If You Can Remember, Name All Of The Bands You've Ever Seen In Concert.

[jayfish]

I'll go first:

INXS
Adam Ant
Judas Priest
Great White
Krokus
Simple Minds
The Call
Motley Crew
Whitesnake
Bon-Jovi
Cinderella
Def Leppard
Dokken
Kingdom Come
Scorpions
Van Hagar
Metallica
Metal Church
Slayer
Megadeth
Anthrax
Alice In Chains
TOOL
DRI
Annihilator
Voivod
Big Chief
Vio-Lence
Prong
Flotsam and Jetsam
The Cows
Screaming Trees
Rollins Band
Corrosion Of Conformity
Failure
Cheap Trick
Mitch Ryder
Urge Overkill
Queensryche
Snoop Dog
Jars Of Clay
Prince

There are more, but hell if I can remember them.

On Edit: Yes, Helix, Trouble, Helloween.

[aquaman]

1. I wish I could......

The thought of making a list makes my head hurt, too many.

[jayfish]

2. How About Half Then?

Jay

[aquaman]

10. Random Sampling

Neil Young and Crazy Horse
Fugazi
George Winston
16 Horsepower
Woven Hand
Screaming Trees
Sebadoh
Old Crow Medicine Show
Nirvana
Anonymous 4
Calla
Afghan Whigs
Iron and Wine
Slayer
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Janes Addiction
Jesus and Mary Chain
Helmet
Sonic Youth
Interpol
Social Distortion
Dinosaur Jr.
Del McCoury Band
Magnolia Electric Co.


Okay that's enough for now.

[jayfish]

11. Nice, Now Take...

two aspirin and post in the morning.

Jay

[GumboYaYa]

48. Here's my shot:

JAZZ

Miles Davis
Dizzy Gillespie
Ellis Marsaillis
Wynton Marsaillis
Branford Marsaillis
Tito Puente
Herbie Hancock
Astral Project
Nicholas Payton
Doc Cheatam
Ahmad Jamal
Peter Martin
Don Vappie
Victor Goines
Irvin Mayfield
Los Hombres Calientes
Germaine Bazzile
Harry Connick, Jr.
Brian Blade
Wayne Shorter
Chick Corea
Dave Brubeck
John Scofield
John Boutee
Johnny Vidakovitch
Count Basie Band
Stanley Jordan
Stanley Clark
Jeremy Davenport
Dianne Reeves
Lots more I am forgetting

BLUES

Otis Rush
Doctor John
Snooks Eaglin
B.B. King
Johnny Lang
Johnny Winter
John Mayhall
Robert Cray
Albert King
Hubert Sumlin
David Krull
Buddy Guy
Little Milton
Bonnie Raitt
Tab Benoit
Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Johnnie Johnson
and lots more

FUNK

The Meters
Neville Brothers
Chocolate Milk
Funkadellic
The Isley Brothers
Galactic
Kool & The Gang
The Time Band
Gap Band
Robert Randolph and the Family Band (maybe not funk, but I'm putting it here)
TWO BANDS I WOULD LOVE TO SEE LIVE BUT HAVEN'T FALL IN THIS CATEGORY (Sly and the Family Stone and Tower of Power)

Rock, punk and country are going to have to wait b/c my head hurts.

[taterguy]

3. Yeah, right

How about a random sampling

Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper
Rolling Stones
Pink Anderson, Jr.
Carl Perkins
Bobby Bland
Golden Palominos
Let's Active
Walter Wolfman Washington
John Prine
The Pressure Boys
Don Dixon
Del Fuegos
Lou Reed
Southern Culture on the Skids
L7
Ben Folds Five
Snatches of Pink
Tribe After Tribe
Metal Flake Mother

[jobycom]

4. Kiss, Van halen, the Who, Cheap Trick, Barry Manilow, Styx, Fleetwood Mac

Heart, Journey, the Babies, the Allman Brothers, Charlie Daniels, Blue Oyster Cult, Alice Cooper, Three Dog Night, Jimmy Buffet, the Neville Brothers, Mary-Chapin Carpenter, Leon Russell, ZZ Top, AC/DC, Dolly Parton, Conway Twitty, Moe Bandy... Damn, it's harder than I thought it would be. That's probably half of them.

[bbernardini]

5. From a list I made a while back (and just updated)

Repeat offenders noted after the artist name. "Coming soon" list at bottom.

4 Way Street (2x)
Air Supply (2x)
Alice In Chains
Arrested Development
Asia (2x)
Atom and His Package
Bad Religion (3x)
Barenaked Ladies (6x)
Beastie Boys, The
Belzer, Richard
Bern, Dan
Berry, Chuck
Big 10-4
Big Wu, The
Billy Bragg
Bland, Bobby "Blue"
Blondie
Blue Oyster Cult
Boggia, Jim (8x)
Bonham
Boredoms, The
Boss Hog
Breeders, The
Brooks, Garth
Brown, Clarence "Gatemouth"
Buffett, Jimmy (2x)
Cafferty, John (2x)
California Guitar Trio
Carpenter, Mary Chapin (3x)
Cave, Nick
Cheap Trick (6x)
Clapton, Eric
Clinton, George
Clinton, George
Conwell, Tommy
Cross, Christopher
Cure, The
Davis, Miles
Davis, Stuart (2x)
Dead, The
DeYoung, Dennis
Dinosaur Jr.
Dogbowl
Dogbowl & Kramer
Dream Theater
ELP
Entwistle, John
Everly Brothers, The
Ferguson, Maynard (3x)
Fishbone
Flaming Lips, The
Flock Of Seagulls, A
Fogelberg, Dan (2x)
Frampton, Peter
Francis, John
Fripp, Robert
Front 242
Geggy Tah
God Street Wine
Hall, John S. (2x)
Hooters, The (3x)
Hornsby, Bruce (3x)
Idle, Eric
Idol, Billy
Indigo Girls (2x)
Jackson, Joe (3x)
Jethro Tull
Joel, Billy (2x)
Jones, John Paul
Journey (2x)
Kansas
Keb Mo
Keillor, Garrison
Kelly, Sean
Keneally, Mike (9x)
Killers, The
King Crimson
King Missile
King, B.B. (3x)
Kramer
Krauss, Alison
L7
Lauper, Cyndi
MacLean, Don
Manilow, Barry
Martin, Charlotte
Mason, Dave
Matthews, Dave
McCartney, Paul
Meat Loaf (3x)
Meridian Arts Ensemble
Metheny/DeJohnette/Hancock/Holland
Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The
Missing Persons
Monkees, The
Moody Blues (2x)
Moore, Michael
Mould, Bob (2x)
Moxy Fruvous (2x)
Navigators
Negativland
Nelson, Willie
Other Ones, The
Oysterhead
Pauley, Mieka (5x)
Petruzzelli, Jon
Phish
Pink Floyd
Porcupine Tree
Primus
Project/Object
Rage Against The Machine
Ramones, The
Rebirth Brass Band
REO Speedwagon
Rock and Hyde
Rollins, Henry (2x)
Rundgren, Todd (9x)
Rush (2x)
Samples, The (6x)
Saw Doctors, The (3x)
Sha-Na-Na
Simon and Garfunkel
Skaggs, Ricky
Skeleton Crew
Skolnick, Alex
Smashing Pumpkins
Smith, Mindy
Southern Culture On The Skids
Sponge
Springfield, Rick (3x)
Starr, Ringo
Status Quo
Strangefolk
Styx (2x)
Subdudes
Take 6
Teenage Fanclub
Tenacious D
They Might Be Giants (3x)
Tool
Toto
Tribe Called Quest, A
Trout Fishing In America (6x)
Tubes, The (2x)
Twinemen
U2
Vai, Steve
Waite, John
Wakeman, Rick
Was (Not Was)
Waters, Roger
Who, The
Wilson, Brian
Yankovic, "Weird Al"
Yearwood, Trisha
Yes (3x)
Z

Coming soon:
Snow Patrol/OK Go/Silversun Pickups
The Police
Genesis

[jayfish]

7. Damn Fine List.

You actually helped jog my memory on a couple I had forgotten. Did you save all of your stubs?

Jay

[bbernardini]

15. No, didn't save the stubs.

I have recordings of a bunch of them, though. I'm working on a collection of every concert my son attended in utero. :) I've got all but 2, and I know somebody with a recording of one of them.

[jayfish]

19. I Used To Save All Of My Stubs...

up to the time when I could drink freely at shows. After that they were lost outright or just so wrinkled and soaked with sweat that they looked like they just came out of a washing machine.

Jay

[suninvited]

16. Alphabetized even,

I'm impressed

[tigereye]

80. impressive list!

you got to see MOxy! I never did. :cry:

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

99. we have a lot of overlap

so who was the best show?

[AllegroRondo]

6. Oh my.

Not including the far too numerous classical music concerts...

Rush (about a dozen times)
Erasure
the Cure
Depeche Mode
Sugar Cubes
Yngwe Malmstein
Primus
Scorpions
Bad Religion
Concrete Blonde
Sisters of Mercy
NIN
Eagles
Pink Floyd
Ramones
Pearl Jam
Santana
Crosby Stills and Nash
Bela Fleck
Dave Matthews
Phish

[Lyric]

92. you got to see The Sisters...???

I hate you with great hate...







Not really... but i am really, really jealous.

Which tour?

[myrna minx]

8. Ugh. This will make my head hurt, but I'll supply a partial list..

The Amnesty International 1986 tour that included:
The Police
U2
Peter Gabriel
Neville Bros.
Lou Reed
Joan Baez

PiL
New Order
The Sugar Cubes
The Smiths
Echo and the Bunnymen
Davie Bowie
Depeche Mode
Millions of Dead Cops
Henry Rollins spoken word
Howard Jones
Erasure
Tina Turner/Wang Chung
Revolting Cocks
Token Entry
Sick of it All
Doom
Destroy
Skinny Puppy
NiN
The Cramps
1st Lollapalooza.
Ugh--I think I'm to 1990? I spent the 90's st shows, I don't think I could provide a list of that. :-)

[NewJeffCT]

30. damn - I'm jealous of some of your concerts

New Order, PiL, Echo & the Bunnymen, the Smiths, MDC, the Cramps...

Bands I always wanted to see, but never did.

[myrna minx]

36. I was fortunate enough to live near Chicago and Madison

when I was a teen in the 80's, so my friends and I were able to go to many really great shows. I've never been able to make it to a Nick Cave show, though. :-(

My favorite show that I ever attended was Tom Waits in 1999. That was amazing. We Minneapolitans are spoiled because whenever he tours (every decade or so) he stops by Minneapolis. :hi:

[NewJeffCT]

43. I missed a lot in my late teens

My senior year of high school was 1985, and I was primarily into heavy metal type stuff from around 1980 through the late 80s. I started getting into 'alternative' music my freshman year of college 85-86, but did not get a chance to get to many concerts until after I got out of college - so I missed a lot of those groups. I went to college a little over an hour from Boston, too, so I'm sure many of those bands went through Boston during that era as well...

I had a chance to go see Nirvana on their last tour - I think they were in Springfield, Mass. I was a bit under the weather, so decided to pass. Next thing you know, Kurt Cobain was dead. ;(

[myrna minx]

46. I know what you mean about Nirvana.

(Before they were 'big')They played in a small bar/venue/dump called the Uptown Bar in Mpls and I didn't go. *sigh* I'm sure I was just sitting in some other dump that night. *kicks self* I wished I would have been able to see any Clash incarnation, but I missed them too.

[CanuckAmok]

84. Ooo, Sick of it All! Great band.

I was at Lollapalooza 1, show 1. Pretty good, as far as stadium shows go.

[RiffRandell]

9. I know I'm forgetting some since I'm old now.

Ramones
Agnostic Front
Exodus
DRI
Reducers
Metallica
Foo Fighters
Public Image Limited
Queensryche
Local H
Pink Floyd
Roger Waters
Black Flag
Van Halen (Sammy)
Eddie Money
Rick Springfield (first concert)
The Police
Sting
Gangrene
Cro-mags
Descendents
Bush

Edit for spelling.

[GumboYaYa]

41. I wish I had gotten the chance to see the Ramones in person.

Lucky you.

[suninvited]

12. Do they have to be bands?

Most of the people I have seen in concert are single acts:

Cristopher Cross
Jimmy Buffett
Whitney Houston
Vanilla Ice (no kidding, I took my kids when they were early teens)
John Prine
Indigo Girls (5 times)
Jewel*
Sarah McLaughlin*
Joan Osborne*
Fiona Apple*
Emmylou Harris*
(* At Lilith Fair in Atlanta)
Dwight Yoakum
Chicago

I am sure there are more, my brain isn't working very well this morning

[jayfish]

13. If They Had Any Musical Accompaniment, It's Fine. -NT-

Jay

[NewWaveChick1981]

14. I'll put down what I can remember...

It's been so many, so I'm sure there are more.

The Police (Joan Jett opened for them)
Adam and the Ants
The Clash
U2 (back before they made it big!)
Bowwowwow
Psychedelic Furs (four times!)
The English Beat (REM opened for them before they made it big!)
Human Sexual Response
The B-52s
Black Flag
David Bowie
Altered Images


Non-music: Graham Chapman when he did his college tour

[jayfish]

17. Lots Of Lists That Include Black Flag.

I'm jealous. "My War" changed my tasted in music almost instantly.

Jay

[Rhythm]

94. I got to see them on the "Slip It In" tour...

i broke my nose in the pit that night...

What a great show... Henry was a god on stage.

[deepthought42]

18. Oh my...I'll give it a try...

12 Stones (8/24/02)
Avenged Sevenfold (OzzFest '06)
Breaking Benjamin (3x; 4th concert coming up on 3/22!)
Celine Dion (yeah, that's right! :P)
Creed (2x) (2/8/02; 8/24/02)
Crazy Anglos (5/05)
Chevelle (5/05)
Crossfade
Disturbed (OzzFest '06)
Evanescence (7/24/04; my b-day!)
Godsmack (12/06)
Incubus (6/9/02)
Lacuna Coil (OzzFest '06) (1x; 2nd concert coming up 4/10!)
Seether (3x) (7/24/04, 2 others)
Three Days Grace (7/24/04)
Weird Al Yankovic (1x; 2nd concert coming up on 5/8!!!) (5/00)

Those are bands I wanted to see, obviously there were some opening bands/other bands at these concerts:

Virgos
Hatebreed
Voodoo Blue (good local MD band)
The Exies
Soil
Shinedown
Army of Anyone (1/30/07)
Dropping Daylight (1/30/07
Staind
Silvertide
Shaft (3/22/07 concert)
Blue Collar (3/22/07 concert)
Stone Sour (4/10/07 concert)
Shadows Fall (4/10/07 concert)
Jerry Cantrell (8/24/02)

I can't remember any others. They were probably opening bands that I didn't like. I'll have to check my ticket stubs when I get home tonight. \m/

[jayfish]

21. How Was...

Army Of Anyone? I think their album is great but from the live clips I've seen it doesn't sound like Patrick could sing his way out of the shower.

Jay

[deepthought42]

23. Actually I thought they were pretty good

Considering I didn't know any of their songs, and the band I wanted to see (Hurt) wasn't there. They were definately better than the shitty opening band (whose name I have chosen to forget for all time). Thank goodness for the bar in the venue...lol :beer:

[NMDemDist2]

20. dang, that's tough. my first concert was Jimi Hexdrix

Santana opened for him

and here's a partial list (I'll forget tons and tons I know)

Ten Years After
Jethro Tull
It's a Beautiful Day
Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Jefferson Starship
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Steve Miller Band
Crosby Stills and Nash
The BeeGees
Van Morrison
Cat Stevens
Alice Cooper
Loggins & Messina (who put on a ROCKIN show in spite of their 'soft' albums)
Ike & Tina Turner
The Who
Credence Clearwater
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Led Zepplin
The Eagles
The Pointer Sisters (my band opened for them, so I shared a dressing room with them too)
Joe Cocker
Heart


pretty much anybody who toured in the early-mid 70s at either Fillmore West or Winterland, I saw em

:shrug:

[bikebloke]

22. Kraftwerk

Patricia Kaas
Lionel Hampton
Robin Hitchcock
The Beach Boys (freebie on the Mall)
Deep Blue Sea (Christchurch, New Zealand local band)

There are other smaller bands, but not worth dredging for. I don't go often.

[Radical Activist]

24. Wow. That's a long list for me.

I'll try to stick to bands people have actually heard of.

U2
Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
Aerosmith
Semisonic
Guster
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Foo Fighters
Ben Harper
Beck
Hank Williams III
Garbage
Tom Petty
Jewel
Cranberries
Collective Soul
Goo Goo Dolls
311
Fastball
OK GO
Modest Mouse
They Might Be Giants
Arlo Guthrie
Steve Earl
Earle Scruggs
Emylou Harris
Allison Kraus
BB King
George Thurogood
Buddy Guy
Ziggy Marley
Dave Matthews Band
Phish
Widespread Panic
Black Crowes
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
John Prine
Neil Young
Willie Nelson
Toots and the Maytals
Cat Power
Chumbawumba
Allman Brothers
Bruce Cockburn
Govt Mule
Johnny Lang
Third Eye Blind
Kings of Leon
Jack Johnson
Bela Fleck
Yonder Mountain String Band


There are others I've only seen at festivals or as opening acts that I'm sure I'm forgetting.

[Va Lefty]

25. What I can remember:

Alice Cooper
Pablo Cruise
Kansas
Molly Hatchet-(2X)
ELO
The Outlaws
Marshall Tucker Band
Pat Benatar
.38 Special- Def Leppard opened for them
Jefferson Starship
Jimmy Buffet-(5X)
The Road Ducks-(2X)
Blackfoot
The Charlie Daniels Band
REO Speedwagon
Foreigner
Van Halen
Joe Jackson
The Police- The Go-Go's opened for them
Rush
Bob Seeger
The Cars
Berlin
Ratt-Bon Jovi opened for them
John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band
Motely Cure-(3X)
Quit Riot
Poison-(2X)
Jackson Browne
George Throughgood and the Delaware Destroyers-(2X)
Judas Priest
Eddie Money
The Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan
Cinderella
Bruce Hornsby-(2X)
Heart
Phil Collins
Dwight Yoakum-(2X)
ZZ Top
Crosby Stills ans Nash
Joan Jett
Warren Zevon
Dave Matthews-(4X)
Alison Krause and Union Station

[jane_pippin]

26. I can't remember, but I'm bored so I'll try

In order they pop into my head:

Oblivians
Reigning Sound
Guided by Voices
Black Crowes
The Darkness
Andrew W.K.
Electric 6
Hentchmen
Hunches
Black Lips
Hives
White Stripes
Sleater Kinney (against my will)
Cat Power
Miss Alex White
The Pony's
The Spits
Holly Golightly
Dan Melchior's Broke Revue
Irma Thomas
King Khan & BBQ
The Dirtbombs
Bantam Rooster
The Frogs
Wesley Willis
Patti Smith
Makers
Danko Jones
Dub Narcotic
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Alex Chilton
Weezer
Detroit Cobras
The Paybacks
Dick Dale
Scandal
R.E.M
Andre Williams
Fugazi
Tenacious D
Frank Black
Skye Saxon

A bunch of local bands, and lots more non-local bands that I can't remember at all now because after a while all the The Somethings kind of run together, and then a bunch of shitty singer-songwriters I had to sit through for an old job.

Edit: remembered some more

[RetroLounge]

27. Oh, man, off the top of my head...

Pink Floyd
Ted Nugent
Marillion
U2
Iron Maiden
Scorpions
Judas Priest
Heart
Joe Perry Project
Cheap Trick
Ramones
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Twisted Sister
Queensryche
The Cult
The Divynals
Cyndi Lauper
Billy Idol
Dez Dickerson (of Prince’s Band)
Ministry
Meat Beat Manifesto
David Gilmour
Nine Inch Nails
Skinny Puppy
Brian Setzer Orchestra
Eric Clapton
Muddy Waters
Marcia Ball
Nirvana
Soundgarden
Mudhoney
Danzig
Jesus and Mary Chain
Thompson Twins
The Beat Farmers
Del Fuegos
Indigo Girls
The Church
The Wonderstuff
Peter Murphy
Jet
The Vines
Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Smashing Pumpkins
Black Crowes
Sinead O’Connor
Dwight Yoakum
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Blue Rodeo
Tim Finn
James McMurtry
The La’s
Sixpence None the Richer
The Judy Bats
The Blue Hawaiians
Dick Dale
Van Halen
Donnie Iris
Eddie Money
Ozzy Osborne
Def Leppard
Soul Asylum
Elton John
Jane’s Addiction
Sonic Youth
The Bodeans
10,000 Maniacs
Fishbone
Flesh for Lulu
Paul Young
Nik Kershaw
Psychedelic Furs
The Smithereens
Lone Justice
Alice in Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
White Zombie
Cake
Local H
Meat Puppets
Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
Cocteau Twins
Galaxie 500
Wire Train
Three Dog Night
Gordon Lightfoot
The Guess Who
Jimmy Cliff
Rankin’ Roger
Re-Flex
The Call
Marshall Crenshaw
Laurie Anderson

RL

[NewJeffCT]

28. No way I'll remember them all, but here goes

This is only a fraction of what/who I've seen - the last concert I went to was the David Bowie/Nine Inch Nails show... I've edited this list 4 times now to add more.

Lita Ford
Ratt
Twisted Sister*
(these 1st three were my first ever concert)
Rush
Ozzy Osbourne
Metallica*
Queensryche
Deep Purple
Judas Priest
Dio
Zebra
REM
10,000 Maniacs*
Belly
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Green Day
U2
Hole
Nine Inch Nails
David Bowie
4 Non Blondes
Husker Du
Anthrax
Garbage
Yngwie Malmsteen
Triumph
Steve Vai
Sugarcubes
Ted Nugent (embarrassed by that one)
Megadeth*

* seen more than once.

I've been to quite a few music festivals - Lollapalooza, etc - and there are just too many to remember them all.

[VenusRising]

29. I've only really gone to outdoor festival concerts.

Mark Chestnut
Sawyer Brown
(Dragged to these concerts as a kid)

Green Day
A Tribe Called Quest
George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
Beastie Boys
The Breeders
Smashing Pumpkins
10,000 Maniacs (after Natalie left-suck ass)
Matchbox 20
Counting Crows
Collective Soul
No Doubt
The Wallflowers
Bush
Jewel
Paula Cole
Bowling for Soup
Les Claypool and the Flying Frog Brigade



That's all I can remember right now. Most of those bands were seen at either Lollapalooza in 94 or Rockfest in 97.

[ProfessorGAC]

31. You Apparently Have A Better Memory For This Sort Of Thing

I've been to hundreds. It was cheap when i was in high school. And, now i'm a cranky old man and don't like big crowds. So, my "concerting" days are over.

But, just to add some that weren't on your list.

Led Zeppelin (Twice)
Cyndi Lauper (Twice)
King Crimson (Twice)
The Fixx (Twice)
The Eagles (Yeah, i know.)
Oingo Boingo
Yes (Twice. You added that, but i had to mention it anyway.)
ELP
Deep Purple (Twice)
Blue Oyster Cult (Several Times. Long Story. Not going into it.)
Rufus/Chaka Khan (See Blue Oyster Cult)
Three Dog Night (Three Times)
Ides of March
Survivor (from backstage, twice)
Cheap Trick (from backstage; we opened for them at Chicagofest in the mid-80's)
Weather Report
Return To Forever
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Miles Davis
David Bowie (four times)
Alice Cooper (twice)
Mott The Hoople (twice)
Foghat (twice. Yeah, twice. Don't ask)
Dire Straits
Eric Clapton with Carlos Santana

That's enough. I'm feelin' old.
The Professor

[VenusRising]

32. Return to Forever!!

I would love to take my husband to see Stanley Clarke; he's such a huge fan.

[ProfessorGAC]

34. Funny Stanley Clarke Story

I had a piano coach back the 70's who knew Chick. So, when they were in Chicago once (we saw them at Arie Crown), we went to my old coach's house to meet Chick.

We were looking at pictures of the gear from the show and Stanley's gear was one of the pix. In it was an Alembic 6 string piccolo bass. Chick said that when he got it he was so happy about it and Chick looked at him and said "Stanley, clam down. Most people call that a guitar!" Just struck us really funny. Even the most serious amongst us can cut to the quick.
The Professor

[VenusRising]

45. That's hysterical!

My husband gets annoyed with 5 and 6 string basses. He likes his trusty 4 string. The funny thing is that he just bought a guitar and I now I'm going to tell him he could have just gotten a 5 or 6 string bass. :rofl:

[GumboYaYa]

42. Mott the Hopple twice and Weather Report......

Some of you people are making me really jealous.

[jayfish]

52. I'm With You.

I just can't do concerts anymore. Now I always get the "when is this going to be over" vibe about half-way through the show. There are a couple I would like to see that I missed in my youth, but I wouldn't go out of my way for them.


A couple more to add

Jimmy Stagger
Duke Tomato

On Edit:
The Jayhawks
Collective Soul

[regularguy]

33. Some:

Kiss
Led Zeppelin
Rolling Stones
Grateful Dead (LOTS!)
Allman Bros
Jethro Tull
Aerosmith
Weather Report
Miles
Ben Folds 5
Beck
Junior Brown
Dr. John
Wild Magnolias!
Herbie Hancock
Breker Brothers
Moe
PFunk
Beastie Boys
Pat Metheny
Ornette Coleman
Sun Ra
N. Missisippi All Stars
Tower of Power!
Drop Kick Murphys
Maggie Estep
Jane Ira Bloom
Joe Pass
Joni Mitchell
David Bromberg
King Sunny Ade
Yellowman
Steele Pulse
Jon Scofield


and so on.........

[electricmonk]

35. A few of them

Here's a partial list.

GBH
Agnostic Front
MDC
Poison Idea
Rancid Vat
GWAR
Mentors
Antiseen
Cro-Mags
Fugazi
Soulside
Jawbox
Government Issue
Beefeater
The Kinks
Doobie Brothers
Molly Hatchet
DOA
Avail
Gang of Four
Radio 4
Butthole Surfers
Cramps
DI
Dickies
The Hunns
Down By LAw
Buzzcocks
TSOL
Slaughter and the Dogs
UK Subs
Broken Bones
Trouble Funk
Smashing Pumpkins
Social Distortion
Snuff
The Alarm
Hole
Descendents
Lunachicks
Black Market Baby
Circle Jerks
Murphy's Law
Faith No More
Stiff Little Fingers
The Adicts
Burning Spear
Battalion of Saints
Slapshot
The Cult
Metallica
Nation of Ulysses
Corrosion of Conformity
DRI
Exploited
Ignition
No Means No
Shudder to Think
Scream
Swiz
Happy Flowers
Lollapalooza '91
Lollapalooza '93
The Business

I need to get ready for work so I'll have to stop now.

[momophile]

37. how about the highlights?

Dead Milkmen - three times
Depeche Mode
the Cure - twice
Indigo Girls - twice
Gipsy Kings
Morrissey
Nine Inch Nails
Greatful Dead
AC/DC
and so many other rock bands that just thinking about them makes my head hurt

[Strawman]

89. I wish I had seen the Dead Milkmen

[momophile]

95. they were really fun to see

as I'm sure you can imagine.
:hi:

[Oeditpus Rex]

38. Le'see...

Rare Earth, Bonnie Bramlett and Snail; Journey; America and Eric Burdon; Gamma; Eddie Money; Joan Jett; Neil Young; Pat Travers; George Winston; Cheap Trick; the Austin Lounge Lizards (eight or nine times); the Rev. Billy C. Wirtz (twice); the Foremen; the Beach Boys, Jerry Lee Lewis, the Drifters and the Four Seasons; plus a whole mess o' folks at the Monterey Blues Festival and Monterey Jazz Festival.

Some o' youse guys musta lived across the street from Winterland. :)

[Dulcinea]

39. A partial list:

Journey, 2x (flame away, I was in high school!)
Bryan Adams (see above)
Billy Squier (terrible)
Bruce Springsteen, 2x
U2, 4x
Squeeze w/ The Smithereens
The Pretenders w/ Iggy Pop
King Missile, 4x
Peter Gabriel
Donnie Iris (a Pittsburgh legend)
ZZ Top
Rolling Stones
REM, 2x
Several Lollapaloozas...

And many others who escape me now.

[LynneSin]

40. Here goes

Shaun Cassidy
Yes
David Bowie (3 times)
Billy Idol (twice)
Def Leppard
Cheap Trick
Robert Plant solo (4 times)
Page/Plant (2 times)
Jimmy Page solo (1 time - Jason Bonham was the drummer on that tour)
Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes
Living Colour
Stray Cats
Steely Dan
Rolling STones
The Who (it was their farewell tour of 1989)
Greatful Dead
The Hooters (3 times)
Steve Miller Band (4 times)
Ringo Starr and his Band of All-Stars
Jimmy Buffett
Bela Fleck and the Flectones
Damien Rice (seen him 2 times)

I'm fussy about what concerts I'll see
Dixie Chicks
Green Day
Alanis Morrisette
Bare Naked Ladies
Art Garfunkel

[LynneSin]

57. Geez I forgot Pearl Jam

:cry:

[geiger]

44. short list

Blue Oyster Cult, Bread, The BeeGees, Eric Clapton, ZZTop, The Who, Tina Turner in Madrid, and I went to Austin City Limits once.

[CottonBear]

47. Here goes (this is just some. I live in Athens, GA and can't remember all of the bands I've heard.)

Grateful Dead (several times, once at the fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta, GA)
Dire Straits (at the Fox Theater in Atlanta, GA)
BB King
English Beat (outdoors at Legion Field at UGA circa 1982, R.E.M. opened for them, awesome show)
Hot Tuna
Taj Mahal
Neil Young (twice: once at the Omni in Atlanta and once front row seats for the Trans tour at UGA in Athens, GA)
Bob Dylan
Mojo Nixon
Sonic Youth
Jimmy Buffet
Elton John (circa 1982 with original band from Captain Fantastic album)
that guy who sang the songs in the movie "There's Something About Mary"


...and a few of the countless Athens, GA & Georgia bands I've heard:

R.E.M.
Randall Brablett and Davis Causey (both formerly of Sea Level)
Time Toy
Pylon
Oh OK
Redneck Greece Deluxe
Toy Boat
Subject to Change
Men in Trees
Cosmic Charlie
Wildcats
Mother's Finest

many more...but I can't remember them all now...

[sakabatou]

49. Very few

The Black Mages and the Seatbelts.

[MissMillie]

50. Wow... let's see

Aimee Mann
'til Tuesday
Genesis
Foreigner
Joe Walsh
Robert Plant
Cock Robin (???)
Bryan Adams
ELO
Peter Gabriel
Shawn Colvin
Moody Blues
Yes
David Bowie
Boston Symphany Orchestra
Bryan Ferry
Lilith Fair (that year it was Tracey Chapman, Cardigans, Sarah McLachlan, Indigo Girls, Fiona Apple)
Bruce Springsteen
Dave Matthews Band
Ben Folds 5
Beck
Rod Stewart
Jimmy Buffet
Simon & Garfunkel
The Firm
U2
The Bee Gees
Neil Finn
Grey Eyed Glances
Stevie Ray Vaughn



I know I'm forgetting some. I know I am. (Of course I've seen some of these people multiple times: Robert Plant 3 times, Moody Blues 9 times, Aimee Mann 4 or 5 times....)

I've always wanted to see the Cowboy Junkies, but somehow they elude me.

[Dervill Crow]

51. Easy for me.

Paul Revere and the Raiders
The Grassroots
The Monkees
Three Dog Night

These may or may not count as bands.
Neil Diamond
Garth Brooks
Clint Black

I am sooooo boring.

[woofless]

53. No particular order

Grand Funk
Jefferson Airplane ('68)
Crazy Horse
Bob Seeger
Wishbone Ash
Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen
Weather Report
Cat Stevens
Chicago
Grateful Dead
Mudcrutch
Allman Bros
Charlie Daniels
Doc Watson
Earl Scruggs Revue
Bob Dylan
Kinky Friedman
Joan Baez
Mick Ronson
Chase
Rick Derringer
Who
Yes
Poco
Dr. Hook
Cheech and Chong
Randy Newman
John Mayall(W/Don "Sugarcane" Harris)
Leon Redbone
Cowboy (W/Bonnie Bramlett.......hotchacha)
Dave Brubeck
Herbie Mann
Neil Diamond
Elvin Bishop (W/Mickey Thomas)

At least that's what I remember now. For example, I know I saw the Dead in '72 at American University but I don't remember a damn bit of the music. SSiiiigggggggggghhhhhh

[graywarrior]

54. My very first concert was Peter Paul & Mary

Then...I went Rcok n Roll
Allman brothers (at least 15 times)
Doobie Brothers
Dave Mason
Little Feet
Queen
Tom Rush (at least 10 times)
Bob Dylan
YES
BB King
Dr. John
Crosby till Nash & Young (at least 3 times)
Jeff Beck & Rod Stuart when they killed eachother on stage
J. Geils
Peter Wolf when he was lead singer of The Hallucinations
Buzzy Linhart
Rolling Stones
Janis Joplin
Chick Corea
Simon & Garfunckle
Mother's of Invention
Frank Zappa doing jazz
Cream
Jimi Hendrix
Bruce Springsteen
Chicago
David Bowie
Talking Heads
Boz Scaggs
Motley Crue


Shit...can't remember them all. I was stoned for most of them.

[usaftmo]

55. Piece of cake...none

I don't particularly want to be in a large crowd of people where some are drunk and/or high that is listening to a recording while watching lip-syncing(sp.?) take place. Sorry, just isn't my thing. :shrug:

Being a casual listener of music I tend to avoid the angle of liking a specific group/person. I make a decision on each song individually. Surprisingly I don't even pay attention to the lyrics! The rhythm/melody is what attracts me. Perhaps I'm alone having that kind of angle.

The only group/person that I would attend a concert is Phil Collins. Honorable Mention(s) to Elton John and Billy Joel.

[jayfish]

58. Smaller Venues Are Cool Too.

Some of the best I've seen were shows with audiences of 50-500 people. I've never been to a show that I even remotely thought was dubbed either. To each his/her own though.

Jay

[usaftmo]

59. Thanks for not flaming me.

After thinking about my post a person could easily interpret my remarks as concert bashing. I suppose this tolerance of differing opinions isn't welcome over in freeperville! :rofl:

[grace0418]

56. Oh boy, there are some weird ones. J. Geils Band was my first concert at 13 in 1983.

The early/mid-80s concerts were often shows where I went with a sibling or friends, so not necessarily all stuff I wanted to see really bad. But some shows I really did want to see.
Huey Lewis & the News
Hall & Oates
Earth, Wind & Fire
Kenny Loggins
Wham!
Go West
Genesis
Journey
Yes
The Police
I know I'm forgetting some...

Then came the late-8os and early-90s, when I was really obssessed with music...
Depeche Mode (multiple shows)
Nitzer Ebb
PiL
Morrissey (multiple shows)
New Order (multiple shows)
Erasure (multiple shows)
The Mighty Lemondrops
The Ocean Blue
Love & Rockets
Sugar Cubes
The Church
Sinead O'Connor
The Wonderstuff
The Farm (I think?)
Pet Shop Boys
Ministry
KMFDM
KLF
Jesus & Mary Chain
The Cure
10,000 Maniacs
The Sundays
Revolting Cocks
Meat Beat Manifesto
Human League
Trash Can Sinatras
REM
Berlin
Howard Jones
Stone Roses
Echo & the Bunnymen
Revenge
Electronic
They Might Be Giants (about a million times)
Plus a bunch of local punk and garage bands
I *know* I'm forgetting a bunch here...

Since the mid-90s, I find myself going to smaller shows. I hate the big arenas and festivals. I'd rather see smaller, more intimate shows.

I do see Neil Finn every time he comes to town in whatever permutation he might be playing.
And I still go see They Might Be Giants quite often.
Indigo Girls (multiple shows)
Erin McKeown
Paris Combo
Buena Vista Social Club
Lots of folk/world/singer-songwriter type shows

[Rhythm]

100. That show saved my life...

*The early/mid-80s concerts were often shows where I went with a sibling or friends, so not necessarily all stuff I wanted to see really bad. But some shows I really did want to see.*

I went to that show when they came through Charlotte NC... i think i was 16
I was dead front/center on the floor, and got sprayed with champagne by Peter Wolfe.

I attended a private fundie parochial school at the time, the rules of which forbid students from attending rock concerts, seeing as they were "the work of the devil" and all. *L*
The day after the show, they somehow found out i'd gone (i think a church elder worked at the coliseum or something...), and they expelled me immediately!

Yay!!! I hated that place...

My parents weren't even mad, either.
They felt that policy undermined their rights as parents.

[eyepaddle]

60. I'll skip most of the bar acts--that'd about quadruple the list

Fastway
AC/DC
Great White
Judas Priest
Twisted Sister
Iron Maiden
Giuffria
Deep Purple
Accept
Mama's Boys
Ratt
Tesla
Def Leppard
Megadeth
Testament
Dokken
Cinderella
Waysted
Yes
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Little Feat
The Allman Brothers
Gov't Mule
Jethro Tull
Blow Me and the Hootfish (err wait; Hootie and the, oh fuck, I was right the first time)
NIN
A Perfect Circle
Marilyn Manson
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Queensryche
Slim Dunlap
Freddy Jones Band
Phish
George Thorogood
Brian Setzer Orchestra
Steve Vai
Eric Johnson
Joe Satriani
Yngwie Malmsteen
Son Volt
Polara
Run Westy Run
Dick Dale
Beau Soleil
Rosenberg 7
Troka
Tim SParks & Dean MaGraw
Leo Kottke
Rush
Mr. Big

I'm sure I'm forgetting some gigs at First Avenue that were of note--and then dozens of bar bands around the Twin Cities, some of which a few DUers might know, like Twelve Rods, or Detroit, or Man Planet.

On Edit I saw a bunch of these bands more than one time. A lot of the others were opening up for one band or another.

[HughBeaumont]

61. Here goes . . . a lot.

There's no way I'm alphabetizing this.

Rollins Band (5x), Nine Inch Nails (3x), Pearl Jam (2x), Rush (2x), D.R.I. (2x), Neurosis (4x), Butthole Surfers (2x), Jesus Lizard (2x), Melvins (4x), Jello Biafra, Fantomas, Tomahawk, Mastodon (9x), Bronx (2x) (ecch), Korn (2x) (eccch), Integrity, godspeed you! black emperor, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum (3x), Mushroomhead (2x) (ecccch), GWAR (5x), Opeth, Fear Before the March of Flames, Devildriver, A Life Once Lost, Clutch (5x), Anthrax (6x), Big Business, Dalek (2x), Laaz Rockit, Savatage, Testament (4x), Nuclear Assault (4x), Forbidden (3x), D.B.C., A Tribe Called Quest, Run-DMC, Bad Religion (2x), S.O.D. (4x), M.O.D., Ludichrist, Scatterbrain (2x), High on Fire (8x), Helmet (4x), Faith No More, Mr. Bungle (4x), Primus (7x), Morbid Angel, Carcass, Death, Cannibal Corpse (2x), Nile (2x), Anal Blast, Brutal Truth (3x), Cathedral, Agony Column, deadhorse, Mighty Mighty BossTones (4x), Melt Banana, Rob Zombie (dude, stick to making movies, PLEASE), White Zombie (2x), Pestilence, Children of Bodom, Thine Eyes Bleed, Viogression, Lamb of God (2x), First three Lollapaloozas, so all of those bands (Lush, Siouxie and the Banshees, Ministry, Dinosaur Jr, Jesus and Mary Chain, Alice in Chains, Babes in Toyland, Rage against the Machine, Tool, etc), Napalm Death (7x), Today is the Day (2x), Bongzilla (2x), Forced Entry (3x), Keelhaul (4x), Pelican, Trevor Dunn's Trio Convulsant, Sacred Reich (3x), Death Angel, Metallica, Queensryche, Iron Maiden, Yes, KISS, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen (3 songs during a John Kerry rally in Cleveland, so not really), Jane's Addiction (2x), Queens of the Stone Age, Deftones, Quicksand (2x), Godflesh, Isis, Coal Chamber (2x), Type O Negative (4x), Slayer (6x), Agnostic Front (6x), Tub Ring (8x), Dillinger Escape Plan (6x), Snapcase (3x), Hatebreed (4x), Earth Crisis (4x), Machine Head (4x), Vio-Lence, Defiance, Chimaira, CIV, AFI (pre-goth period), Sick of it All (7x), Misfits (2x), System of a Down (4x), Mars Volta, Hella, Six Finger Satellite, Mike Watt, Spudmonsters (4x), Hatrix (2x), Devastation, Atheist, Candlemass, Blood for Blood, Bad Brains, Candiria (4x), Ice-T/Body Count (2x), Living Colour (2x), Urban Dance Squad, Young Gods, Old Lady Drivers, Bloodlet, Demolition Hammer, Dysrhythmia, Cephalic Carnage (4x), All Out War, Hard Corps, Enslaved, Macabre (3x), The Crown, Unearth (2x), Fishbone (3x), Biohazard (2x), Madball (2x), Sausage, James Brown, Mary Wells, Atrophy, Flotsam & Jetsam, Sepultura (2x), Soulfly, Black Dice, Wrathchild America, Annihilator, Less Than Jake (2x), The Descendants, Social Distortion, Nasty Savage, Godhead, Limp Bizkit (ecccch), Hole (worst live act I've ever seen, period. And I've seen Limp Bizkit live), Marilyn Manson (pffft), Slipknot, Mentors, Mong Hang, Boulder, Internal Bleeding, Scorn, Pigface (2x), Soundgarden (2x) . . . and that's all I can remember right now . . .

[jus_the_facts]

62. let's see...oh and a bonus video for ya...blast from da past...

:headbang:
http://www.youtube.com/v/U_oBjinZQ7k

Hank Williams, Jr.
Willie Nelson
Loverboy
Ratt
Bon Jovi 2x's
AC/DC 2x's
John Waite
Scandal
The Go-Go's
The Bangels
Marshall Crenshaw
Elvis Costello
Cheap Trick
Stryper
Night Ranger
White Lion
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Aerosmith
Dokken
Alice Cooper
Faster Pussycat
Rick Springfield
Til Tuesday
Cinderella
ZZ Top
Poison
Slaughter
Metallica

...and I know memory isn't servin'..missin' some most likely due to excessive drunkeness and other recreational activities! :hi:

[ceile]

63. I thought I was the only one to ever see Flot and Jet.

Opened for Swervedriver and someone else-can't remember.

[Lost-in-FL]

64. NIN

That's it... :shrug:

[mtnester]

65. OK let's see the ones I can remember

Kiss (Van Halen Opened)
Van Halen
Foghat
Rush
Journey
Aerosmith
Zeppelin
Black Crowes (multiple times, once in a club so small...it was a great show...damn you Kate)
Joe Cocker (fabulous show)
Chris Isaks (multiple times and a fantastic show, espcially if he has a horn section - highly recommended)
Lynyrd Skynyrd (all versions)
38 Special
Hughey Louis and the News
The Pretenders (mutiple times)
B52's
Allman Brothers (all versions)
Robert Plant (big log era)
The Who
Rolling Stones (multiple times)
Robert Cray
Johnny Winter (muliple times)
Robin Trower (multiple times and the loudest concert ever, I though after 3 days I would never hear correctly again)
Natalie Merchant (terrible show)
Def Leppard (walked out halfway it was that bad)
Eric Carmen
Pink Floyd (multiple versions)
Tubes (white punks on dope)
Talking Heads
Stooges
Bowie
Ted Nugent (yeah, I was younger and out of control)
Loverboy
Sting
Annie Lenox
Bob Seger
The Cult (great show - small club)
AC/DC - multiple times
Eagles
Joe Walsh - by himself
James Gang
Steely Dan (great show)
Clapton (multiple times and frequently now that he lives nearby, literally)
John Cougar Mellencamp - god his shows are good
Ozzie - many versions
Cheap Trick

Who do I want to see? U2, Chilies, Foo Fighters

Who would I have given my left arm to HAVE seen? The Ramones and Hendrix.

There are more but my head is hurting now...I would have to get out the stub bin.

My hubby was at the Who concert in Cincinnati, he talks about it once in awhile

[leftyclimber]

66. Much of college was a blur, but here goes...

Duran Duran
David Bowie
Sting (two different tours)
The Wailers (minus Bob Marley, of course)
Taj Mahal
Bonnie Raitt
John Denver (twice)
Lou Rawls
Joan Baez
Dar Williams
King Crimson (Adrian Belew)
Yes (three different tours)
K.T. Oslin
Nine Inch Nails
Perfect Circle
Robert Cray
J.Geils
Etta James
Jimmie Vaughan
Stevie Ray
B.B. King
that band from Kingston, Ont. that plays everything in E
The No DeLay Band (RIP Paul)
Cowboy Junkies
Robyn Hitchcock (no Egyptians)
Cherry Poppin' Daddies (way too many times; I went to college in "their" town)
The Mo'town Rounders
Moxy Fruvous
bunches of half-assed local bands in various cities I lived in (sometimes while playing in the quarter-assed bands that opened for them)

And some I forgot:

Peter, Paul, and Mary
Natalie MacMaster (twice)
Howard Jones
Dizzy Gillespie
Laurie Anderson
Lionel Hampton
Paul Revere and the Raiders
The Shirelles
The Coasters
various symphony orchestras (Chicago with Erich Leinsdorf as guest conductor definitely the best)
Joshua Bell

That's a smattering, at any rate.

[Cobalt-60]

67. Hmm. It has been a while

The Eagles, Slade, the Electric Light Orchestra, Yes, Rush, Prism,
Iron Butterfly, Billy Thorpe, Golden Ear Ring, Nectar, Pavlov's Dog,
Journey, Flame, Iggy Pop, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Renaissance,
Black Oak Arkansas, Alyota Haynes and Jeremiah, PDQ Bach, and
the B-52s.
As i wrack my brain for more, let me explain the antiquity of the
entries.
I stopped going to concerts the day a student ticket exceeded $10.00
The last one was either Rush or yes, back in '83.
It's just too much money for a few hours dubious pleasure. I can usually
assemble a CD catalog of all their works for that price.

[Broken_Hero]

68. Yeah,

Manhole, Life of Agony, Type O Negative, Daru the Damaja, Disturbed, Luxt, Mudvayne, Deftones, Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit ,and Metallica....

[enigmatic]

69. no way

It's over 200 hundred at least...

[AshevilleGuy]

70. 1969-1977:

Big Brother & The Holding Company
Chicago
Allman Bros
ELO
Supremes
The Who
Rod Stewart with The faces
Rolling Stones
Alice Cooper (I think)
Leon Russell
Rare Earth
Jethro Tull
Blue Oyster Cult
The Kinks
Paul McCartney & Wings
Bowie
Roxy Music
BeBop Deluxe
Patty Smith
J. Geils Band

[CanuckAmok]

85. BeBop Deluxe and Roxy must have been just amazing.

I'd love to see Roxy Music. I missed their reunion tour last year.

[GOPBasher]

71. A few of the same ones here.

I can't remember all of them, but here are some with the amount of times I saw them.

Rush - 8
Metallica - 2
Ozzy - 2 solo, 1 with Sabbath
Black Sabbith - the one just mentioned
Dio - 1
Iron Maiden - 2
Bruce Dickinson solo - 1
Queensryche - 2
Van Halen - 1 or 2, not sure
Dokken - 1
Poison - 2
Testament - 1
Tesla - 1
Megadeth - 1
Likkin Park - 1
Billy Joel - 1 or 2
Transsiberian orchestra - 1

I can't remember anymore. Plus, those are just headliners. I won't mention any opening bands because I won't remember but a small fraction of them, especially because I've been to some huge festival shows like Ozzfest that have tons of bands playing.

[carly denise pt deux]

72. Starting in 1978 not in chronological order

THe Beach Boys 3 times
Ted Nugent
The Runaways
Pat Benatar
ZZ Top
Heart
Van Halen 2 times
Kiss
Joan Jett
Pat Benatar
Aerosmith
Ratt/Quiet Riot
Sammy Hager 2 times
Quarterflash

the next ones are after I had kids:
Christina Aguilera
Sugar Ray
The Backstreet Boys
Kenny Chesney

[bumblebee1]

73. Where to start

Earth Wind & Fire
Styx
Beach Boys
Aerosmith


Solo Artists:
Elton John
Neil Diamond
Reba McEntire
Garth Brooks

[RevolutionaryActs]

74. Easy peasy.

Must (I think that was their name), Kid Rock, Aerosmith (this was all the same show)

And

Seether, Three Doors Down (same show, played a fair in Washington a few years ago)


I have not been to many concerts as you can see, mostly because all the good ones are so far away. :(

[Ariana Celeste]

75. okies...

Korn
Jonny Lang
Sheryl Crow
Mindless Self Indulgence
Disturbed
Staind

and a great deal more that I can't even think of because I was young- I went to the Winthrop Rhythm & Blues Festival with my mom when I was 13 or so?... and have seen others at Bumbershoot

[Maccagirl]

76. Here goes:

In order (I'll do my best)
Paul Revere and the Raiders
Sonny and Cher
Herman's Hermits
Chicago
Wings and McCartney solo
Cheap Trick
Police
Stray Cats
Culture Club
Alice Cooper
The Kinks
The Monkees Reunion
Yes
John Denver
Bee Gees
Elton John
Billy Joel
Tina Turner
Bruce Springsteen
Peter Paul & Mary


The best: McCartney, Tina, Stray Cats and Kinks

The worst: Alice Cooper (he was late and wasted), Yes (yawn) and Elton John (incredibly bland-at least Billy Joel had showmanship and effort).

[Roon]

77. Man, this is a tough one

Pink Floyd
Roger Waters (twice)
Violent Femmes (7 times)
Motley Crue (twice)
Ozzy (twice)
Kiss (three times)
BOC
Rainbow
Elton John (five times)
Judas Priest (3 times)
Uriah heep
Van Halen (twice)both times with David
Grateful Dead (ten times)
Poison
Megadeath (small venue)
Anthrax (small venue)
That is all I can think of right now, if I think of anymore, I will add.
(Mr.Roboto tour) that concert ROCKED!! Gawd, I can't remember the name of the band that did Mr.Roboto,fuck i am getting OLD!!!!!

[maveric]

78. My resume:

Led Zeppelin
Rolling Stones
Uriah Heep
Allman Brothers Band
Foghat
Montrose
Johnny Winter
Edgar Winter
CSNY
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Jackson Browne
Little Feat
Jethro Tull
Black Crowes
Eagles
Mason Profit
Lynard Skynard
ELO
Black Oak Arkansas
Richie Havens
Arlo Guthrie
Dave Mason
John Mayall
Bob Segar
Doobie Brothers
J Geils Band
Aerosmith
The Cars
Boston
Ten Years After
Focus
Gentle Giant
Deep Purple
Grand Funk Railroad
Kansas
James Brown
War
Steppenwolf
Queen
Joe Cocker
Blue Oyster Cult
Southside Jonhny and the Asbury Jukes
Marshal Tucker Band
Charlie Daniels Band
The Outlaws
Leo Kotke
John McGlauthlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra
Eric Clapton
The Tubes
Hot Tuna
ZZ Top
Heart
The Beach Boys
Spooky Tooth
The Band
KISS
Joan Jett
Pat Benatar
Rick Derringer
Roy Clark
Jerry Jeff Walker
David Bromberg
Roy Buchanan


The ones I can remember

[NashVegas]

79. Here's a Memory Test

1979-1982 (living in Hicksville, upstate NY):

Peter Frampton
Henry Paul Band
Todd Rundgren*
Cheap Trick*
The Clash
Queen
Riot
Scorpions
Judas Priest
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Santana*
Eric Clapton*
Yes
Asia
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers*
J. Geils Band
Genesis
Kansas

1983-1994 (living and/or hanging out in Albany)

10,000 Maniacs *
Aerosmith
Agitpop
B-52s*#
Bela Fleck & the Flecktones*#
Belly
Best Kissers in the World
Big Barn Burning
Big Dipper
Bill Miller
Billy Bragg
Black 47
Blow Monkeys
Branford Marsalis
Camper Van Beethoven*#
Cindy Lee Berryhill
Clay People
Counting Crows
Cracker
David Bowie*
David Gilmour
David Johanssen
David Sanborn*
Echo & the Bunnymen
Elvis Costello*#
Eurythmics
Everybody on Lollapaloozas I, II, and III
Fugazi
General Public
Gin Blossoms
Grateful Dead
Hammell on Trial
Hoodoo Gurus*
Howard Jones*
James
Jeffrey Gaines
Jonathan Richman*#
Kristin Hersh
Kronos Quartet*#
Live
Lou Reed
Lucinda Williams*#
Luna*#
Midnight Oil
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Miles Davis
Miracle Legion
Neil Young*
NRBQ*#
O Positive
OMD*
Paul McCartney
Paul Westerberg *#
Pere Ubu
Peter Gabriel
Philip Glass Ensemble *#
Pink Floyd
Possum Dixon*#
Psychedelic Furs
R.E.M. *#
Richard Thompson*#
Rita Marley
Robert Plant*
Roger Miller (Mission of Burma guy)*
Roger Waters
Rolling Stones
Shawn Colvin*#
Shudder to Think *#
Sidewinders / Sandrubies*
Silos
Sinéad O'Connor*
Social Distortion
Sonic Youth
Spin Doctors*
Squeeze
Stereo MCs
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Sting*
Suzanne Vega*
The Alarm
The Bangles
The BoDeans*#
The Connells
The Cranberries
The Figgs*#
The Holmes Brothers *
The Philadelphia Orchestra
The Pixies
The Posies
The Replacements*
The Samples*#
The Smithereens
The Thompson Twins
The Waterboys
The Who
They Might Be Giants *
Tina Turner
Tito Puente
Too Much Joy
Tori Amos
Treat Her Right
U2*
UB40
Warren Zevon*
World Party*#
Wynton Marsalis
X*#
311



The Nashville years

16 Horsepower*#
Barenaked Ladies
Beck*
Ben Harper*
Ben Lee
Better Than Ezra
Big Star
Bill Monroe
Black Crowes
Blues Traveler
Chris Whitley*
Cowboy Mouth
Dan Bern
Dave Matthews Band
Del Amitri
Del McCoury Band
Dr. John
Electrofixion
Ezra Mohawk
Fastball
Foo Fighters
G. Love & Special Sauce*
Gomez*
Goo Goo Dolls
Jamie Cullum
Jars of Clay
Johnny Marr
Jonny Lang
Joseph Arthur*
Juliana Hatfield
Kim Richey
Leon Russel
Los Lobos*
Love & Rockets
Luscious Jackson
Madeleine Peyroux
Matthew Sweet
Michael Penn*
Mike Doughty (solo)*
Moxy Fruvous
Natalie Merchant
Patti Smith Group
Patty Griffin
Primus
Radiohead*
Robyn Hitchcock
Self
Shannon Worrell
Sheryl Crow
Smashing Pumpkins*#
Sondre Lerche*
Sonia Dada*
Soul Asylum
Soul Coughing*
The Cramps
The Cure
The Fugees
The Jayhawks
The Subdudes
Throwing Muses
Tony Joe White
Victoria Williams
Widespread Panic*
Wilco*



* = multiple shows
# = multiple cities

I could keep going, there are way more, but I'd have to go through my record collecton and magazines for a jog ... but aren't you bored already?

[JackBeck]

81. I'll give it a go:

R.E.M
10,000 Maniacs
INXS
Madonna (numerous times)
Bjork
Scissor Sisters (when they were an opening act for Kiki & Herb)
Kiki & Herb
Le Tigre
Fat Boy Slim
Chemical Brothers
Melissa Etheridge
Dixie Chicks
Antony and the Johnsons
Magnetic Fields
Mary J Blige
Sting
David Gray (ugh)

[tigereye]

82. here are some, there are a lot more I can't think of at the moment

Progressive phase
Jethro Tull
Yes (3)
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
Richie Blackmore
America
ELP
Genesis

Feminist period
Chris Williamson
Bright Morning
Sweet Honey in the Rock


Punk/New Wave
The Ramones(3)
Screaming Trees
Gary Numan
The Mekons
Bad Religion
Firehouse
Joan Jett(2)
Patti Smith(3)
The Clash
Dead Milkmen
The Replacements
Yo La Tengo
The Romantics
Elvis Costello

Funky Brit rock
Robyn Hitchcock
Richard Thompson (2)


Folk
Jonathan Richman
The Roches
Bruce Cockburn
Anne Feeney
Levon Helm
Joan Armatrading
The Bobs
Indigo Girls

Alt/ country
Wilco
Asleep at the Wheel
Lucinda Williams
Emmy Lou Harris

World Music
Malathini and the Mahotella Queens
Youssou N'Dour
Peter Gabriel
Sinead O'Connor
Airto/ Flora Purim

Reggae
Burning Spear
Third World


R and B
John Hyatt


Jazz
Betty Carter
Geri Allen
Marion McPartland
Dorothy Donegan
Eliane Elias
Airto and Flora Purim
Ella Fitzgerald
Ronald Shannon Jazz
Modern Jazz Quartet
WOrld Saxophone Quartet
Don Byron
Art Ensemble of Chicago
Sun Ra


Blues
Albert Collins
Saffire
Billy Price


Avant/classical
Anonymous 4
Paul O'Dette


Zydeco
Buckwheat Zydeco
Queen Ida!

[CanuckAmok]

83. Very 80s here:

Public Image Limited
Black Flag
Slayer
Motorhead
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Rollins Band
Butthole Surfers
Metallica
Simple Minds
The Cramps
Legendary Pink Dots
Codeine
Pigface
Iggy Pop
Swans
Cibo Matto
David Bowie
Einsturzende Neubauten
Sex Pistols
Soul Coughing
The Box
Rheostatics
Bad Brains
Men Without Hats
Green Jello
Living Colour
Jane's Addiction (didn't "get" them until I saw them perform live)
Nine Inch Nails
Tragically Hip
Violent Femmes
Buzzcocks
Killing Joke (14 times)
Psychic TV
Echo and the Bunnymen
Suicidal Tendencies
Gary Numan
Marianne Faithfull
Elastica
DOA
John Zorn
Jello Biafra
Bauhaus
Peter Murphy
Cab Calloway
Alien Sex Fiend (in a bar!)
Sisters of Mercy
Martin Atkins
Tool
Failure
Tool and Failure together (as Replicants)
Billy Bragg
KMFDM
White Zombie (in a bar!)
Ramones (in a different bar!)


A bunch more I can't remember, and about a billion local Ontario/New York punk bands.

As a rule, I don't go to shows anymore... too damaging to my middle-aged ears.

I will always go to Motorhead or Killing Joke shows, though.

[musette_sf]

86. i'll give it a go

these are all i can remember, i know there are more.

but i will never see my heroes -- Lester "Roadhog" Moran & the Cadillac Cowboys!

Al Stewart
Allen Toussaint
Allman Brothers Band
Arlo Guthrie
Asleep At The Wheel
Austin DeLone
Austin Lounge Lizards
BB King
Bill Kirchen
Bill Monroe
Billy Joe Shaver
Billy Joel
Billy Taylor
BJ Thomas
Black Eyed Peas
Bob Dorough
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley & the Wailers
Bobby Hebb
Bonnie Raitt
Bruce Cockburn
Bruce Hornsby
Bruce Springsteen
Cab Calloway
Cheech & Chong
Chet Atkins & Les Paul (Chester & Lester)
Chris Isaak
Chris Smither
Christine McVie
Christmas Jug Band
Clifton Chenier
Count Basie
CSNY
Cyndi Lauper
Dale & Grace
Dan Hicks & Bayside Jazz
Dan Hicks & the Acoustic Warriors
Dan Hicks & the Hot Licks
Dave Frishberg
David Allen Coe
David Laibman & Eric Schoenberg
David Pomeranz
Delaney & Bonnie
Delbert McClinton
Dick Dale
Doc Pomus (not really in concert, but i used to see him at almost every show at the Lone Star Cafe)
Dr John
Duke Robillard
Earl King
Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
Eddie Bo
Ella Fitzgerald
Elton John (sitting in with Bonnie Raitt)
Elvin Bishop
Eric Clapton
Ernie K-Doe
Fats Domino
Fleetwood Mac (first edition)
Foo Fighters
Frank Zappa Halloween Show at MSG
Frankie Ford
Gary Puckett
Gary Stewart
Gatemouth Brown
Grass Roots
Hank Williams, Jr.
Harry Connick Jr (when he was a kiddo, at Sbisa's Cafe Brunch introduced by Little Queenie)
Ike & Tina Turner
Irma Thomas
J Geils Band
Jackson Browne
Janis Ian
Jefferson Airplane
Jerry Lee Lewis
Jimmie Vaughan
Jimmy Clanton
Joe Cocker
Joe Ely
John Hiatt
John Lee Hooker
Joni Mitchell
Junior Brown
Keb Mo
Kim Wilson (solo)
Larry Gatlin
Lee Dorsey
Leon Redbone
Link Wray
Lionel Hampton
Little Feat
Living Colour
Marcia Ball
Maria Muldaur
Mark Lindsay (solo)
Martin Mull
Mary Travers
Mel Torme
Michele Shocked
Muddy Waters
Narvel Felts
Neil Diamond
Neville Brothers
New York Dolls
Nick Lowe
NRBQ
Paul Revere and the Raiders
Pink Floyd
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Prince
Professor Longhair
Renaissance
Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band (the year with Jack Bruce and Dave Edmunds)
Robert Cray
Robert Gordon
Rockin' Dopsie
Rolling Stones
Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters
Roomful Of Blues
Roseanne Cash
Roy Head
Rufus
Santana
Seals & Crofts
Sheila E
Sippie Wallace
Sleepy LaBeef
Smithereens
Steve Miller Band
Steve Winwood
Stevie Ray Vaughn
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
The Carpenters
The Charlatans (US)
The Cyrkle
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
The Kinks
The Left Banke
The Meters
The Radiators
The Stanley Brothers
Tom Jones
Tom Waits
Tommy James
Van Broussard and his Bayou Boogie Band
Van Dyke Parks
Van Morrison
Zachary Richard
ZZ Top

[BulletproofLandshark]

87. I'll remember as many as I can

Luscious Jackson
R.E.M.
Pantera
Type O Negative
Sevendust
Machine Head
Fear Factory
Powerman 5000
Ozzy Osbourne
Black Sabbath
Tool
Megadeth
Limp Bizkit
Soulfly
Coal Chamber
Motorhead
System Of A Down
The Melvins
Incubus
Life Of Agony
Dio
Metallica
Iron Maiden
Nevermore
In Flames
Dark Tranqullity
Shadows Fall
God Forbid
Killswitch Engage
Nile
Arch Enemy
Queensryche
Judas Priest
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Peter Frampton
Jethro Tull
Stone Temple Pilots
Disturbed
Godsmack
Rob Zombie
Shinedown
Hinder
Staind
Puddle Of Mudd
Drowning Pool
Opeth
Devildriver
Lacuna Coil
Static-X
Black Label Society
Superjoint Ritual
Hatebreed
The Offspring
Rush
Roger Waters
Anthrax
Slayer

[Strawman]

88. Here are all I can remember

Billy Idol
The Cult
Gene Loves Jezebel
The Cure
Shellyann Orphan
REM
Throwing Muses
INXS
Ziggy Marley
Midnight Oil
The Chameleons UK
Metallica
Stryper
Loudness
TnT
Jackyll
Warrant
Slaughter
LA Guns
Firehouse
Faster Pussycat
Bonham
Dangerous Toys
Ringo Starr and His All Star Band
Commodores
James Taylor
Dio
Yngwie Malmsteen
Vince Neil
Ratt
Stephen Pearcy's Ratt
Motorhead
Iron Maiden
Lynyrd Skynrd
38 Special
Drive By Truckers
Gogol Bordello
Juliana Hatfield
Lemonheads
They Might Be Giants
Goober and the Peas
Electric Six
Von Bondies
White Stripes
Strokes
Stevie Wonder
The Blue Pigs
Ween
Tenacious D
Pixies
Blanche
Andrew WK
Damon and Naomi
Luna
Guster
Reverend Horton Heat
Josh Rouse
PJ Harvey
Afghan Whigs
Soul Asylum
Paul Westerberg
Gallon Drunk
Verbow
Lou Reed
Victoria Williams
Frank Black
Low

Looking at the other lists I remember a few others now...
Mitch Ryder
Cheap Trick
Def Leppard
David Lee Roth
Urge Overkill
Quiet Riot
Paul McCartney

Some more:
Neil Young (solo and w/Crazy Horse)
Santana
Zappa Plays Zappa
Wesley Willis
Cocteau Twins
Ozzy
Spinal Tap
Earth Wind and Fire
Johnny Cash
Eminem
KT Tunstall
The Replacements
Tom Petty
Tom Jones
Tower of Power

[Arkansas Granny]

90. OK, I'll try. In no particular order:

Sugar Loaf
Dr. Hook
Rare Earth
Chicago
Foreigner
Black Oak Arkansas
Molly Hatchett
Crosby Stills & Nash
Eagles
ZZ Top
Pink Floyd
Elton John & Billy Joel
Bob Seger
Willie Nelson
Steppenwolf
Leon Russell
Little River Band
Kansas
David Allen Coe
Waylon Jennings
Ozark Mountain Daredevils

I knew I'd forget some:

Three Dog Night
Greg Allman
Rod Stewart

[ptvet]

91. Very Hazy.....

Long time O go, here go's
Priest
Crue
Rush
Van Halen
Scorps
Too Slim and the Tail Draggers
George Thorogood
Sting
Maiden
Mellencamp
Charlie Daniels
Metallica
AC/DC
Kiss
Deff Leppard
Winger...(ouch)
The Cult
Triumph
Must be more!

[fudge stripe cookays]

93. {{{snort}}}

I worked in a record store and got freebies to everything. Don't even remember all the shows I went to. I can think of a few:

The Clash
PIL
The Church (x4)
Nirvana
Mudhoney
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Swervedriver (x2)
The Cure
The Call
U2
REM (x2)
Ned's Atomic Dustbin (x2)
Peter Murphy (x2)
Bruch Cockburn (x2)
Jeff Buckley
The Smithereens
The Long Ryders
Jane's Addiction
Toad the Wet Sprocket
10,000 Maniacs (I fell asleep after I realized I hated them)
The Pursuit of Happiness
Neil Young
Peter Gabriel
The Police
The Cars
Pat Benatar
Living Colour
ELO (first concert. I was 13!)
Steve Earle and Del McCoury
Todd Rundgren
Faith No More
The Rave-Ups
The Bo Deans
The Lemonheads
Freedy Johnston (x2)
Lollapalooza '91 (Fishbone, Jane's Addiction...I forget who else)
Soul Asylum (x2)
John Hiatt
Jackson Browne
The Stage Dolls
Toto
Petra (friend in HS dragged me along)

I know there's more. Going blank right now.

[RiffRandell]

96. Wow!

Ned's Atomic Dustbin----reminds me soooo much of the early Nineties! My boyfriend (who is now my husband) brought home "Kill Your Television" and we listened to it nonstop.

:)

[fudge stripe cookays]

102. Yep, me too.

That album reminds me of Italy, since I had it on my Walkman while we were driving around.

Did you know they have some new material out on their MySpace page? Just look up their name. It should show up.

[lost-in-nj]

97. HMMMMM

George Harrison w/ Ravi Shankar.... (UGH)
Led Zeppelin (YEAH)
Pink Floyd (YEAH)
Barry Manilow
Elton john (aids benefit in 1992) w George Michael and Lionel Richie
but I am going to see him on the 25th at MSG
I had the honor of actually seeing Elvis Presley in concert at MSG..... NOTHING will top that.....
nothing
I really did not go to to many concerts..... I will tell you I regret never seeing John Denver in concert....
He was a true musician.....

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

98. mine

R.E.M.
U2
the cure,
blur,
radiohead,
ray davies,
beastie boys,
depeche mode,
sigur ros,
cracker
guns n'roses
dar williams
steven malkmus
pavement
sonic youth
stereolab
willie nelson
cibo matto
lucinda williams
cowboy junkies
ani difranco
luscious jackson
john hammond
grant lee buffalo
mercury rev
david lindley
juliana hatfield
tanya donelly
pearl jam
blondie
eddie vedder (solo)
steve earle
billy bragg
squirrel nut zippers
wilco
garbage
patti smith
bis
joan baez
loudon wainwright III
pj harvey
rage against the machine
von bondies
sinead o connor
auf der maur
le tigre
matmos
boots riley
chuck d
victoria williams
calexico
mighty mighty bosstones
david byrne
beck
hole
jon spencer blues explosion
boss hog
sleater kinney
the gossip
jesus and mary chain
v.a.s.t.
milla jovavich(sp.)
tracy chapman
the cult
iggy pop
supergrass
white stripes
the rapture
the breeders
robyn hitchcock
mary lou lord
todd snyder
indigo girls
polyphonic spree
paul westerberg
kanye west
leon redbone
muse
joan osborne
interpol
10,000 maniacs
bjork
the frogs
nellie mckay
dandy warhols
black rebel motorcycle club
...and a bunch more i can't remember now

[lost-in-nj]

101. Leon Redbone???

My Mom would be so jealous....
But she would have been more jealous if you saw ZAMFIR :rofl: :rofl:



lost

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

103. leon plays in my hometown often, usually opening for NPR shows

i like him, but i usually catch him as the opener for the band i'm actually going to see.

[Rhythm]

104. Been to a few... (list in no particular order)

Danzig (50+ times)
AntiSeen (old friends from Charlotte) (8)
Marilyn Manson (7)
White Zombie (7)
The Neighborhoods (4)
Queensryche (3)
Suicidal Tendencies (3)
Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn (3)
Soundgarden (2)
Monster Voodoo Machine (2)
Nine Inch Nails (2)
Metallica (2)
KISS (2)
Korn (2)
Type O Negative (2)
The Doors (i was 2, so don't ask me about it)
The Osmond Brothers
10,000 Maniacs
Alice Cooper
Micky Gilley
Hank Williams Jr.
Cyndi Lauper
The Bangles
J. Geils Band
Judas Priest
Krokus
Dokken
Rollins Band
Black Flag
The Exploited
Faith No More
Corrosion of Conformity
R.E.M. (club show, before the release of "Murmur")
Sting
Morrissey
David Bowie
Clutch
Prick
For Love Not Lisa
Pearl Jam
Ministry
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Green Day
L7
Jesus & Mary Chain
Gene Loves Jezebel
The Damned
The Replacements
Garth Brooks
Davis Lee Roth
Cinderella
Extreme
Toto
The Fixx
Frankie and the Knockouts
KC and the Sunshine Band
Savatage
Manitoba's Wild Kingdom
The Cult
Lenny Kravitz
Black Sabbath
Genitorturers
The Dickies
Ludichrist
Morbid Angel
Charlie Daniels Band
Trixter

[liberal renegade]

105. let's see

BTO/Bob Seeger (1974 University of Wyoming Field house)
Kiss/Bob Seeger(1976 Pershing Auditorium/ Lincoln, Nebraska
Fleetwood Mac/Firefall/Bob Seeger(1976 Folsom Field/ Boulder, Colorado
Lynrd Skynrd/38 Special/Marshall Tucker/Eagles/Linda Ronstadt(1977 Mile High Stadium/Denver Co
Kansas/REO (1978 McNichols Arena/Denver, Co
BTO/Jay Ferguson(1978 RKO Theater, Davenport, Iowa
AC/DC/Heart/Nazareth/UFO/TKO(1978 Davenport, Iowa
Rolling Stones(1978 or 1979 Cedar Falls, Iowa
Jefferson Starship(1980 Iowa City, Iowa
AC/DC(1980 Pershing Auditorium, Lincoln Nebraska
ZZ Top/ Foghat(1980 Pershing Auditorium, Lincoln Nebraska
AC/DC (1981 Devaney Sports Center, Lincoln Nebraska
AC/DC (1983 Civic Auditorium,Omaha Nebraska,
Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen, (1983 Bar at 27th & Cornhusker Hiway, Lincoln, NE
Molly Hatchet (1985 Royal Grove Nightclub, Lincoln NE
Katrina & The Waves (1985 Royal Grove Nightclub, Lincoln,Ne
Stevie Ray Vaughn/Fabulous Thunderbirds/ Robert Cray,(1986 Austin Texas)
Jimmy Buffet(1986 Sandstone Theater, Kansas City Mo
Def Leopard (1987 Red Rocks, Morrison,Co
Robert Plant & The Honeydrippers(1987 Red Rocks, Morrison, Co
Pink Floyd( 1987 Mile High Stadium, Denver, Co
Aerosmith (1993 Omaha, NE