BEST BANDS

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dcontroversal

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Yanni live at the Acropolis
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Pink Floyd The Wall
George Strait

I have been to a lot of concerts in the 80's and a few in the 90's........went to a Blues Fest on the river front in Little Rock Arkansas in 90 and seen Albert Collins amongst others and he rocked.....Have seen a few bands listed in the this thread as well as....Metallica, Moody Blues, Van Halen, Scorpions, Dokken, Motley Crue, Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Guns N Roses, Blue Oyster Cult etc.........
 
AllenW

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Band I would have wanted to see:

1. The Beatles
2. The Dave Clark 5
3. The Animals
4. Kid Creole and the Coconuts
 
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SweetmorningDew78

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My Top 7 :)
Air Supply
The Carpenters
Journey
Heart
Deep purple
Scorpions
CCR

+ Firehouse

:) :)
 
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DustyRhodes

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FranC said:
Was at Central Park for the "happening".
Simon and Garfunkel.
500,000 in attendance.
I THINK they were on stage. I could HEAR them!!
Can't remem


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Professor Google knows everything !
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Every once in a while that Simon and Garfunkel comes on PBS and I watch it again.
It's a classic no doubt and they were not totally enamored with each other at that
point but it didn't show in the concert. I could have added Eagles to that group
especially their circa late eighties concert which was great imo which I also still
watch if I can find it online. Great OP and thanks. :D
 
DustyRhodes

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FranC said:
P.S.
You're not old yet...[/QUOTE

Smiles...you're right, I don't live my life by numbers.
When I need to do something like climb trees to prune
branches, friends say I shouldn't be doing that. I say
why not.
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FranC

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AllenW said:
Band I would have wanted to see:

1. The Beatles
2. The Dave Clark 5
3. The Animals
4. Kid Creole and the Coconuts
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Kid Creole AND the Coconuts...
:)
 
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FranC said:
If you could see any band in concert, which would you choose?
Limit to four... (in their prime, of course)

I'll start:

U2
Queen
Kid Creole
Santana
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The Fab Four/The Beatles. (John, Paul, George and Ringo. No Pete or Stu.)
Pink Floyd.
Simon and Garfunkel.
And a Crossroads concert that Eric Clapton puts on. (Sort of a band, since two or more great guitarist always play together.)

Eat your heart out. I heard U2 through my bathroom skylight a couple of weeks ago. (Whenever there is a concert in one of our sports stadiums, the music is always loud enough to hear it in my house. A few years ago, Bruce Springsteen serenaded me while taking a shower. (Really loud, since we're a mile from the stadium, the window was closed, and the shower was on, yet, I could hear the words.)
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious

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In the world of make-believe, I would like to see:

Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble circa 1983

Metallica prior to Cliff Burton's death

Journey when Steve Perry was still front man

The Eagles before they split up
 
Tinkerbell725

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Journey
Guns n roses
Bon jovi
Beatles
Cold play
Survivor
Heart
Planetshakers
The Corrs
Lady Antebellum
Spice girls
 
Laish

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Let's see I really don't do much music anymore.
Here is what I liked a a young adult.
Metallica
Social Distortion
Waylon Jennings
Pink Floyd
Johnny Cash
Thats my top 5 in no specific order.
Blessings
Bill
 
FranC

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The Fab Four/The Beatles. (John, Paul, George and Ringo. No Pete or Stu.)
Pink Floyd.
Simon and Garfunkel.
And a Crossroads concert that Eric Clapton puts on. (Sort of a band, since two or more great guitarist always play together.)

Eat your heart out. I heard U2 through my bathroom skylight a couple of weeks ago. (Whenever there is a concert in one of our sports stadiums, the music is always loud enough to hear it in my house. A few years ago, Bruce Springsteen serenaded me while taking a shower. (Really loud, since we're a mile from the stadium, the window was closed, and the shower was on, yet, I could hear the words.)
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You heard the entire Joshua Tree Album from start to finish.

It's the 30th Anniversary of that album.
(Did I say 30??)

So what they're doing for this concert is playing the Whole album. I don't believe this was ever done before. They're Always doing something new.

Anyway, yeah, send me your address for future concerts!!
LOL
 
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