gregor22
Woof!
Stones circa '69, closest I get is Get Your Ya Ya's Out, bought the lp used for $1 sometime around 1978. The cd just isn't the same.
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What one concert would you want to see?
- Thread starter Kryo
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gawntrail
New Member
I would have been the blonde headed kid in the Coca Cola VIP Tent that was wearin' the plaid bermudas, vans, and the Mr. Zog's Sex Wax T-Shirt. I got to go around with the bikini clad Ms. Coca Cola and give her T-shirts to hand out to the crowd. Too bad I wasn't old enough to REALLY appreciate that job.AVB said:
M. Gipson
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
I did see Ms. Coke but I wasn't looking at any kids
oak
Let it burn...
I'd love to see Janis Joplin or the Clash - in some kind of very small venue (a bar...) before they got popular.
Ahh - Janis...
:love:
- Oak
Ahh - Janis...
:love:
- Oak
AVB has me beat, I only saw 52 dead shows.
SRV was an awesome experience in little theatre at Westport maybe 800 people.
Stones and Pink Floyd were great shows though I saw them in the 90's not 70's
B.B. King is an excellent showman
U2 was a very vibrant show
Alice Cooper is a full stage production
I just got my phun tickets to Chicago for my 26th Jimmy Buffett concert
I regret never having seen Queen in concert
Also, a few weeks ago during the Rock-n-roll hall of fame induction show on VH1
I realized that I never got to see Bob Seger live in concert :angry:
SRV was an awesome experience in little theatre at Westport maybe 800 people.
Stones and Pink Floyd were great shows though I saw them in the 90's not 70's
B.B. King is an excellent showman
U2 was a very vibrant show
Alice Cooper is a full stage production
I just got my phun tickets to Chicago for my 26th Jimmy Buffett concert
I regret never having seen Queen in concert
Also, a few weeks ago during the Rock-n-roll hall of fame induction show on VH1
I realized that I never got to see Bob Seger live in concert :angry:
CoventryCat86
Corresponding authority
Thin Lizzy tour in 1979 for "Black Rose"
I saw the Chinatown tour in 1980 but Black Rose is my all time favorite album by them. Of the hundreds of concerts I've seen, this was my most memorable and all time favorite.
Blue Oyster Cult when they were touring for "Agents of Fortune" or "Some Enchanted Evening" 1976 - 1978.
I've seen the Cult quite a few times but that would have been my favorite show.
Cheap Trick touring for "Dream Police" in 1979/1980 and YEAH I saw that show :thumbs:
KISS when they tour for ANYTHING
Judas Priest touring for "Point of Entry"
Iron Maiden touring for "Number of the Beast"
Ooops, I got carried away
I saw the Chinatown tour in 1980 but Black Rose is my all time favorite album by them. Of the hundreds of concerts I've seen, this was my most memorable and all time favorite.
Blue Oyster Cult when they were touring for "Agents of Fortune" or "Some Enchanted Evening" 1976 - 1978.
I've seen the Cult quite a few times but that would have been my favorite show.
Cheap Trick touring for "Dream Police" in 1979/1980 and YEAH I saw that show :thumbs:
KISS when they tour for ANYTHING
Judas Priest touring for "Point of Entry"
Iron Maiden touring for "Number of the Beast"
Ooops, I got carried away
gregor22
Woof!
Right on CC, Priest and Maiden shows were awesome, and still are. Saw Priest at the House of Blues with what's his name singing a couple years ago. KK and Glen shredding 5 feet away. Very close to a religious experience.