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10/29/2008 01:25:14 PM · #26 |
Grateful Dead
Allman Brothers
Who
Doobie Brothers
John McLaughlin & the Mahavishnu Orchestra
Jimmy Buffett-Many Times, Genuine ParrotHead
Savoy Brown
Aerosmith (Opening band for John McLaughlin, how weird is that????)
Loverboy
Bob Dylan
Huey Lewis & the News
Virgil Donati (I have the pics in my Portfolio)
Trans Siberian Orchestra
Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble played at a country fair here where I live years ago and I have two York Fair tickets with Stevie's autograph. What a truly nice fellow he was!
I know there are more that I just can't remember.....I lived through the late 60s & the 70s.....you know what they say, if you remember, you weren't really there.
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10/29/2008 01:44:55 PM · #27 |
Not in order of preference or date (well, except for U2 - they are always top on my list)
U2 - have lost count of the number of times I've seen them. I have only missed one tour since the 1984 Unforgettable Fire tour.
The Monkees
Julian Lennon
Primus
Roger Waters
Rush
Indigo Girls
REM
Joan Jett
Midnight Oil
Wang Chung
Cheap Trick
Randy Travis
Alabama
Greg Kihn
Ted Nugent
Molly Hatchet
Allman Brothers
Black Sabbath (with Dio)
Blackmore's Night
Ricky Nelson
Mickey Dolenz
Seven Nations
Albannach
The Firm
Virginia Wolfe
Iron Maiden
Yngwie Malmsteen
Synch
Axtion
Owain Phyfe
Pyrates Royale
Kings of Leon
PJ Harvey
Graham Parker & The Figgs
The Pixies
Lone Justice
TSO
Hermans Hermits
Gary Pucket & the Union Gap Band
Mediaeval Baebes
I may be missing some - this list includes concerts while I was in high school 25 years ago.
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10/29/2008 01:50:20 PM · #28 |
You saw The Monkees live?! I didn't remember that that ever happened.
So far, by a quick scan without actually counting, it looks like U2 and The Grateful Dead have the most mentions ... |
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10/29/2008 02:02:01 PM · #29 |
| CEJ - you...you....OMG you've seen so many good bands! I hate you, haha! |
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10/29/2008 02:09:26 PM · #30 |
Genesis
Richard Marx
Billy Joel
Elton John
Prince
The Hooters *
Dwight Yoakam
Styx *
Neal Diamond (I rarely admit to that one)
Huey Lewis and the News (many, many times) *
Hootie and the Blowfish
Mannheim Steamroller
Jimmy Buffett
REO Speeedwagon
Clint Black
Brooks & Dunn
Garth Brooks
Alan Jackson *
Steve Miller Band
Van Halen
David Lee Roth
Sammy Hagar
.38 Special
Eddie Money *
Joan Jett
Poison
Quiet Riot *
Donnie Iris *
Yes
Collin Raye
LeRoy Parnell
Tiffany *
Milli Vanilli
Sawyer Brown
Meat Loaf
Bryan Adams
Hank Williams, Jr. *
Alabama *
Confederate Railroad *
Ricky Lynn Gregg *
Charlie Daniels
Duran Duran
Bruce Springsteen *
Rod Stewart
Bon Jovi
Aerosmith
Kenny Rogers
Bad Company *
Damn Yankees *
Ted Nugent *
The Beach Boys
* (Groups/performers I've met in person)
Of course this gives me a perfect opportunity to bring up this picture of me and Tiffany from 1989. We were a smashing couple, don't you think? :)
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 16:56:16. |
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10/29/2008 02:12:10 PM · #31 |
Throwing Muses
John Mellencamp
Ringo Star and his All Star Band (Joe Walsh, Billy Preston)
Paul McCartney
Tool
Marylin Manson
Blue Man Group
Smashing Pumpkins
Beastie Boys
Nick Cave
Arlo Guthrie
Yes
DC Talk
Audio Adrenaline
7th Day Slumber
Lou Christie (and a whole bunch of acts from the late 50s and 60s)
The Verve
Station 2
Steve Fee
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10/29/2008 02:18:01 PM · #32 |
A couple I've seen live but I've not seen on this list. I've seen more than 100 concerts.
The Rolling Stones 6 times.
The Blow Monkeys.
The Psychedelic Furs.
The talking heads (best of the shows I saw!)
The thompson twins.
U2
Pink FLoyd
Public Image LTD
Smithereens
Janet Jackson
The Clash
Big Audio Dynamite
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 14:48:05.
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10/29/2008 02:22:09 PM · #33 |
I've only ever been to 2 concerts so far; The Rasmus, who were very, very good and Josh Groban, in his only concert so far in Scotland. Best night of my life, no question.
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10/29/2008 02:25:49 PM · #34 |
CEJ-Cocteau Twins & Dead Can Dance, right on ;-) My list is most likely just as long as yours. Perhaps one day I'll figure out the list.
And dd1989, great thread. I just worked with Franz Ferdinand last night. Very cool guys!
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10/29/2008 02:36:38 PM · #35 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
You saw The Monkees live?! I didn't remember that that ever happened.
So far, by a quick scan without actually counting, it looks like U2 and The Grateful Dead have the most mentions ... |
Go U2!!
Yes - I've seen the Monkees live (twice actually). Both times at the old Civic Arena in Pittsburgh. The second show - 4th row on the floor!!
This was the mid 80's. They had a comeback tour (openers were Gary Puckett, Herman's Hermits, etc.)
And I'm so jealous of those that have seen the original Pink Floyd lineup.
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 15:45:11.
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10/29/2008 02:36:46 PM · #36 |
Originally posted by sabphoto:
Third Day again (I wish I could take my wife to their concert in Ashville, NC on her birthday but the timing is sucky...oh well) |
When will they be in Asheville?
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10/29/2008 02:39:23 PM · #37 |
Originally posted by dd1989:
CEJ - you...you....OMG you've seen so many good bands! I hate you, haha! |
Well, it helps to have a brother in the music industry. I would hate to tell you how many of those concerts included backstage passes or were actually viewed from stage left or right. I have met probably 80% of the performers on the list. Believe it or not, besides Bowie, Tony Bennett was the coolest to hang out with. |
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10/29/2008 02:41:08 PM · #38 |
Greatful Dead 6 times
Rush twice
Pink Floyd twice
Boston
Bob Mould
Jethro Tull
Yes
ZZ Top
The first Lalapalooza
That's all I can remember LOL
Haven't been to one since I had my first daughter 18 years ago.
...now I feel old. :(
ETA: Cheap Trick
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10/29/2008 02:43:41 PM · #39 |
Originally posted by Fauxtographer:
CEJ-Cocteau Twins & Dead Can Dance, right on ;-) My list is most likely just as long as yours. Perhaps one day I'll figure out the list.
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Both in the same weekend in Boston. DCD was an absolutely incredible show. They played for about 2.5 hours and not a single second was dull or uninteresting. They put out a video of the same tour I saw them on, but none of it was filmed in Boston (as far as I know) but if you see the DVD, basically the same show.
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 14:54:20. |
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10/29/2008 03:02:39 PM · #40 |
Stevie Ray Vaughn (twice)
B.B.King (three times)
Buddy Guy
Junior Wells
Robert Cray (twice)
Albert King
Albert Collins
Brownee McGee
Robert Lockwood jr
Charlie Musselwhite
Midge Marsden (too many times to count)
George Thorogood (three times)
The Producers
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
John Hiatt
Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters
Jeff Healey Band
ZZ Top
Queen
Simon & Garfunkel
Tina Turner
Neil Young
Icehouse
David Bowie
John Fogarty
Bruce Springsteen
Mellissa Etheridge
Santana (three times)
Hunters & Collectors
Split Enz
Deep Purple
Ian Moss
Jimmy Barnes
Joe Cocker
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10/29/2008 03:30:34 PM · #41 |
The Briggs
Tiger Army
Blood or Whiskey
The Suicide Machines
New Found Glory
Less Than Jake
Chixdiggit
Bad Religion
The Ataris
The Unseen
Hillbilly Hellcats
Swingin Utters
The Joykiller
Citizen Fish
Ellegarden
Strike Anywhere
Dance Hall Crashers
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Circle Jerks
Mad Caddies
One Man Army
Strung Out
Whole Wheat Bread
The Vandals
Pennywise
Nekromantics
No Use for a Name
Stance Punks
All
Dropkick Murphys
Nofx
7 Seconds
Rancid
The Queers
Anti-Flag
The Subhumans
Original Sinners
Lunachicks
The Dwarves
The Bouncing Souls
Agression
The Business
Social Distortion
The Pietasters
Mike Ness
Fugazi
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Flogging Molly
Foetus
Ministry
Sepultura
Kmfdm
Marilyn Manson
NIN
Flesh for Lulu
Download
Front Line Assembly
The Legendary pink Dots
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Cranberries
I'm sure I'm missing some, thats all I can think of during lunch break hehe.
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10/29/2008 03:41:28 PM · #42 |
Originally posted by CEJ:
Originally posted by dd1989:
CEJ - you...you....OMG you've seen so many good bands! I hate you, haha! |
Well, it helps to have a brother in the music industry. I would hate to tell you how many of those concerts included backstage passes or were actually viewed from stage left or right. I have met probably 80% of the performers on the list. Believe it or not, besides Bowie, Tony Bennett was the coolest to hang out with. |
You're just making me jealous now! |
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10/29/2008 03:50:39 PM · #43 |
Originally posted by timfythetoo:
Tool
Marylin Manson
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You don't strike as Marylin Manson kinda guy. Were you doing research or sumthing?
Tool, makes sense. ;)
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 15:51:28. |
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10/29/2008 03:53:15 PM · #44 |
I am so jealous of anyone who has seen Manson live, he's my second favourite artist, after le Groban. :)
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10/29/2008 03:53:27 PM · #45 |
The Who
The Kinks
The Grateful Dead
Bob Dylan
John Prine
Billy Joel
Eric Clapton
Three Dog Night
Simon and Garfunkle
The Beach Boys
The Indigo Girls
Molly Hatchet
The Outlaws
Blackfoot
Neil Young
Tom Petty
Jimmy Buffett
Little Feat
UB40
U2
David Gilmore
The Gypsy Kings
Little Charlie and the Night Cats
David Bowie
Jerry Jeff Walker
Arlo Guthrie
Carol King
Serge Gainsbourg
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 16:02:56. |
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10/29/2008 04:25:50 PM · #46 |
Originally posted by LadyTara:
I am so jealous of anyone who has seen Manson live, he's my second favourite artist, after le Groban. :) |
manson came to my town a few years ago ('04 or '05), a friend of mine went to see the concert, but i didn't because i was out of money. man i was pissed when he told me the show was the best he'd seen in his life!
since then i'm waiting for him to return on a tour to germany...
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10/29/2008 04:39:56 PM · #47 |
Originally posted by pawdrix:
Originally posted by timfythetoo:
Tool
Marylin Manson
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You don't strike as Marylin Manson kinda guy. Were you doing research or sumthing?
Tool, makes sense. ;) |
Used to be into both. I saw Manson in a club that held maybe 200 people back in 1998 I think. A very interesting act indeed. An all ages show that really shouldnt have been.
Tool on the other hand was just an awesome concert. I really enjoy their music - just wish their lyrics were a bit different nowadays.
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10/29/2008 04:41:29 PM · #48 |
add 'tool' to my list of bands i'd like to see...
i've heard they are incredible live.
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10/29/2008 04:43:18 PM · #49 |
Originally posted by Mephisto:
Originally posted by LadyTara:
I am so jealous of anyone who has seen Manson live, he's my second favourite artist, after le Groban. :) |
manson came to my town a few years ago ('04 or '05), a friend of mine went to see the concert, but i didn't because i was out of money. man i was pissed when he told me the show was the best he'd seen in his life!
since then i'm waiting for him to return on a tour to germany... |
As much as I'd still love to see him live now, I don't think the show/performance could compare to the Antichrist Superstar days, he had so much zeal then, even during Holywood. I think he's mellowed out a fair bit since. Much as I love him with the pinstripe suits, the short hair and the new make-up, I still prefered him in ripped stockings and waist corsets with lipstick smeared all over his face. :)
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 16:45:09.
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10/29/2008 04:46:53 PM · #50 |
true, gone are the days when he used to slaughter sheep right there on the stage... ;)
Message edited by author 2008-10-29 16:51:45.
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