August 3, 201016 yr Trying to think of a decent top 5 thread that's not been done before, not sure if this one has and couldn't be arsed searching. Top 5 Bands/Musicians/Pop Artist etc You Haven't Seen Live, But Wish You Had 1 - Queen 2 - The Libertines 3 - Runrig (Although seen wee Donnie at Scotland games) 4 - Dire Straits 5 - Green Day
August 3, 201016 yr AC/DC Iron Maiden Guns N Roses Blink 182 ( I have a ticket for them in 2 weeks so can score them off the list) The Jam.
August 3, 201016 yr I'll do 5 that I cant ever see then 5 that I hope to see ! 1. The Allman Brothers Band ( befoe Duane was killed ) 2. The classic Lynyrd Skynyrd line up 3. Pantera 4. AC/DC ( with Bon Scott ) 5. Free (with Paul Kossof ) 1. Metallica 2. Rodrigo y Gabriella 3. Seasick Steve 4. Airbourne 5. Led Zeppelin ( when Plant gets his finger out ! )
August 4, 201016 yr 1. Buddy holly 2. Elvis 3. Freddie mercury 4. Mel & Kim 4. John Lennon Didnt manage to catch any of theses acts first time round, but dont worry , theres always next year.
August 4, 201016 yr Now the real one & it is in order of preference. 1. The Who 2. The chilli peppers 3. Queen 4. Nazareth 5. Bowie (any era)
August 4, 201016 yr 1. Buddy holly 2. Elvis 3. Freddie mercury 4. Mel & Kim 4. John Lennon Didnt manage to catch any of theses acts first time round, but dont worry , theres always next year. Ah, you ol' kidder you! Now the real one & it is in order of preference. 1. The Who 2. The chilli peppers 3. Queen 4. Nazareth 5. Bowie (any era) That's a bit more like it, though I've seen RHCP so I'd mibbe replace with Zeppelin at Earls Court. Definitely The Who circa late 60's/early 70's watching all the gear get smashed and Moon going nuts.
August 4, 201016 yr Author Ah, you ol' kidder you! I've seen RHCP I seen them at Hampden and I was very disappointed
August 4, 201016 yr Claire and Friends Morris Minor and The Majors Joe Dolce Music Theatre Strawberry Switchblade Matt Bianco
August 4, 201016 yr I seen them at Hampden and I was very disappointed I heard that was a disappointing gig. I saw them at the barras WAAAAY back in '92. An excellent gig with lots of nutter rock fans. Then saw them at the SECC about ten years later. The nutter rock fans had been replaced by sixth year of Bearsden Academy & Hutchie Grammar.
August 8, 201016 yr Ah, you ol' kidder you! That's a bit more like it, though I've seen RHCP so I'd mibbe replace with Zeppelin at Earls Court. Definitely The Who circa late 60's/early 70's watching all the gear get smashed and Moon going nuts. Watched a documentary on the who last week ( On ITV4 , so possibly a repeat) , v.interesting stuff, Complex characters the lot of them.
August 9, 201016 yr 1. Buddy holly 2. Elvis 3. Freddie mercury 4. Mel & Kim 4. John Lennon Didnt manage to catch any of theses acts first time round, but dont worry , theres always next year. If you have not seen the Buddy Holy story at the theatre then look out for it on the web. It's from America and truly wonderful. Band just sound the same as Buddy and the crickets while everyone in the audience was dancing. I mean everyone. Buddy Holly wrote music way ahead of his time
August 9, 201016 yr If you have not seen the Buddy Holy story at the theatre then look out for it on the web. It's from America and truly wonderful. Band just sound the same as Buddy and the crickets while everyone in the audience was dancing. I mean everyone. Buddy Holly wrote music way ahead of his time I know it was a joke post, but i really would loved to have seen buddy holly. I will look out for that .Ta for the recommendation
August 10, 201016 yr If you have not seen the Buddy Holy story at the theatre then look out for it on the web. It's from America and truly wonderful. Band just sound the same as Buddy and the crickets while everyone in the audience was dancing. I mean everyone. Buddy Holly wrote music way ahead of his time I saw it in London, brilliant show
August 16, 201016 yr The Clash The Wailers Dr Feelgood New York Dolls (with Johnny Thunders) Jeff Buckley (Not a band, but hey...)
August 20, 201016 yr SAHB Slade in their pomp, I saw them in the early '80's revival, and they were brilliant, but.......................... The Beatles Seen Genesis & Peter Gabriel but............................... Nick Drake
August 21, 201016 yr Johnny Cash Elliott Smith The Libertines The Ramones Ben Folds Five (I know, the first two aren't bands) Edited August 21, 201016 yr by Gareth_Glasgow
September 13, 201016 yr Bit of a cheat here as I think I've seen everyone I would have wanted to see live.......i think If I think of anyone I'll get back to you!! Ooops right away.. Johnny Cash, shit I'll go away & have a real good think!! Edited September 13, 201016 yr by dmc
September 17, 201016 yr The Small Faces Bob Marley and the Wailers The Zombies Prince Buster and the All Stars The High Numbers
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