabbath headlining.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheChosenOne
dam that was a few years go right ....Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHI would've loved to see the one with Pantera and Black Sabbath headlining.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheChosenOne
Yeah, more than a few years... Would've been great though.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheChosenOnedam that was a few years go right ....Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHI would've loved to see the one with Pantera and Black Sabbath headlining.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheChosenOne
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Originally Posted by CFHYeah, more than a few years... Would've been great though.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheChosenOnedam that was a few years go right ....Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
would have been a biger let down if bother were there when it rolled here
think it was in halifax but something tells me it was in moncton
i was in alberta at the time the rolled trough, i was sweating balls in the oil fields making not bad money...... thats when i dissepear from the saddo's for a few months
Nothing personal like Tull its a style all of its own.I usually like different stuff but for me Billys stuff just falls flat for some reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyleBilly Joel was married to Christie Brinkley the hot (yet mental) super model of the 1980's and his music isn't annoying unlike Ian Anderson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
What songs of Billy Joel do you not like? Innocent Man was a great album, I grew up on that stuff.
Huey Lewis and The News would have been great to see in their prime
Although I can appreciate the effort that goes onto the writing and skill to bring it out personally by him, the style just doesnt do it for me and i get bored with it all so fast.
I cant stand piano man either if i was the last one in an old wild west bar drunk on straight wiskey and he started up with that stuff I would have to shoot him or me, :-\ probably me straight through both ears ;D.
Just different taste in stuff mate thats all,Unlike Bruce Springsteen who sh!ts me to tears for other reasons,not so much his music but the massive ego the man has and its effects on everything he does; stands out way too much for my liking. Aside from what those poor bastards who have to work in with him have to put up with.
Cher
Andre Rieu