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13.08.2006, 19:17 quote

eccles
Joined: 23 Jun 2006 Posts: 2201 Location: United Kingdom, England, Somerset
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Sweet, Mud Suzy Quatro TRex and anything that was good stuff?????
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This guy is liscensed to chill, and thrill, but the opportunities to thrill are rather less than anticipated!!!!

 

14.08.2006, 19:02 quote

ScotsDave
ScotsDave Joined: 08 Aug 2006 Posts: 1073 Location: United Kingdom, England, Greater Manchester
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Suzy Quatro Now she was a sexy lady Cool ............Did you see the tv programme quite recently about Sweet, it was sad to see him like that he could hardly talk Sad








We all need someone to talk to my o my

 

14.08.2006, 19:54 quote

eccles
Joined: 23 Jun 2006 Posts: 2201 Location: United Kingdom, England, Somerset
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Saw suzi just as she hit the big time????? and sweet on the slide? it was sad to see him like that?????? but so many of the biggies went down quick?
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14.08.2006, 20:14 quote

lampymatt

Missed -
Pink Floyd - '94 tour, Roger Water's The Wall in Berlin, Hendrix setting fire to his guitar, Bob Dylan going electric, Steve Vai and Dave Lee Roth, The Clash, The Pogues(first time round), Madness, Guns'n'Roses, Dire Straits 'Alchemy Live' gig... and so on.

Saw -
Pulp standing in for the Stone Roses at Glasto, Reef standing in for Catatonia at Guildford, Robbie Williams on his first solo tour, New Model Army a few times, Glasto '94 Friday night - ( Tool, Beastie Boys, Oyster Band, Rage Against the Machine, Levellers ), Royal Philharmonic doing 'Nessan Dorma' at the RAH - chiched but great, Orbital, Arctic Monkeys Aug '05 x3, and others.

Also great...
Alabama 3, Richard Thompson, Terrorvision, Cardiacs, many, many more...

 

14.08.2006, 20:49 quote

Anonymous

Moonwolf wrote:
Saw Queen in 1986 at Knebworth (still have the T-shirt too). Totally and completely excellent. Thinking about the silence of hundreds of thousands of people as Freddie played the first notes of Bo Rap still sends shivers down my spine today.


I saw them the same year in Newcastle. Awesome!!! Cool

 

30.08.2006, 12:03 quote

binsy64
binsy64 Joined: 17 Aug 2006 Posts: 4 Location: United Kingdom, England, London
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flowerangelaura wrote:
The Clash, Nirvana, Queen, the jam, bob marley, John Lennon/the beatles, Eva Cassidy...and finally...i agree...love pistols.



I was lucky enough to see The Jam 16 times as a kid. They were fantastic, and the great thing about Paul Weller was he would let you come to the soundcheck in the afternoon to listen, and have a chat afterwards.
Happy days Very Happy

 

30.08.2006, 12:06 quote

Anonymous

binsy64 wrote:


I was lucky enough to see The Jam 16 times as a kid. They were fantastic, and the great thing about Paul Weller was he would let you come to the soundcheck in the afternoon to listen, and have a chat afterwards.
Happy days Very Happy


Lucky!

I was born in 1987, so I missed most of the great bands Sad

 

30.08.2006, 15:20 quote

Anonymous

i did get to see the love pistols in 2002 at crystal palace and that was reallyyyyyyyyy good, but i would have loved to have been able to go and see them play in 77, although i would have only have been 6yrs old so i dont think my parents would have approved lol. loved to 2002 gig though

 

31.08.2006, 14:14 quote

nomiejane
nomiejane Joined: 09 Sep 2005 Posts: 32 Location: United Kingdom, England, East Yorkshire
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I have seen Jimi Hendrix and The Doors..
Though I was five at the time ... Isle of Wight festival 1970.. dad hippy type..

I would of loved to of seen Janis Joplin and Billie Holiday..
My wish gig has always been... Elvis....

 

31.08.2006, 14:21 quote

nomiejane
nomiejane Joined: 09 Sep 2005 Posts: 32 Location: United Kingdom, England, East Yorkshire
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eccles wrote:
Sweet, Mud Suzy Quatro TRex and anything that was good stuff?????
T Rex.. . that would of been brilliant.... He had such stage prescence..

 

03.09.2006, 16:13 quote

yepyepyep
yepyepyep Joined: 04 Aug 2006 Posts: 2 Location: Ireland, Dublin, Dublin Airport
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The Ramones, I just started listening to their music recently they're pretty good, a couple of them are dead now though so I guess I'll never see them.

 

03.09.2006, 16:59 quote

Anonymous

yepyepyep wrote:
The Ramones, I just started listening to their music recently they're pretty good, a couple of them are dead now though so I guess I'll never see them.


You have only just started listening to them? Poor you. Ah well, at least you finally started!

 

05.09.2006, 19:31 quote

Zimmy
Zimmy Joined: 04 Sep 2006 Posts: 9 Location: Canada, British Columbia, Armstrong
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but there are so many i cant even list them all off, it would take me a week to list them all off!

 

13.09.2006, 23:00 quote

Anonymous

so many bands, mine would be `NIRVANA`, `QUEEN`, HENDRIX and `THE GRATEFUL DEAD`

 

17.12.2006, 05:20 quote

Anonymous

the orb; could have but didnt

 
 
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