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Bands or artists to see before you or they die
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citizen_maine
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Half of the Who are already dead. I saw them when only a quarter of them were
denislawsbackheel
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Of that list Diamond.
idahoblues
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Shame Dio's dead, would have loved to see Rainbow back in the day
BlueHammer85
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Bob Dylan for me. Had tickets twice then had to cancel on the day. I know he’s not all that anymore - but be great to see him perform before he goes.
idahoblues
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Went to see Robert Plant the other week, thought he might be past it but was pleasantly surprised, great show
BlueMoonRisin’
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I'd really like to see Roger Waters and David gilmour back with Nick Mason to play once again as Pink Floyd. Seen Floyd at Maine Road without Waters, and seen Waters 3 times on solo tours.
I'd also love to see Hugh Cornwell with JJ Burnell, Dave Greenfield and Jet Black blasting out the best of the Stranglers when Hugh was singer.
I'd also love to see Hugh Cornwell with JJ Burnell, Dave Greenfield and Jet Black blasting out the best of the Stranglers when Hugh was singer.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Saw Weller at the MEN a couple of years ago. So disappointing I think he should hang up his guitar and mike, sounded dated and weary. And I really like plenty of Weller tracks. Some may disagree but I can only say it how I saw it.Back on topic - McCartney no.1 for me, as an avid Beatles fan.
The Rolling Stones.
The Who.
Fleetwood Mac.
Dylan (is he still performing?)
Pink Floyd.
Paul Weller.
bluemooners09
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Talking Heads.
Saw Weller at the MEN a couple of years ago. So disappointing I think he should hang up his guitar and mike, sounded dated and weary. And I really like plenty of Weller tracks. Some may disagree but I can only say it how I saw it.
That’s not good to hear but then again I think more, on my list, would probably not live up to expectations.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Seen Floyd at Maine Road, Stones too. Stones was in 90 and they looked ancient then. I think their make up artist is pumping them full of embalming fluid! Joking apart I bet the Stones still have it, as someone will no doubt testify.
The other 3 artists I haven't seen but wouldn't mind seeing. I think Dylan is still touring ?
The other 3 artists I haven't seen but wouldn't mind seeing. I think Dylan is still touring ?
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Neil Young
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Great shout, one band I’ve never got to seeTalking Heads.
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Think the ones I'd have most wanted to see and haven't
are already gone.
Thin Lizzy I regret never getting round to
Led Zep, probably too late
are already gone.
Thin Lizzy I regret never getting round to
Led Zep, probably too late
BlueHammer85
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Dylan (is he still performing?)
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Yes. Constantly. He never stops.
Saddleworth2
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Pink Floyd
Genesis
Rolling Stones
Yes
Kate Bush
Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant
Oasis and High Flying Birds
Eric Clapton
Tom Jones
Bob Dylan
Rory Gallagher
Thin Lizzy
Simon and Garfunkel
David Bowie
Lou Reid
King Crimson
Bruce
Roxy Music
Would be my list.
Of those, I missed Rory, Simon And Garfunkel and Bob Dylan and have seen the rest. Kate Bush, Before the Dawn, still my favourite concert.
Genesis
Rolling Stones
Yes
Kate Bush
Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant
Oasis and High Flying Birds
Eric Clapton
Tom Jones
Bob Dylan
Rory Gallagher
Thin Lizzy
Simon and Garfunkel
David Bowie
Lou Reid
King Crimson
Bruce
Roxy Music
Would be my list.
Of those, I missed Rory, Simon And Garfunkel and Bob Dylan and have seen the rest. Kate Bush, Before the Dawn, still my favourite concert.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Same here UG. So many great tracks and I haven't got round to seeing him. Time is running out though.Neil Young
Also regret not seeing Motorhead early 80s in their prime of Lemmy fast Eddie and Filthy.
I agree about the stranglers prob apart from the clash my fave punk band .I'd really like to see Roger Waters and David gilmour back with Nick Mason to play once again as Pink Floyd. Seen Floyd at Maine Road without Waters, and seen Waters 3 times on solo tours.
I'd also love to see Hugh Cornwell with JJ Burnell, Dave Greenfield and Jet Black blasting out the best of the Stranglers when Hugh was singer.
Went to see fleetwood Mac at Wembley in June . Tbh they are ok but not great . Went to watch ch ELO the other year and they were much better .Agreed.
Back on topic - McCartney no.1 for me, as an avid Beatles fan.
The Rolling Stones.
The Who.
Fleetwood Mac.
Dylan (is he still performing?)
Pink Floyd.
Paul Weller.