BEST BANDS
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1.Aerosmith(but the only three albums I like is the 2nd,get your wings,3rd,toys in the attic,and 4th,rocks,albums,after that forget them,dude looks like a lady,love in an elevator,forget them after the album,rocks).
2.Rush(the best lyrics out of rock and roll,and I like their music a lot,more than the lyrics,which I like their lyrics for they do not sing about the typical things of rock and roll bands,at least for the most part in their early years,and even less in their later years,but I do not like their first 3 albums,but a tad bit,but not hear it in concert,but I like their 4th,2112,5th,a farewell to kings,6th,hemispheres,7th,permanent waves,but after that forget them).
3.Ted Nugent(which I like all of his first 5 albums,but after that forget him).
4.Led Zeppelin(which I like all of their first 7 albums,but after that forget them,although there is not too much to forget after that).
But I would like to see the old type bands like Moody Blues,The Who,The Doors,Rolling Stones,and such,but I did not like it when I was a teenager in the 1970's,for I wanted the hardest rock and roll,and would of tooken a Rolling Stones album,and flung it like a frisbee against a tree,but now that I'm older I like the music,and not the hard stuff anymore,like a whiskey drinker going to beer.
2.Rush(the best lyrics out of rock and roll,and I like their music a lot,more than the lyrics,which I like their lyrics for they do not sing about the typical things of rock and roll bands,at least for the most part in their early years,and even less in their later years,but I do not like their first 3 albums,but a tad bit,but not hear it in concert,but I like their 4th,2112,5th,a farewell to kings,6th,hemispheres,7th,permanent waves,but after that forget them).
3.Ted Nugent(which I like all of his first 5 albums,but after that forget him).
4.Led Zeppelin(which I like all of their first 7 albums,but after that forget them,although there is not too much to forget after that).
But I would like to see the old type bands like Moody Blues,The Who,The Doors,Rolling Stones,and such,but I did not like it when I was a teenager in the 1970's,for I wanted the hardest rock and roll,and would of tooken a Rolling Stones album,and flung it like a frisbee against a tree,but now that I'm older I like the music,and not the hard stuff anymore,like a whiskey drinker going to beer.
I saw U2 in the 80's. Bruce Springsteen opened for them too. 
They were great!
Bands I'd love to see if I could:
#1 - Boston (RIP Brad Delp)
Bread
Frankie Valley and the 4 seasons
The Beach Boys
Journey
Rita Coolidge
Carole King
Carly Simon
They were great!Bands I'd love to see if I could:
#1 - Boston (RIP Brad Delp
)Bread
Frankie Valley and the 4 seasons
The Beach Boys
Journey
Rita Coolidge
Carole King
Carly Simon
Saw Rita Coolidge when she was a backup singer for Joe Cocker.
(with Leon Russel on piano)
Can't believe Cocker is gone...
I saw U2 in the 80's. Bruce Springsteen opened for them too. They were great!
Bands I'd love to see if I could:
#1 - Boston (RIP Brad Delp)
Bread
Frankie Valley and the 4 seasons
The Beach Boys
Journey
Rita Coolidge
Carole King
Carly Simon
They were great!Bands I'd love to see if I could:
#1 - Boston (RIP Brad Delp
)Bread
Frankie Valley and the 4 seasons
The Beach Boys
Journey
Rita Coolidge
Carole King
Carly Simon
Greatest concert I've EVER seen:
U2
Innocence Tour
2015
I don't know how that could be topped...
1. Credence Clear Water Revival
2. Simon And Garfunkel
3. Vangelis
4. Andre Rieu
A few more but have to stay at 4. Old groups but hey, I'm an old guy. life is good here
2. Simon And Garfunkel
3. Vangelis
4. Andre Rieu
A few more but have to stay at 4. Old groups but hey, I'm an old guy. life is good here
Simon and Garfunkel.
500,000 in attendance.
I THINK they were on stage. I could HEAR them!!
Can't remember the year.
1981.
Professor Google knows everything !
Tough choices.
Bands I've seen.
1. Pink Floyd
2. J. Geils Band
3. Black Oak Arkansas
4. Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention
I've seen so many other great bands, but what I remember as the top performances is what counts here.
Oh, I was suppose to pick who I would want to see.
I'll have to think about it.
Bands I've seen.
1. Pink Floyd
2. J. Geils Band
3. Black Oak Arkansas
4. Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention
I've seen so many other great bands, but what I remember as the top performances is what counts here.
Oh, I was suppose to pick who I would want to see.
I'll have to think about it.
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I've seen EVERY U2 concert since 1985 except for the Elevation tour --- early 2000's.
Saw Rita Coolidge when she was a backup singer for Joe Cocker.
(with Leon Russel on piano)
Can't believe Cocker is gone...
Saw Rita Coolidge when she was a backup singer for Joe Cocker.
(with Leon Russel on piano)
Can't believe Cocker is gone...
[video=youtube;IpMkdPDthT8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpMkdPDthT8[/video]
