Live performances you feel so lucky to have been at.

I saw a Manchester v Cancer gig at The MEN in about 2005 or so that had a few acts on including Ian Brown, Echo and the Bunnymen and some others. Noel Gallagher did an hour of acoustic Oasis songs which was pretty special. He did stuff that Oasis never bothered with, Dont' Go Away etc.
 
The Who Every time for me
Townshend Guirar playing still a sight to Behold
Wish I had seen them with Keith but not to be
Also Live Aid at Wembley, never beat that.
Queen at Maine Road,Knebworth
Ac DC at The Apollo 1980
Bowie at Maine Road Glass Spider Tour,both nights

Great times and proper music
Not like The Crap on the XFactor nowadays
Any joy on Wembley 1979? The Who, AC/DC and The Stranglers (and Nils Lofgren!) good day out but remember carnage in sections of the crowd (punks, skinheads, rockers and mods!)
 
Any joy on Wembley 1979? The Who, AC/DC and The Stranglers (and Nils Lofgren!) good day out but remember carnage in sections of the crowd (punks, skinheads, rockers and mods!)
Couldn't go ro that m8,didn't know it kicked off though
 
Couldn't go ro that m8,didn't know it kicked off though
Strange day all round, think it was first gig after Moon died so didn't seem right - all tubes cancelled after gig so thousands had to sleep rough for the night around stadium. Good man for Bowie (saw Glass Spider at Wembley).
 
I can always say "I was there" for the Queen Hyde Park 1976 gig. 150,000 crowd wasn't bad, but at the time I wasn't a big fan and only went because it was free. The best gigs in the late 70s/early 80s I went to were The Clash, always played with passion, fun and went on for hours.
 
Strange day all round, think it was first gig after Moon died so didn't seem right - all tubes cancelled after gig so thousands had to sleep rough for the night around stadium. Good man for Bowie (saw Glass Spider at Wembley).
I thank u
 
Saw Bowie there , your right , terrible venue miles from anywhere, it was Bowie so it didn’t really matter then

Talking of Bowie, I've never seen this clip before and it's the first time I've ever actually seen the 'power' an artist has (not just fandom)! It's almost tangible and he's not actually doing anything but sing! I can't quite place the description for it!



Maybe it's the way it's shot, but it's extremely effective!
 
Edinburgh Playhouse.
Neil Young acoustic and electric tour.
The Smith's.
Spear of Destiny 85.
Elvis Costello and the Attractions Goodbye Cruel World tour.
Picture House
Ryan Adam's and the Cardinals Cardinoligy tour
Lift to Experience a few years back at the Edinburgh Festival.

Glasgow Concert Hall.
Lucinda Williams.
Arches in Glasgow.
Drive by Truckers Blessing and a Curse tour.
Apollo
AC/DC Back is Black tour.
Motorhead Bomber tour.

Donington.
Slade
Whitesnake.
Blackfoot.
 
Some of you lucky people seeing bands like The Smiths. I can only dream of that.
 
James on the seven tour supported by Radiohead

maybe was the laid tour . Was 92/93
 
Springsteen in Roundhay Park the day Boris Becker won at Wimbledon ....it was a bastard to get out of though

Queen at Elland Road....shit support from memory it was only Joan Jett, The Teardrop Explodes and Heart - fucking boiling mind

Elton John in Leeds and the Ramones twice
I was at Roundhey too. Still got the ticket. No hiding place from the sun!
 
I saw a Manchester v Cancer gig at The MEN in about 2005 or so that had a few acts on including Ian Brown, Echo and the Bunnymen and some others. Noel Gallagher did an hour of acoustic Oasis songs which was pretty special. He did stuff that Oasis never bothered with, Dont' Go Away etc.
Weller came on and they did Butterfly Collecter
 
Bowie at Maine Road Glass Spider Tour,both nights
My one and only Bowie gig. Most people around me were bored rigid (me included) as he didnt do any of the hits until either Rebel Rebel or Gene Genie at the end and that was it. Think the Glass Spider was a double album and he just went through that on the night.

Was more entertained by Alison Moyet and Terence T Darby.
 
Loads of them. Too many to mention really, but a few are:

Led Zeppelin at Knebworth
Freddie Mercury Tribute at Wembley
Kiss' first UK gig at FTH
Rush first MCR gig at FTH
Van Halen's first Madison Square Garden gig
Foo Fighters at O2 anniversary
John Mellencamp @ Dingwalls
Black Sabbath at the Apollo supported by Van Halen
Queen at Stafford Bingley Hall - the one that inspired We are the Champions
Oasis at Maine Road
The Who at Shepherd's Bush Empire
Kiss at HMV Forum
Paul Rodgers at New Theatre Oxford (Robert Plant and Brian Johnson appeared for the encore)
that is some list OB1
 
Oasis 10 years of noise and confusion
10 April 2001 - Manchester Apollo
Incredible! Only 1000 people in attendance. Had to queue overnight for 20 hours for tickets though!!
 

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