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GraceBlossom
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Bon Jovi numerous times
Nickelback
Toploader
Wet, Wet, Wet.
Nickelback
Toploader
Wet, Wet, Wet.
name bands you have seen live...
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Indifferent
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Rumble Seat Riot, DILANA, and Auto Pilot
beautiful loser
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Most of mine were during the 90's but let's see...
Bush
Oasis
REM
Radiohead
Live
The Wallflowers
Eric Clapton
Van Halen
Overkill
Styx
Dream Theater
Melissa Etheridge
Smashing Pumpkins
Dave Matthews Band
Collective Soul
Better than Ezra
Rolling Stones
Gin Blossoms
Toad The Wet Sprocket
Worst concert - Fleetwood Mac. Yeah, I know you wouldn't think that, but when Mick Fleetwood was the ONLY original member that night it lacked a lot of soul.
Bands I always wanted to see but things never fell into place - Pearl Jam, The Verve, Stone Temple Pilots, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Soundgarden and Audioslave.
Bush
Oasis
REM
Radiohead
Live
The Wallflowers
Eric Clapton
Van Halen
Overkill
Styx
Dream Theater
Melissa Etheridge
Smashing Pumpkins
Dave Matthews Band
Collective Soul
Better than Ezra
Rolling Stones
Gin Blossoms
Toad The Wet Sprocket
Worst concert - Fleetwood Mac. Yeah, I know you wouldn't think that, but when Mick Fleetwood was the ONLY original member that night it lacked a lot of soul.
Bands I always wanted to see but things never fell into place - Pearl Jam, The Verve, Stone Temple Pilots, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Soundgarden and Audioslave.
L
Littlesecret
Guest
Tool
Nine inch nails
Venetian snares
Skindred
Mindless self indulgence
Ladytron
Incubus - Brandon HEY HOOO! Too beautiful
Audioslave
Eighties matchbox b-line disaster
Black label society
Breed 77
Dragonforce
Inme
Crystal fighters
Bowling for soup
Bloodhound gang
Cannibal corpse
Nile
Portishead
Queens of the Stone Age
Trivium
Children of bodom
Lordy
Lacuna coil
Nightwish
Arch enemy
Cradle of filth
Muse
H.I.M
So many more, I went through a massive gig phase when I was younger.
Nine inch nails
Venetian snares
Skindred
Mindless self indulgence
Ladytron
Incubus - Brandon HEY HOOO! Too beautiful
Audioslave
Eighties matchbox b-line disaster
Black label society
Breed 77
Dragonforce
Inme
Crystal fighters
Bowling for soup
Bloodhound gang
Cannibal corpse
Nile
Portishead
Queens of the Stone Age
Trivium
Children of bodom
Lordy
Lacuna coil
Nightwish
Arch enemy
Cradle of filth
Muse
H.I.M
So many more, I went through a massive gig phase when I was younger.
artmusiclove7
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I haven't been to a lot of concerts. The ones I have been to are Taylor Swift and Arcade Fire. But there are a lot of others I want to see live...
Village_Idiot
Member
The Who
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
Smiths
Tears For Fears
New Order
Sex Pistols
Ramones
Stone Roses
Oasis
Blondie
The Damned
Roger Waters [The Wall]
The Police
Yes
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
Smiths
Tears For Fears
New Order
Sex Pistols
Ramones
Stone Roses
Oasis
Blondie
The Damned
Roger Waters [The Wall]
The Police
Yes
V
Volt
Guest
Metallica.
Arachne
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In no particular order
Boston
AC/DC
Def Leppard x 5
Bon Jovi
The Tea Party
Styx
Nightwish x 3
Aerosmith
Rush x 3
The Cure x 3
Billy Idol
Journey
Rolling Stones
Heart
Alice Cooper
Iron Maiden
Metallica
Coldplay x4
U 2
Bachman Turner Overdrive x2
Guess Who
Stampeders
Chiliwack
Prism
Payolas
Talking Heads
Pet Shop Boys
Nazareth
Peter Frampton
Supertramp
oops forgot One Republic
Ok I know there is more, but I just can't remember them right now. I have been very blessed to see these acts. Some are a whole lot of smokey lol
Boston
AC/DC
Def Leppard x 5
Bon Jovi
The Tea Party
Styx
Nightwish x 3
Aerosmith
Rush x 3
The Cure x 3
Billy Idol
Journey
Rolling Stones
Heart
Alice Cooper
Iron Maiden
Metallica
Coldplay x4
U 2
Bachman Turner Overdrive x2
Guess Who
Stampeders
Chiliwack
Prism
Payolas
Talking Heads
Pet Shop Boys
Nazareth
Peter Frampton
Supertramp
oops forgot One Republic
Ok I know there is more, but I just can't remember them right now. I have been very blessed to see these acts. Some are a whole lot of smokey lol
Nuke1967
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Foreigner
REO Speedwagon
Peter Frampton
ZZ Top
Billy Idol
When I was a kid my mother and aunt and uncle took us to see Jeannie C Riley at Six Flags when I was about 6, so I guess that counts as a live concert..lol
REO Speedwagon
Peter Frampton
ZZ Top
Billy Idol
When I was a kid my mother and aunt and uncle took us to see Jeannie C Riley at Six Flags when I was about 6, so I guess that counts as a live concert..lol
ABrokenMan
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First concert - thanks to my older cousins, I got to see the Who in 1977. Wild!
After that I saw many different types of shows, especially during my late teens / early 20s as I was the music director at the college radio station for 3 years. Got to wrangle lots of free tickets to shows. Looking at my list, I rarely listen to any of these bands/performers nowadays.
Here we go, somewhat in order by year thru the end of 1985:
Kinks
ELO
Joe Jackson
Romantics (in '79 and again in 2005)
Iron Maiden (5 or 6 times)
Judas Priest (ditto above)
Van Halen (Fair Warning, Diver Down and 1984 tours)
April Wine
Heart
John Cougar Mellencamp
Genesis
Blondie
Tower Of Power
James Brown
Wilson Pickett
Earth Wind & Fire
Deep Purple
Molly Hatchet
38 special
AC/DC
Twisted Sister (when they were still just playing bars before they got their record deal)
Y&T with Grim Reaper & Quiet Riot (a Halloween bash)
Chuck Berry
Blotto
Squeeze
REM
Madness
Asia
Living Color
Stevie Ray Vaughn
George Thorogood
Motorhead
Plasmatics (the loudest concert ever - i thought I had gone deaf)
Police
Hall & Oates
Ramones x3
NRBQ (at least 15 times from '81 to late 90s)
By 1986, I had graduated college and joined my own group so i didn't have a lot of time to travel to shows. Still, I always went out after rehearsals or gigs to see & support local and scene oriented bands in local bars.
When free time offered the rare chance, I managed to head out and catch numerous underground garage rock groups in New York City during the mid 80s to late 90s. Still try and venture out when i can health willing. Nothing beats catching a band when they are "on".
The more famous bands I saw:
Rolling Stones (1989 Steel Wheels tour - luckily got to see them play in a bar called Toad's Place for a surprise unannounced show before going out on tour since they frequently rented a secluded mansion here in Connecticut to rehearse before touring)
The Damned (1991 x2 reunion shows in NYC and Boston)
Nirvana (1991 played locally in a bar a week or so after 'Nevermind' was released. I remember hanging at the bar with a few pals drinking brews before the show and both Dave and Krist came over to chat with us)
Show I am most embarrassed to have attended:
dual bill: Little River Band and Air Supply in 1982. I was 19
A girl I had the hots for as a college freshman really wanted to go. While I could stomach LRB for one night, Air Supply was really aural torture for me. But the possibilities for after the show possibilities convinced me to take her out. She made it seem like she would really show her appreciation, if I took her to see her fave groups.
So I took her and hoped I'd get some action at the end of the show.
Hope turned to Hope-less.
Lesson learned!
After that I saw many different types of shows, especially during my late teens / early 20s as I was the music director at the college radio station for 3 years. Got to wrangle lots of free tickets to shows. Looking at my list, I rarely listen to any of these bands/performers nowadays.
Here we go, somewhat in order by year thru the end of 1985:
Kinks
ELO
Joe Jackson
Romantics (in '79 and again in 2005)
Iron Maiden (5 or 6 times)
Judas Priest (ditto above)
Van Halen (Fair Warning, Diver Down and 1984 tours)
April Wine
Heart
John Cougar Mellencamp
Genesis
Blondie
Tower Of Power
James Brown
Wilson Pickett
Earth Wind & Fire
Deep Purple
Molly Hatchet
38 special
AC/DC
Twisted Sister (when they were still just playing bars before they got their record deal)
Y&T with Grim Reaper & Quiet Riot (a Halloween bash)
Chuck Berry
Blotto
Squeeze
REM
Madness
Asia
Living Color
Stevie Ray Vaughn
George Thorogood
Motorhead
Plasmatics (the loudest concert ever - i thought I had gone deaf)
Police
Hall & Oates
Ramones x3
NRBQ (at least 15 times from '81 to late 90s)
By 1986, I had graduated college and joined my own group so i didn't have a lot of time to travel to shows. Still, I always went out after rehearsals or gigs to see & support local and scene oriented bands in local bars.
When free time offered the rare chance, I managed to head out and catch numerous underground garage rock groups in New York City during the mid 80s to late 90s. Still try and venture out when i can health willing. Nothing beats catching a band when they are "on".
The more famous bands I saw:
Rolling Stones (1989 Steel Wheels tour - luckily got to see them play in a bar called Toad's Place for a surprise unannounced show before going out on tour since they frequently rented a secluded mansion here in Connecticut to rehearse before touring)
The Damned (1991 x2 reunion shows in NYC and Boston)
Nirvana (1991 played locally in a bar a week or so after 'Nevermind' was released. I remember hanging at the bar with a few pals drinking brews before the show and both Dave and Krist came over to chat with us)
Show I am most embarrassed to have attended:
dual bill: Little River Band and Air Supply in 1982. I was 19
A girl I had the hots for as a college freshman really wanted to go. While I could stomach LRB for one night, Air Supply was really aural torture for me. But the possibilities for after the show possibilities convinced me to take her out. She made it seem like she would really show her appreciation, if I took her to see her fave groups.
So I took her and hoped I'd get some action at the end of the show.
Hope turned to Hope-less.
Lesson learned!
TomL
Well-known member
It's been ages since I've been to a gig.
Ones I can remember.
Alfie
Amen
Arcade Fire
Arctic Monkeys x3
Ash x3
Astoria Islands
Beady Eye
Belle and Sebastian
The Black Keys
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club x5
Blur
The Brian Jonestown Massacre
The Bootleg Beatles
The Cooper Temple Clause x 2
The Coral
Cornershop
CSS
Detroit Social Club x2
Dirty Pretty Things
Duffy
Eagles of Death Metal
Easyworld x2
Editors
Franz Ferdinand x 2
The Fratellis
The Futureheads x 4
Goldie Lookin Chain
Hadouken!
Happy Mondays
Ian Brown x 3
JJ72 x 6
Johnny Marr
Kasabian x 3
Klaxons
The Kustom Built
Laconia
The Libertines
Little Comets
The Longsands x3
Manic Street Preachers x3
Maximo Park x 4
Meloton
Muse x 3
My Vitriol
New Order
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds x2
Oasis x 6
Paul Weller x2
Primal Scream x2
Proud Mary
The Raconteurs
Ringo Deathstarr
Sahara Hot Nights
Seasick Steve
Smashing Pumpkins
The Sound Explosion x 2
Starsailor
Thirteen:13
The Thrills
The View x2
The Zutons
Ones I can remember.
Alfie
Amen
Arcade Fire
Arctic Monkeys x3
Ash x3
Astoria Islands
Beady Eye
Belle and Sebastian
The Black Keys
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club x5
Blur
The Brian Jonestown Massacre
The Bootleg Beatles
The Cooper Temple Clause x 2
The Coral
Cornershop
CSS
Detroit Social Club x2
Dirty Pretty Things
Duffy
Eagles of Death Metal
Easyworld x2
Editors
Franz Ferdinand x 2
The Fratellis
The Futureheads x 4
Goldie Lookin Chain
Hadouken!
Happy Mondays
Ian Brown x 3
JJ72 x 6
Johnny Marr
Kasabian x 3
Klaxons
The Kustom Built
Laconia
The Libertines
Little Comets
The Longsands x3
Manic Street Preachers x3
Maximo Park x 4
Meloton
Muse x 3
My Vitriol
New Order
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds x2
Oasis x 6
Paul Weller x2
Primal Scream x2
Proud Mary
The Raconteurs
Ringo Deathstarr
Sahara Hot Nights
Seasick Steve
Smashing Pumpkins
The Sound Explosion x 2
Starsailor
Thirteen:13
The Thrills
The View x2
The Zutons
P
Paraiyar
Guest
Gary Clark Jr
G3 (Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Steve Lukather)
Joe Satriani
AC/DC
Other than that it's pretty much just been less well known NZ bands. New Zealand really sucks for seeing famous acts.
G3 (Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Steve Lukather)
Joe Satriani
AC/DC
Other than that it's pretty much just been less well known NZ bands. New Zealand really sucks for seeing famous acts.
TheSkaFish
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TheSkaFish said:
I can't believe I forgot the mention Tame Impala in my list. I saw them once too.
And, as of last night, Black Sabbath.
soresoul
Well-known member
So many but from what I can remember starting from the earliest in my youth....
Pantera
Megadeth
Machine head
Fear factory
Life of agony
Kmfdm
Iced earth
Arch enemy
Slayer
Black sabbath
Dying fetus
Morbid angel
Goatwhore
Mayhem
Cephalic carnage
Angelcorpse
Emperor
Dri
Immolation
Origin
Deeds of flesh
Meshuggah
Kreator
Strapping young lad
Cryptopsy
Opera ix
Nuclear hammer
Nyogthaeblisz
Goatpenis
Black Witchery
Archgoat
Impetigo
Incantation
Mentors
Negative approach
Negative plane
Bestial raids
Dark angel
Demolition hammer
Mystifier
Godflesh
Infest
Candlemass
Satan
Cemetery urn
Gospel of the horns
Kommandant
Cardiac arrest
Ciandie
Midnight
Satantic warmaster
Hellvetron
Enslaved
Profantica
Acid witch
The chasm
Destroyer666
Watain
Revenge
Horna
Sargeist
Behexen
Manticore
Deaster
Dragged into sunlight
Suffocation
Carcass
Napalm death
Benumb
Waco Jesus
Deicide
Cannibal corpse
Exodus
Warbringer
Rotting Christ
Deiphago
Satantic goat ritual
Hirax
Tankard
Venom
Autopsy
Absu
Eyehategod
Saint vitus
Electric wizard
The Devils blood
Demigod
Demonical
Disma
Anvil
Macabre
Bolt thrower
Loss
Repulsion
Rotten sound
Haemorrhage
Dead infection
Inquisition
Brutal truth
Pig destroyer
Nunslaughter
Cattle decapitation
Phobia
Impaled
Decapitated
Monstrosity
Misery index
Sadistic intent
Cripple bastards
Mortuary Drape
Crowbar
Diocletian
At the gates
Mgla
Taake
Aeternus
Nocturnus ad
Nocturnal fear
Celtic frost
1349
Pseudogod
Gorguts
Infernal war
Entrails
Proclamation
Morbosidad
Nachtmystium
Niefhelm
Immortal
Tsjuder
Winter
Satan
Gorgoroth
Wombbath
Limbonic art
Judas Priest
Motörhead
Testament
Down
Melvins
Despise you
Vital remains
Dismember
Grave
Usurper
Body count
Nuclear assault
Vio-lence
Hate eternal
Deceased
Isis
Acheron
Zyklon
Averse sefria
Anal cunt
Devourment
Mortician
Dark funeral
Marduk
Anal blast
Mare
Niantiel
Sortilegia
Gorgasm
Malefices
Sabbat (Japan)
Aries kingdom
House of atreus
Wrathprayer
Anthrax
Vader
Jungle rot
Brodequin
Nominon
Funerus
Deathhammer
Toxic holocaust
Ævangelist
Blood feast
Sacrocurse
Perdition Temple
Destruktor
Blasphemic cruelty
Death in June
Grave misma
Force of darkness
Skeletonwitch
I see a billion more but my brain is fried.
Pantera
Megadeth
Machine head
Fear factory
Life of agony
Kmfdm
Iced earth
Arch enemy
Slayer
Black sabbath
Dying fetus
Morbid angel
Goatwhore
Mayhem
Cephalic carnage
Angelcorpse
Emperor
Dri
Immolation
Origin
Deeds of flesh
Meshuggah
Kreator
Strapping young lad
Cryptopsy
Opera ix
Nuclear hammer
Nyogthaeblisz
Goatpenis
Black Witchery
Archgoat
Impetigo
Incantation
Mentors
Negative approach
Negative plane
Bestial raids
Dark angel
Demolition hammer
Mystifier
Godflesh
Infest
Candlemass
Satan
Cemetery urn
Gospel of the horns
Kommandant
Cardiac arrest
Ciandie
Midnight
Satantic warmaster
Hellvetron
Enslaved
Profantica
Acid witch
The chasm
Destroyer666
Watain
Revenge
Horna
Sargeist
Behexen
Manticore
Deaster
Dragged into sunlight
Suffocation
Carcass
Napalm death
Benumb
Waco Jesus
Deicide
Cannibal corpse
Exodus
Warbringer
Rotting Christ
Deiphago
Satantic goat ritual
Hirax
Tankard
Venom
Autopsy
Absu
Eyehategod
Saint vitus
Electric wizard
The Devils blood
Demigod
Demonical
Disma
Anvil
Macabre
Bolt thrower
Loss
Repulsion
Rotten sound
Haemorrhage
Dead infection
Inquisition
Brutal truth
Pig destroyer
Nunslaughter
Cattle decapitation
Phobia
Impaled
Decapitated
Monstrosity
Misery index
Sadistic intent
Cripple bastards
Mortuary Drape
Crowbar
Diocletian
At the gates
Mgla
Taake
Aeternus
Nocturnus ad
Nocturnal fear
Celtic frost
1349
Pseudogod
Gorguts
Infernal war
Entrails
Proclamation
Morbosidad
Nachtmystium
Niefhelm
Immortal
Tsjuder
Winter
Satan
Gorgoroth
Wombbath
Limbonic art
Judas Priest
Motörhead
Testament
Down
Melvins
Despise you
Vital remains
Dismember
Grave
Usurper
Body count
Nuclear assault
Vio-lence
Hate eternal
Deceased
Isis
Acheron
Zyklon
Averse sefria
Anal cunt
Devourment
Mortician
Dark funeral
Marduk
Anal blast
Mare
Niantiel
Sortilegia
Gorgasm
Malefices
Sabbat (Japan)
Aries kingdom
House of atreus
Wrathprayer
Anthrax
Vader
Jungle rot
Brodequin
Nominon
Funerus
Deathhammer
Toxic holocaust
Ævangelist
Blood feast
Sacrocurse
Perdition Temple
Destruktor
Blasphemic cruelty
Death in June
Grave misma
Force of darkness
Skeletonwitch
I see a billion more but my brain is fried.
A
AmytheTemperamental
Guest
Three Days Grace (once with each singer), The Used, Default and Halestorm
Bluey
Well-known member
soresoul said:
Jesus lol
That is a lot of bands. You really do live for it don't you
soresoul
Well-known member
Bluey said:soresoul said:
Jesus lol
That is a lot of bands. You really do live for it don't you
Yes I do. Music is all I have in life.
Bluey
Well-known member
soresoul said:Bluey said:soresoul said:
Jesus lol
That is a lot of bands. You really do live for it don't you
Yes I do. Music is all I have in life.
Music can save lives.
There is a song or track for how ever your feeling.
I bet your knowledge of music is vast.
When I first left school I had a job on Y.T.S
I could not afford albums so just used to buy signals every week.
I would weekly end up singing a track to the guy in H.M.V cos I could never remember the songs name only what it sounded like and he always know what I wonted.
He used to see me and be for I said anything he would say Cmon then sing to me lol. It got to be quite a funny thing
You I think based on that list would be good in that job.
