What bands would you want to see?

 

At which concert would you want to see those bands?

 

And Why that band at that concert?

The Beatles, that's for sure.

 

And no need to say why, they're a legend. :nice:

live8- OK so thats not that far back....

Radiohead at Glasto 03', simply genius.

 

Pink Floyd, but I don't know which concert :thinking:

 

Any Who show with Keith Moon, so they could smash up the set :nice:

Muse- at Glatonbury 2004 and Interpol at Glasto 2002. OOOHH and Radiohead as well..... at Glasto 2000.

 

I hope I got those dates right?? lol

Any Who show with Keith Moon, so they could smash up the set

My words Mo...my words..:cool:

 

definitely The Who...maybe at Woodstock..or IOW...

 

and Woodstock in general...:hippy:

The Police

 

The Cure..now OR then

 

Jimi Hendrix

 

SMASHING PUMPKINSSS :bigcry:

 

Queen that would be my number one .. not the now Queen. .. the Queen which involves the living Mr. Mercury.

gahh so many. The Beatles, Live 8, Glasto 03, Coldplay Live 03

the clash, the beatles, pink floyd, the cure....

that's all I remember for now :wacky:

coldplay g-bury 02!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! best live performance ever

U2 in live aid 85

and U2 at slane castle in 03

Bon Jovi wembley 96

Depeche Mode Rosa Bowl 88

Duran Durans 93 unplugged

Pink Floyd (any concert would be great)

The Verve (same as Pink Floyd)

The Beatles (same as The Verve)

Radiohead (Rock am Ring 2001 or Glastonbury 2003)

and Woodstock in general...:hippy:

 

Damn straight. Also The Beatles or Led Zeppelin.

Hehe for some reason this thread reminds me of Napoleon Dynamite. I think I'd wanna go to all of the concerts above and also go to the Guns 'N' Roses Appetite for Destruction Tour whenever that was....1987 maybe.

Led Zeppelin

Uriah Heep in the early 70s

The Byrds in 1967

The Beatles

The Beatles of Course :nice:

Triana, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Police, Mike Oldfield, Bob Marley.

 

i specially would like to have been in the The Wall Roger Waters concert, in 1990. (I was only 4 years old, but i remember my dad recording it on the video at home and i still have the video and now the re-edited dvd).

I'd go back to February 1983 (6 years before I was born) and be at the Grandea Room on Melrose, when Anthony Kiedis, Flea, Jack Irons and Hillel Slovak were asked to open the show for their friend Gary Allen and watch "Tony Flow and the Miraculous Masters of Mayhem" play.

 

Because...

 

They later became the Red Hot Chili Peppers and after Hillel unfortunately died, and Irons quit, and John Frusciante and Chad Smith jumped on board, became the best band in the history of music.

 

 

Yessir.

OMG !

 

Many Pink Floyd concerts :

- Mothers (Birmingham) 1969 (actually the one heard on Ummagumma Live)

- Any of The Man The Journey tour

- Eclipsed (London, 1972) : presentation of Eclipse project (which would become DSOTM)

- One of The Wall Tour

- P.U.L.S.E (best concert ever)

 

And then, Woodstock, Jimi, Steevie Ray Vaughan, The Beatles, Queen...

 

And Radiohead Glasto '03