[Low spark]

Oops, I forgot the first concert I ever went to. The Who and Herman's Hermits. I was about 11 years old, my older sister took me. What is funny about it looking back, is that the Who wer the opening act, I can remember them smashing up their instruments, and thinking that they really sucked, and how cool Herman's Hemits wer. By the time I was 16 The Who were one of my favorite groups and Hermit's Hemits were has beens.

[Pfc.Green]

[quote="Low spark":531b4]Oops, I forgot the first concert I ever went to. The Who and Herman's Hermits. I was about 11 years old, my older sister took me. What is funny about it looking back, is that the Who wer the opening act, I can remember them smashing up their instruments, and thinking that they really sucked, and how cool Herman's Hemits wer. By the time I was 16 The Who were one of my favorite groups and Hermit's Hemits were has beens.[/quote:531b4]

The Who kick ass!

[Captain Bunny]

Stereophonics
Supported By some weird canadian band

Iron Maiden
SB: Halford

Alice Cooper
SB: Dio, Orange Goblins

Ozzfest:
Ozzy Osbourne
Tool
Slayer
System of a Down
Lostprophets
Cradle of Filth
Millencolin
Drowning Pool
Mad Capsule Markets
Black Label Society
Anti product

Laster this year im off to see:

Dio
Monsters of Rock Festival- headlined by Alice Cooper
Thats all so far, but i'll probably go to some more if i see them in the papers.

[Sicilian_Summers]

unfortunately the bands i like are way before my time... so i havent seen anyone yet. although this would be my list if i was to choose any band...

led zeppelin
black sabbath
alice cooper
beatles
crosby stills nash and young
aerosmith
the who
def leppard
doors
van halen
jimi hendrix

[Low spark]

[quote="Sicilian_Summers":2ec29]unfortunately the bands i like are way before my time... so i havent seen anyone yet. although this would be my list if i was to choose any band...

led zeppelin
black sabbath
alice cooper
beatles
crosby stills nash and young
aerosmith
the who
def leppard
doors
van halen
jimi hendrix[/quote:2ec29]

CS&N were great, and Stills can play a mean guitar
Young was fantastic, he is one of my all time favorites, and he can play even a meaner guitar
The Who I was only 11(1967) when I saw them they were way above my head at that time.
never cared for def leppard
but the rest of them would have been good to see, The problem with living in Nebraska in the 60's & 70's was not to many big groups would play there. Had to go to Kanas City for the good concerts, but then, like now money was tight. So the Concerts I did get to were too few and far between.

[rudedog]

Originally Posted by pest

Jimmy Buffet (a bunch)
Rush
U2
Police
Producers
Thompson Twins (dont laugh)
Berlin
Night Ranger
Counting Crows
Stone Temple Pirates
7 Mary 3
Creed (many, many times - used to be a house band in college)
REM
REO speedwagon
Burning Spear
Eek a mouse
Ziggy Marley and the Wailers
Blackfeet
Alabama
A ton of country

I know I am missing a bunch. I just cant think of any right now. There are some pretty lame bands included in there, but I was a sucker for a live show for a while.

I would have loved to see night ranger or REO in concert.

[ninty]

I'll be going to see Wide Mouth Mason when they go on tour this winter. Their a great Canadian Band from Saskatchewan. Don't expect to see them any other place than Canada, though. They don't have a lable to support them internationally. If you can find some of their music, listen to it. Its great. They deserve a lot more attention than they get.

[Low spark]

Originally Posted by rudedog

I would have loved to see night ranger or REO in concert.

I missed my chance to see REO in Lincoln. NE, broke up with a girl I was living with at the time. She got my Stereo a bunch of book most of my dishes and the REO tickets. I don't even know if she went.
Blackfeet? did they sound a lot like Lynard Skynard? I think I might have a Blackfeet album buried in the garage at home.
And Rush was another group I would have loved to see.