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| 26.1 | I was there... | WARDER::REXLEY | In France a skinny man.... | Wed Mar 30 1988 15:24 | 22 |
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Best live shows I've seen........
1. Prince - Wembley '86
2. Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul - H.Palais '83
3. Alexander O'Neal - Manchester Apollo '87
4. Springsteen - Brighton Centre '81
5. Asia - Wembley '82
most missed act......
Dianna Ross
The Who
Beatles
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| 26.2 | Here's mine... | RDGENG::KEDMUNDS | but I haven't got an fm2r... | Wed Mar 30 1988 15:26 | 16 |
| .0� Who would you most like to see, most missed act ?
EAGLES! Still sobbing uncontollably twelve years after I failed
to get tickets.
.0� Who are your favourite acts, best act you have been to ?
Dire Straits, Fleetwood Mac, Supertramp, Billy Joel. One
surprisingly good one was the Cliff Richard and the Shadows reunion
concert about three/four years ago - not my normal taste at all.
The best concert I *ever* saw, though, has to be
Simply Red, Hammersmith, last year.
Keith
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| 26.3 | Love going to concerts! | JUNIOR::CHILTON | Sue Chilton, IN-DEC FS | Wed Mar 30 1988 15:29 | 10 |
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Favorite acts: Bruce, John Cougar Mellencamp
Glad I saw for "historical" reasons: Elvis Presley, before he
deteriorated so much
Would most like to see: Rolling Stones (Hope they bury the hatchet
and tour again)
Sue
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| 26.4 | Gigs 4 me! | RDGENG::MOXLEY | We're on a mission from God | Wed Mar 30 1988 15:33 | 21 |
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Fave live bands:
The Stones (Wembley 82)
Black Uhuru (" ")
The Tubes (Knebworth can't remember the year)
Joy Division (sigh!)
Zappa (anytime, anywhere)
Bands I'd most like to see:
George Thorogood & the Destroyers
Prince
Stevie Nicks
Thassall
Si
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| 26.5 | Don't go to enough... | LDN01::BILLERS | DECsite London | Wed Mar 30 1988 15:37 | 23 |
| Best Concerts: Prince -Wembley 86
Level 422 - Wembley 87
Alexander O'Neal - Hammersmith 87
Worst Concert: Wait for it........
1970 ish - Wembley Arena "Saturday Scene PopAwards"
with such delightful acts as"
Wombles
Gary Glitter
Smokey
Linda Lewis
Bay City Rollers
Must admit though at the time I thought it was brill but then I
was only xx and dressed from head to foot in tartan troosers etc.
Would most like to see: Prince on Sign O Times tour (which he
should have done June 1987 but cancelled
cos of the bad weather!! (ahhhhhh)
Mazzer
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| 26.6 | 68 Guns !!!! | AYOV10::CAIRNS | This is ABSOLUTE REALITY | Wed Mar 30 1988 16:10 | 12 |
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Best Concerts : The Alarm - Glasgow Barrowland , Feb'88
The Jam - Glasgow Apollo , 78,79,80,81
Everything but the Girl - Barrowland , Oct 85
The Boomtown Rats - Glasgow Union , 81/82 ish
Elvis Costello - Ayr Pavilion (The Piv)
Worst Concert : Dont' go to concerts I think might be a bit dodgy
Walker ' Angry young Man of Pop '
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| 26.7 | Da da da... Trio | MUHIS::MCHEQUER | Infected with the seasons of change. | Wed Mar 30 1988 16:24 | 13 |
| Best concerts :
Hunters and Collectors, Aug 86
U2, Sept 87
Worst :
Elvis lookalike... I had a free ticket !
Would like to see :
The The
Genisis (the foxtrot team).
Gru�
Mark
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| 26.8 | GOING FOR THE 300TH | FTMUDG::HERRERA | | Wed Mar 30 1988 17:42 | 21 |
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Best concert:
U2 Mcnickels Oct 87
CROSBY&STILL&NASH Red Rocks June 87
ROLLING STONE Boulder Sept 81
THE WHO Boulder Sept 82
US FESTAIVL
VAN HALEN 80,81 82,83,84 Albuquerque arena
THE EAGLES 1980 LONG RUN TOUR Albuquerque arena
Worst concert: Three dog night May 82
Would like to see:
George Michael
INXS
Robert Plant
Pink Floyd
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| 26.9 | only one stinker... | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | I'm Lester the Nightfly | Wed Mar 30 1988 18:17 | 23 |
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best concerts:-
Joni Mitchell, The Band, and CSN&Y at Wembley
stadium, Sep 74.
'Summer of 84' concert at Wembley with Elton John,
Kool & the Gang, Wang Chung, Big Country.
Joe Jackson at Edinburgh Playhouse, '82
Jackson Browne at Edinburgh Playhouse '87
Elvis Costello at Ayr Pav. '81
...and the worst by a long way...
Bachman Turner Overdrive at Glasgow Apollo '77
Michael
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| 26.10 | now you're talkin.... | CHEFS::WALLSD | somewhere down the crazy river.. | Thu Mar 31 1988 08:38 | 37 |
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best acts seen :
1. Springsteen Slane '85
2. U2/Lou Reed Belfast '87
3. Sting Belfast '86
4. Dylan/Petty Los Angeles '86
5. Robert Palmer Costa Mesa, CA '86
6. Van Morrison Belfast '86
7. Men at Work Phila '83
8. The Police Dublin '80
Acts most wanted to see :
Springsteen,U2 ( again and again and....)
RUSH
INXS
The Police (again!)
Aerosmith
Live Aid !!!
acts going to see :
RUSH Wembley Apr29
INXS " June (hopefully!!)
Van Morrison Milton Keynes (hopefully!)
that's mine :-)
by the way, can anyone confirm that Van Morrison intends to play
The Hexagon in Reading? ...
Wallsie
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| 26.11 | The Band!! | CHEFS::WALLSD | somewhere down the crazy river.. | Thu Mar 31 1988 08:41 | 9 |
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re .9
Michael, You saw The Band???? you ought to take a listen to Robbie
Robertson's solo album....it's great!!!
---hope I didn't mess things up here!!
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| 26.12 | | ODIHAM::SMITH_S | Back in the saddle again !! | Thu Mar 31 1988 13:47 | 37 |
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best concerts
ZZ Top 1980 hammersmith (approx,deguelo period)
steve ray vaughan 86,87 london
rory gallagher 87 hammersmith
dire straits 83 guildford
eric clapton + friends 83 guildford
van halen 78-79(suporting black sabbath)
santana 86 albert hall
worst concerts
hawkwind 83 guildford
van halen 8? donnington
frank marino 83 hammersmith
like to see
aerosmith
dave lee roth
frank zappa
like to have seen
jimi hendrix
the who
cream
going to see
robert plant
steve.
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| 26.13 | Flip,Flop and Fly..Don't care if Die. | 40966::DKEATING | Not all that shivers is cold | Fri Apr 01 1988 10:19 | 0 |
| 26.14 | Am I Being Aprilfooled Again ??? | 40966::DKEATING | Not all that shivers is cold | Fri Apr 01 1988 10:24 | 0 |
| 26.16 | | HEART::COCKBURN | Craig Cockburn | Fri Apr 01 1988 18:00 | 29 |
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Can we change the title of this topic to something more meaningful GUYYYYZZZ?
Anyway...
Best concerts...
Dire Straits , Edinburgh playhouse, DECEMBER 31ST (!) '85.
Dire Straits, NEC, (4 rows from front!), Summer '85.
Tina Turner and Bryan Adams (85?), Edinburgh playhouse.
Elton John (85?), " "
Anita Baker, Milwaukee, Sept 87
Oceans, Milwaukee, Aug/Sept 87 (three times!)
Runrig (twice)
Sting (Edinburgh playhouse)
Also: Going to see the Mandela concert on June 11th, see elsewhere
in conference for details.
Worst concerts:
Ultravox (Midge Ure had a sore throat)
A-ha! (Just went to leer at the fans, actually!)
Could have got tickets, but didn't go (gnash, gnash)
David Bowie (Milwaukee 87), Tina Turner (likewise)
Bruce Springsteen (Newcastle 85?)
Robert Cray (Darien Lake, NY, Aug 87)
Craig.
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| 26.17 | Any you may find yourself ... | KERNEL::COHEN | Keep Music Live | Tue Apr 05 1988 17:33 | 15 |
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Talking Heads ..... 1980 (Free Trade Hall Manchester)
Above, was and I'm nearly sure, will always be the best. They were
at their pinnacle before finding singles success!
I've been to a lot, but Springsteen really delivered at Wembley
Stadium - went up to Leeds overnight to see him their too!!!
Must admit, that I like the club gigs these days - any Ruthless
Blues gig at Angies, and Laverne Brown at Cricketers. What great
memories!!
David.
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| 26.18 | Most memorable gigs | LARVAE::DSM | Nigel Barker | Wed Apr 06 1988 12:09 | 23 |
| Some of my favourite gigs over the years (please excuse minor inaccuracies re
dates/spelling) :-
The Quarrymen - Cavern Club, Liverpool 1961
Robert Zimmerman - Duluth, Minnesota 1961
The Silver Beetles - Star Club, Hamburg 1962
Bob Dylan - Greenwich Village, New York 1962
The High Numbers - Railway Hotel, Harrow 1964
The Warlocks - Various Acid Tests, San Francisco 1964/5
The Beatles - Shea Stadium 1965
The Hawks - New York 1965
Bob Dylan - Royal Albert Hall, London 1966
Grateful Dead/Jefferson Airplane/Quicksilver Messenger Service/Big Brother & the
Holding Company - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco 1967
Velvet Underground - Exploding Plastic Inevitable, New York 1967
Bob Dylan & the Band - Basement of Big Pink, New York State 1968
Cream - Royal Albert Hall, London 1969
Who, Hendrix etc. - Woodstock, New York State 1969
Rolling Stones - Hyde Park, London 1969
Bob Dylan & the Band - Isle of Wight 1970
Bruce Someone_or_other - Ashbury Park, New Jersey 1971
Nigel
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| 26.19 | | ESDC2::SOBOT | Steve Sobot, ESDC-II | Wed Apr 06 1988 13:20 | 17 |
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Best concert - Queen Leiden, Holland 1986
Great atmosphere,
brilliant performance!
Most dissapointing - Paul Simon Rotterdam, Holland 1987
(He did none of his oldies, and most of
the show was given by the African group
doing all the stuff from "Graceland"-
not bad in itself, but I'd paid to see
Paul Simon :-( )
Want to see - Bryan Ferry
Cheers, Steve
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| 26.20 | Dissappointing | RDGENG::KEDMUNDS | but I haven't got an fm2r... | Wed Apr 06 1988 14:33 | 1 |
| I agree 100% with .-1 re Paul Simon.
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| 26.21 | these stick in the memory | RDGENG::MACFADYEN | Roderick MacFadyen | Wed Apr 06 1988 15:01 | 34 |
| Best:
U2, Edinburgh Nite Club, Nov 80 (support was Altered Images)
Passions, Edinburgh Nite Club, Feb 81
Squeeze, Edinburgh Roxy (I think), May 81
Rain Parade, Manchester University Students Union, Sept 85
Julian Cope, Manchester International 2, March 87 (came out
of that one and found my friend's car had been stolen)
BAD, Manchester International 2, March 87
Worst:
David Bowie at Murrayfield, Edinburgh, June 83 (approx), on the
"Let's Dance" tour - not his fault: we arrived late, were miles
from the stage, and it was absolutely peeing with rain.
New Order, Edinburgh Assembly Rooms, Sept 83 (approx). They
were really lacklustre, and I was really disappointed, because
I liked them so much, then and now.
Bhundu Boys, Manchester International, Sept 86. Well, far from
the worst I've seen, and everyone else liked them, but I just
got bored.
Would most like to have seen:
The Associates, when they were still Rankine and Mackenzie.
Had a ticket to see them - they broke up the day before the
concert!
Rod
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| 26.22 | Ah! those memories | AYOU11::S_GOUDIE | Wide Oceans full of Tears | Wed Apr 06 1988 16:17 | 29 |
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Best : The Who ,Glasgow Apollo 197?
Roxy Music Apollo
Bowie
Sensational Alex Harvey Band , Appolo xmas show
Boomtown Rats Apollo
Stranglers Apollo
UB40 , Ayr Piv
Primevals ,Edinburgh Venue
Julian Cope , Glasgow Barrowland
Gaye Bikers on Acid , Ayr, Asylum Club
These were all rockers' and left you dazed and confused for
days.
Worst: Clash , Apollo
Because I waited and waited and waited and finally had to
leave cause they didn't hadn't come on ( in fact they hadn't
arrived )
Most wanted to : Clash
In a depression because I'm going on holiday and will miss :
Ry Cooder
Nancy Griffiths
_Stuart_.
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| 26.23 | Concert Pitch !!! | EGAV01::DKEATING | Not all that shivers is cold | Wed Apr 06 1988 16:18 | 38 |
| Tried to enter this last friday under .13. I should have known
better the combination of 13 and April 1st !!!!.
Well here goes this time.......
Best concerts I've been at....
Outdoors
Rolling Stones/George Thorogood, Slane Castle 1982
Bob Dylan, Slane Castle 1984
Mike Olefield, Macroom Co Cork 1980
Indoors
Dire Straits, Leisureland Galway 1980
Eric Clapton, Leisureland Galway 1982?
Talking Heads, Binghamton Arena N.Y. 1983
(The Stop Making Sense Tour)
Most dissapointing
Outdoors
Van Morrison, Macroom Co Cork 1980 (he made up for it
when he joined Dylan on stage at Slane 1984)
Indoors
The Pogues, Leisureland 1983?.Nobody incl. themselves
knew where they were coming from.Granted they have come
a long way since then,But in which direction !!!.
Toots and the Maytels, Leisureland 1987.
Ones that got away
The Who,ZZ-TOP,Neil Young,Woodstock,Hendrix at the Isle
of Whight,Led Zepplin,J.J.Cale,Ry Cooder,Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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| 26.24 | Live and Unstable! | SUBURB::MCSHANEG | Alas poor Yorik!!....I knew him well | Thu Apr 07 1988 10:40 | 48 |
| Best....
Led Zeppelin - Knebworth '79
Stones - 100 Club (Pre Wembley warm up, I went
to see a band called 'The purple Tulips or somth and was
confronted by young Mick!!)
Pink Floyd - Wembley (Animals)
TRB - Lewisham
The Who - Charlton FC
AC/DC - Hammersmith
Queen - Lewisham/Wembley
Sammy Hagar - Hammersmith
Thin Lizzy - Lewisham
Worst....
Quo - Wembley
Wishbone Ash - Hammersmith
Motorhead - Stafford Bingley Hall
Girlschool - '' '' ''
Wish list....
Jimi Hendrix
Cream
Yardbirds
Dylan
Lynard Skynard
Gary
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| 26.25 | 2� | AYOV18::ISMITH | David Byrne - A Head of his time. | Fri Apr 08 1988 14:05 | 28 |
| Best concerts:
The Buzzcocks, 1978?, Edinburgh Odeon (Joy Division supported!)
The Eurythmics, 1982, Aberdeen University Union.
U2, 1983, Aberdeen Capitol.
Aztec Camera, 1983, Edinburgh Queens Hall.
Simple Minds, 1984, Aberdeen Capitol.
Marillion, 1984, Aberdeen Capitol.
Disappointing:
New Order at Edinburgh Music Hall Mayish 1983, dreadful sound.
The Eurythmics, Aberdeen Capitol, 1984, bouncers killed the enjoyment.
Worst by far:
The Questions/The Respond Posse, 1984, Aberdeen University Union.
Would like to see or have seen:
Magazine (best band around)
Dead Kennedys
Talking Heads
Rush
Ian.
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| 26.26 | living leg ends | CHEFS::IMMSA | | Wed Apr 13 1988 14:47 | 9 |
| i am suprised that no one had Chris Rea on their lists.
He is superb live.
Looking forward....
Ry Cooder at Wembley Arena, 13th and 14th June (going twice as I
am not sure I will believe it the first time)
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| 26.27 | | 45384::BADMAN | Laugh ? I almost did. | Wed May 04 1988 17:35 | 29 |
| BEST
Queen
The Chevalier Brothers
Rent Party
Toyah
WORST
Status Quo (Supported Queen at Wembley)
THE DREGS
Inxs (Also supported Queen)
In the near future ...
Wacko Jacko at Wembley, supported by ... wait for it ... Kim
Wilde.
Want to see :
POGUES
ERASURE
THE MEN THEY COULDN'T HANG
THE POGUES
A BAND CALLED THE POGUES
Jamie.
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| 26.28 | View from a hill | RDGCSS::OGDEN | | Thu May 26 1988 11:37 | 31 |
| Where are the Waterboys ????
These guys MUST be the best band I ever saw, in a two month period
I saw them 4 times, each time they impressed me more and more.....
The soul, the power, the emotion..no other band can equal them in
these 3 vital areas.
Of course I've seen others (@ 200) at the last count, and others
which have come close include :-
Rush , Wembley 29/04 the business when it comes to a marrying of
superb musicianship and thought provoking/entertaining visual effects.
Dylan, the man , the voice , the enigma...on the '84 tour I went
primarily to see Santana , but Dylan just knocked me out.He was
even better with Tom Petty and co. at Wembley last October.
The Icicle Works , a very,very underrated band but they do burn
live as well as writing some of the best rock songs of the past
5 years.
John Cougar Mellencamp....Great !!
U2 on the War tour,but not since
Gang of Four/The Beat at Gateshead '82 , brilliant festival music
Van Halen (well Dave Lee Roth really) Donnington '84 very amusing
as well as being technically brilliant.
Various acts that I wish I never include :-
Springsteen '85 (cue howls of protest) what does this guy have that
2000,000,000 others don't ??
Echo and the Bunnymen , Wembley '87 the stage swamped their minor
talent.
The Alarm, they may alarm someone, but it sure isn't me.
That's all for now.
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| 26.29 | half-way to the Moon. | AYOU11::S_GOUDIE | Go'in to the go_go (Oh Yea) | Mon May 30 1988 15:53 | 9 |
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Re .28
About the Waterboys .I spoke with Mike Scott at a party
over Christmas and he said a UK tour was likely early Summer.
But I don't think he was in much of a state to be taken seriously
at the time :^)
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| 26.30 | | HPSVAX::FLANAGAN | Crazy in the sunlight,yes indeed | Fri Jun 17 1988 19:08 | 16 |
| The best --
The Who Summerfest Nurenburg 79
Grateful Dead Anywhere, anytime
The Worst --
Dylan Buffalo N.Y. 86
" Foxboro MA. 87
The man can write but what sorry performances!
Wish list --
Pink Floyd
U2
Kevin
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| 26.31 | Who am I waving at? | SHAPES::FIDDLERM | | Wed Jul 27 1988 14:26 | 3 |
| What else did Mike Scott say? The album has been due for ages.
Do you have some regular contact with the man?
Mike F.
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| 26.32 | You waving at me ? Your arm must be sore ! | AYOU11::S_GOUDIE | Quick Tam . Sees a Dram! | Fri Aug 19 1988 14:14 | 14 |
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Mike,
Sorry but 'no' I don't have regular contact with him .He comes
up to Ayr to see his family sometimes ,and we see him around.
I wish I had some good news to tell ,but I don't . As I said
,at the time I spoke with him he wasn't to be taken seriously.
Stuart.
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| 26.33 | ...best... | BPOV04::PILOTTE | | Fri Sep 23 1988 15:07 | 13 |
| Best Concerts:
U2 Orpheum Theatre Boston 1983
Alarm Paradise Theatre Boston December 1983
Chameleons Marquee May 1985
Like to see:
Midnight Oil
Too many gigs here lately are in seated places. I tend not to go
unless its a band that *really* want to see.
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| 26.34 | It's A long way home from the fields of Mars... | TRUCKS::STONE | Down in the lair, well I met her there | Thu Oct 06 1988 13:14 | 44 |
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the first :-
Tremeloes/Love Affair - Alton Towers 'summer of Love' (I was 6!)
the Best :-
McCartney & Wings - Manchester Apollo 79/80 Amazing!
The Church - Marquee Summer '88
Town & Country Summer '88
Dylan/petty/Mcguinn - NEC Summer '88
Rush - Bingley Hall (Permanent Waves Rehearsal)
Demon - Leek Football Ground circa '83
Wooden Shirt - anywhere/anytime
Hawkwind (with Bob Calvert)
- just about anywhere esp. Victoria Hall, Hanley
Deep Purple - Knebworth (Perfect Strangers)
The Ones I've missed :-
Beatles
The Byrds
Cream
Zeppelin
The 'Dead (so far - fingures crossed for Glastenbury)
Stones (with Brian Jones)
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Hippy (aka Graham)
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| 26.35 | Stupidity! | 45417::STREET | Tapestry? OK by me, OK Bayeux? | Wed Oct 12 1988 18:44 | 23 |
| Best gig:
DR. FEELGOOD at Hammersmith 76/77 ish!
Why? Had not heard anything they had done before,
and was 'dragged' along by a friend.... stunning,
exciting stuff.... loved every minute of it.
Wilko amazin'....
Other good gigs:
Supertramp (late 70s saw 4 times consistanty good.)
Yes (twice)
Pink Floyd (Animals and Brick)
Emerson Lake and Palmer (twice)
Dire Straits (twice)
Worst gig:
Be Bop Delux... the support group were the
Doctors of Madness.... they should have been put away!
We sat thru a couple of numbers, but just had to go
out to the bar! it was so awful....BBD werent much better.
Ray.
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| 26.36 | Spooksquad | CHEFS::SKINNERJ | John Skinner | Mon Dec 12 1988 08:50 | 22 |
| BEST GIGS:
Ghostdance: Bristol Beirkeller
Town & Country Club
Dorset Institute (supporting Mark Almond)
Reading Festival
(an amazing live band - you've just got to freak out!)
Queen: The Works Tour
T'Pau: Bournemouth International Centre (supporting
Brian Adams)
WORST GIGS: Status Quo: The reformed band (minus Alan Lancaster)
that supported Queen on the 'Magic tour
Starsh**: this year's Reading Festival, without Grace
Slick.
Mark Almond: YAWN!
*<:�}}}
Merry Christmas!
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| 26.37 | Concerts.. | SED750::FOOT | | Mon Dec 12 1988 14:20 | 13 |
| Hi,
Best concert of all times has to be MICHAEL JACKSON absolutely
brilliant - July '88.
Just seen T'PAU, very good also - November '88.
George Benson - November '86, he was good, very jazzy.
If anyone knows when PHIL COLLINS is playing please let me know....
I'd really love to see him.
Niki
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| 26.38 | Better late than never | YUPPY::BENNETT | ridin' along in my LAVc | Thu Feb 09 1989 19:40 | 37 |
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These are the big Bands I've seen :-
Led Zepplin - Knebworth - '76 ? First Concert, and best.
Ian Dury and the Blockheads - '82 Hammy Odeon, O.K
Thomson Twins - '83 Hammy Odeon, Superb
Associates - '86 Domminion, pretty good
Marc Almond - '86 Domminion, ditto
Frankie - '86 Domminion, good
Echo and the Bunnymen - '86 Cliffs Southend **it *ot
Tears for Fears - '86 Hammy Odeon, Rubbish
Blancmange - '87 Hammy Odeon,dissapointed
George Benson - '87 Wembley, O.K.
Alison Moyet - '87 Domminion, Awestruck
Communards - '87 Albert Hall ,good
B.B. King - '88 Albert Hall *kin* brilliant
Stevie Ray Vaughn - '88 Hammy Odeon *kin* Magic
Erasure - '88 Hammy Odeon,Very Forgetable
proclaimers - '88 Domminion, O.K.
E.C. - '89 Albert Hall, Awesome
Level 42 - '89 Wembley, Ugh !
Hey, They soon add up I didn't realise I'd seen so many,
I've also the likes of Johnny Mars, Wilco Johnson, Boogie Brothers,
Blues Sister, The Blues Band etc on the local Circuit.
But the one you want to see is 'Rythmn Factor with Safe Sax' Maldon,
Essex next Friday, 24th Feb' Just a free plug !
Would luv to have seen Muddy Waters; Buddy Holly; Hendrix and the Beatles
Want to see Chuck Berry; Queen; Simple Minds, Prince (purley for his
stage show, gotta be the best).
Graham ...
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| 26.39 | just a couple more | YUPPY::BENNETT | ridin' along in my LAVc | Thu Feb 09 1989 20:00 | 8 |
| Ooh ! I forgot,
Dead or Alive - '87 Hammy Odeon, Brilliant
Want to see George Thorogood and the Dellaware Destroyers, ZZ Top
And The new original line up of Motorhead.
Graham ...
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| 26.40 | A vote for Erasure | SUBURB::SCOTTV | Bank managers charge for it.. | Thu Feb 09 1989 22:17 | 12 |
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Sorry, Graham, but I beg to differ with you, re: Erasure, Hammy
Odeon, 1988. I had never liked them till my friend bought tickets
for the gig in May. I thought they were superb live, even if I did
wonder why they were doing a cover of Dollar's `Oh L'amour'...
later to be told by an Erasure freak that they recorded it in 1985,
and it got to No1 on Europe!!
Woops Victoria!!
VJ
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| 26.41 | So here I am once more | ODIHAM::MAILROOM | | Fri Apr 21 1989 11:20 | 17 |
| BEST: (NO PARTICULAR ORDER)
Hanoi Rocks - Marquee 1983
Blackfoot - Reading Hexagon 1982
Hawkwind - Mad acoustic performance at
Stonehenge 1985 (i think!!!!)
Marillion - Top Rank Reading , April '83
(300 people there)
" - Garden Party , Milton Keynes
(58000 people there!!)
" - + about 20 gigs at Hammy Odeon
ABSOLUTE CR*P
Bruce Springsteen @ Wembley - Overrated Self ,
congratulatory dross
PETE (I Don't Care)
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