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Whats the best concert youve ever been too ?
Sting's first solo gig - at Newcastle City Hall
Meatloaf - 8 years on the trot at Newcastle City Hall and Glasgow Appollo
The Animals - at The Cluny (1 Animal, 1 Creedence Clearwater Revival and 1 unknown fantastic unknown singer)
Mori Kante - Riverside
Nithin Sawhney - at The Sage Gateshead
Runrig - at Edinburgh Castle - WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW
Hue and Cry - Piano and Voice tour at Dam Mill, SS
oh, and many many many more - love live music.
Only left one concert and it was Del Amitri at Riverside - terrible music badly sung.
Meatloaf - 8 years on the trot at Newcastle City Hall and Glasgow Appollo
The Animals - at The Cluny (1 Animal, 1 Creedence Clearwater Revival and 1 unknown fantastic unknown singer)
Mori Kante - Riverside
Nithin Sawhney - at The Sage Gateshead
Runrig - at Edinburgh Castle - WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW
Hue and Cry - Piano and Voice tour at Dam Mill, SS
oh, and many many many more - love live music.
Only left one concert and it was Del Amitri at Riverside - terrible music badly sung.
Sex God
Def Leppard at Don Valley Stadium...fan bloodytastic
Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Thunder, Terrorvision...brilliant
Would have loved to see Guns & Roses :cry:
Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Thunder, Terrorvision...brilliant
Would have loved to see Guns & Roses :cry:
Sex God
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seen guns n roses in 1987 at marquee and at newcastle city hall
got it on cd if ya wanna copy,
Just listening to Use your Illusion at the mo.
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Runrig - at Edinburgh Castle - WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW
Go Jags lol i've seen Runrig 7 times mostly in Aberdeen and its always a brilliant night out.
But for me the best concert I've ever been to had to be the 1986 Monsters of Rock at Donnington park ( 100,000 + metal heads there lol ) when Iron Maiden headlined.
AC/DC in Aberdeen ( 1996 ) comes a very close second with Metallica ( 1996 Milton Keynes Bowl ) just into 3rd lol.
Davie
Billy Joel live was always amazing. As well as 2 1/2 hours of solid music without support, he would spar/box with the microphone and cartwheel over the piano.
Saw GnR at Wembley. That was mad. Someone left with their leg in plaster.:hunk:
My favourite gig was probably Hall & Oates at Battersea Park, London; I was supposed to see Billy Joel & Elton John at Wembley, but Billy was ill - gutted
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Made my way over to Battersea and managed to get in. It was a Threshers organised gig and everyone was pissed and mellow. :cheers:
Last song was their version of Me and Mrs Jones, which Daryl sang soooo sweetly. I whistled it all the way home
. It was such a high then low then high of a day.
Saw GnR at Wembley. That was mad. Someone left with their leg in plaster.:hunk:
My favourite gig was probably Hall & Oates at Battersea Park, London; I was supposed to see Billy Joel & Elton John at Wembley, but Billy was ill - gutted
. Made my way over to Battersea and managed to get in. It was a Threshers organised gig and everyone was pissed and mellow. :cheers:
Last song was their version of Me and Mrs Jones, which Daryl sang soooo sweetly. I whistled it all the way home
. It was such a high then low then high of a day. Quote by Mark
It's a 3-way for first place.
Morrissey down in Alexandra Palace years ago. Kirsty McColl supported, and Shane Mcgowan did a walk-on for fairytale - I remember them kind of waltzing together... great stuff :cry:
Jane's Addiction - London somewhere --- very very good... breathtaking.
Soundgarden - Manchester somewhere --- ditto.
Actually, a close second would have to be Bare Naked Ladies. Kind of saw them accidently - I just happened to be at the Leadmill that night - but they were lots of fun, and I'd only really heard the Brian Wilson song before I saw them that night. Quite a treat I suppose!
Oh, now I come to think of it, I would love to see Bert Jansch again... OK, I'll hit submit now!
on the close second front.. in the middle of 2000 went to paris on business stayed in the alcor hotel in the gare de noir..and craig david did a small gig in our hotel large bar and i sat with 2 of the 3 girls from mystique it was great
Pink Floyd in London........... years ago now .............but the lighting effects where out of this world!
the second best was last year when i went to see the contribute band to pink Floyd!
Fantastic!!!
soon i am going to see Thin lizzies contribute band...... so i will tell you all what it was like when i get back!
the second best was last year when i went to see the contribute band to pink Floyd!
Fantastic!!!
soon i am going to see Thin lizzies contribute band...... so i will tell you all what it was like when i get back!
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Sisters of Mercy Top Rank Brighton
god the sisters at top rank suite...a damn good evening, although due to a mix of chemical imbalance, strobe lighting and a great deal of smoke from the smoke machines, it's still a blur.... :shock:
Your so right. I thought I had decended into hell that night with all that smoke
Great night 
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soon i am going to see Thin lizzies contribute band...... so i will tell you all what it was like when i get back!
Saw Limehouse Lizzy (top Lizzy tribute band) last night for about the tenth time. They really rock. In fact although its sacrilage to say but I think that they are tighter than the actual Lizzy live who were more often than not off their heads.
Big Country at the town and country club in Kentish Town, say what you like about them but they were absolutely brilliant live.
Manic Street Preachers Leeds Town and Country club first time I heard Catatonia live, was gobsmacked even forgot to order my beer.
Bad Manners at the Robey in London, came out drenched in sweat and my legs were dyed blue from my jeans
Nerf Herder in the Cathouse Glasgow came on and apologised for being off due to the flu but still played a blinder, even their most well known tune ( buffy theme tune) was giving a revamp where they played the opening chords crowd went wild and led into the magic roundabout theme
Manic Street Preachers Leeds Town and Country club first time I heard Catatonia live, was gobsmacked even forgot to order my beer.
Bad Manners at the Robey in London, came out drenched in sweat and my legs were dyed blue from my jeans
Nerf Herder in the Cathouse Glasgow came on and apologised for being off due to the flu but still played a blinder, even their most well known tune ( buffy theme tune) was giving a revamp where they played the opening chords crowd went wild and led into the magic roundabout theme
Quote by Mark
It's a 3-way for first place.
Morrissey down in Alexandra Palace years ago. Kirsty McColl supported, and Shane Mcgowan did a walk-on for fairytale - I remember them kind of waltzing together... great stuff :cry:
Jane's Addiction - London somewhere --- very very good... breathtaking.
Soundgarden - Manchester somewhere --- ditto.
Actually, a close second would have to be Bare Naked Ladies. Kind of saw them accidently - I just happened to be at the Leadmill that night - but they were lots of fun, and I'd only really heard the Brian Wilson song before I saw them that night. Quite a treat I suppose!
Oh, now I come to think of it, I would love to see Bert Jansch again... OK, I'll hit submit now!
Jane's Addiction.....mine and Mz Lizard's "tune" is 'been caught stealing' by Jane's Addiction. It was our first dance together, yah know, after eyes meeting across a packed club sort of thing. Perry Farrell is certainly one of the best front men.
For me:
Sex Pistols in Chicago. A fantastic end to one of the most memorable days of my life!
K I N K Y L I Z A R D
ive seen the rolling stones in wembely a few times,as i keep expecting one of them to pop there cloggs soon,but they just keep comming back,mick jagger running around the stage like a teenager,put on asuperbe show and has great energy,perhaps its all the drugs he has taken over the years.
sting also very good as i was in the second row,and watching him strum his guitar.
the boss at the milton keynes bowl great,and im not even a massive fan.
the likes of oasis before they hit the big time,when they put some effort in to the show!!!!
as someone else mentioned,meatloaf an incredible show.
i really enjoy live music in general
sting also very good as i was in the second row,and watching him strum his guitar.
the boss at the milton keynes bowl great,and im not even a massive fan.
the likes of oasis before they hit the big time,when they put some effort in to the show!!!!
as someone else mentioned,meatloaf an incredible show.
i really enjoy live music in general
