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what bands do you wish you had been old enough to see
i would have loved to see Queen in their prime with Freddie Mercury singing, i would also have liked to see the original line-up of Guns n' Roses, that would have been a good concert to see :choc:
I'd liked to see the Pink Floyd The wall show, when they still had Roger Waters in the band.
The only band i can think of right now would be Led Zeppelin.
No chance of seeing them now :_:
Led Zeppelin
The Who
Queen
Pink Floyd
Miles Davis
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
John Coltrane
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Originally Posted by BlackRibon
I feel incredibly disappointed that I never got to see John Denver. His last concert here in Fort Worth was in 1987, one year before I was born.
Nirvana
Pink floyd when they were still with Sid Barret, or any Roger Waters show.
Everything I like and haven't seen and know I will never see.
I cure this by pretending to be those bands.
At the drive in
they release one of the best albums ever and then break up......bastards.
The Ramones.
Well there's not really any old bands I wish I had seen, but I wish I had seen Blink 182 before they broke up, and I wish I'd seen Radiohead back when they would still have been performing from their first few albums. But now, it doesn't matter so much.
Alice in Chains, The Ramones, and Sepultura back when Max was still with them.
I would have loved to see these artists in concert:
- The Supremes
- Patti LaBelle & The Blue Bells
- Billie Holiday
- Frank Sinatra
- Judy Garland
- Ethel Merman
well led zeplin would be fun
also
iron maiden
acdc
blink 182
led zeppelin
the who
van halen(not van haggar)
stevie ray vaughn
pink floyd
the beatles
pantera
ozzy osbourne(with randy rhoads)
jimi hendrix
guns 'n roses
frank zappa
doobie brothers
cream
bob marley
black sabbath
AC/DC
thats my list, i might have left a few out\
Nirvana and the Orignial Queen line up.
you can still go see Iron Maiden, i am :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tailz
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Gentle Giant (they were going to reunite in 2003, but nothing happened)
Genesis (when Peter Gabriel was writing all the lyrics and Steve Hackett most of the music)
Jethro Tull (when they had Martin Barre, Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond, and John Evans)
Camel (when they still had Doug Ferguson)
King Crimson (the Fripp-Wetton-Bruford era of the band)
Pink Floyd (I'd actually would have been more interested in seeing the WYWH or Animals tour than The Wall tour of 1980)
Tangerine Dream (the Virgin Record Label years)
The Offspring, Blink 182 and Lostprophets
I'm pretty sure The Offspring and Lostprophets are still together.Quote:
Originally Posted by SadisticStreetSoldie
I would've liked to have seen the Smashing Pumpkins, preferably pre-Adore.
well the offspring is still together im very sure off that
(if im wrong im gonna cry)
thats a band i am going to see on there next tour cause i missed out on there splinter tour :'(
Metallica...THEY ROCK! ! ! ! !
Nirvana.
The original Queen lineup.
Rage Against The Machine.
SoundGarden.
Faith No More.
U2, Breaking Benjamin and...Green Day. I want to see a lot of people, but those are the main ones along with Shinedown and cKy.
Talking Heads.
The Stone Roses.
The Unicorns.
Eh, that's all I can think of.
Pearl Jam before they got old. I was old enough to see them, I just didn't.
True, but judging on the live footage I've seen, it would have been a blast even with the eclectic Adore songs. Same with Machina.Quote:
I would've liked to have seen the Smashing Pumpkins, preferably pre-Adore.
The Smashing Pumpkins (Before D'Arcy left if I could)
Sonic Youth (Before they got old... The Good or Dirty tours)
Rage Against The Machine
Johnny Cash
At The Drive In
So am I!!!!! "Reading 2005 Here I Go......."Quote:
you can still go see Iron Maiden, i am
ac/dc with bon scott as the singer... i wanna see ac/dc before they become to old to even move..lol
Led zeppelin definitely, and black sabbath reunion gig.
The Police
Queen
Bob Marley(He is a legend)
I saw some live footage of that tour, they really butchered Bullet With Butterfly Wings. I don't mind their weirder Adore stuff, and Machina had some good tracks, but it's the Gish-Siamese Dream (and MCIS to a degree) alternative grunge rockers I really love. Back when they were hippies, before they were goths, if you can take those with a pinch of salt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
The Beatles mainly.
For all of you who said Blink182. Just to anger you, I'm going to say:
I was at their last ever gig. :D
And for me, probably Bob Marley. I'm sure there is others, but my minds gone blank.