List all the concerts you've ever been to.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

I'll start... some of these were at Warped Tour last year, but I've just listed them all seperately.

Dave Matthews Band (x3), Something Coporate, Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday, George Bensen, The Goo Goo Dolls, Hanson (x3), Gavin DeGraw, Maroon5, Michael Tolcher, Teitur, Days Away, Presidents of The United States of America, Karl Densen's Tiny Universe, The Starting Line, Fall Out Boy, Senses Fail, Story of the Year, *NSYNC, Washington Social Club, Matchbook Romance, My Chemical Romance, Dave Brubeck, Green Day, Lars Frederikson and The Bastards, Bad Religion, James Taylor, India. Arie, Flogging Molly, Yellowcard, Thursday, Rise Against, The Early November, Bon Jovi, Ben Jelen, Ingram Hill, Allister, Home Grown, Gregg Allman

And I'll be going to Earth Wind & Fire, Chicago, Tegan & Sara, Warped Tour 2005, and Ani Difranco in the next few months.

So... what concerts/shows have you been to? :hi:

[sinkingfeeling]

1. The Lettermen, The Beatles, U2, ZZTop

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

2. You saw the Beatles?

When/where? :)

[sinkingfeeling]

49. Cincinnati, Ohio in 1965 (?). Their first trip to USA.

Forgot I also went to 2 Alabama concerts long, long ago.

[GalleryGod]

57. Good tour-Saw them in Philly.

Tell them how long the "concert" was !:wtf:

[meegbear]

3. ...

Alice Cooper
Yes 2x
Grateful Dead
Roger Waters 3x
Pink Floyd 2x
Starship
Rolling Stones

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

5. That's incredibly cool.

I'd have been in heaven seeing Yes, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, etc. Awesome.

[meegbear]

11. Those were good shows ...

but the second Yes concert, Big Generator Tour, I had to pull an all nighter to finish a college class project, so I literally slept thru the entire show.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

18. Aw, that's too bad

:)

[asthmaticeog]

4. Oh my god...

I couldn't. There's no way. I'd have to remember 20 years of CONSTANT concertgoing activity AND penetrate the alcohol fog that's characterized the last 15 of those 20 years. Yikes.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

6. TRY

:)

[asthmaticeog]

9. LOL

Skinner would probably sue me to recover the spike in bandwidth charges that list would cause - I can't risk it...

[tigereye]

120. wow but your list is probably amazing!

mine would be pretty long too, but not in the last 10 years.

[GumboYaYa]

27. Same here, I probably have forgotten more shows that I have

seen than I can remember.

Some great ones I remember are Allman Brothers reunion at the Charlie Daniels jam. King Sunny Ade and Jimmy Cliff at Red Rocks. Willie Nelson in a small bar for three straight hours (simply an amazing show). Keith Richards and J.D. and the Jammers playing at Benny's in New Orleans after the Stones concert. Partying before and after the show and getting on stage with Stevie Ray Vaughan at the Grand Ole Opry.....there are so many more. I just love live music.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

7. I can't even remember half the ones I've been to

but if you can name all the punk/alternative bands in the 80s, the odds are I saw 95% of them. Needless to say, my hearing ain't what it used to be.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

8. LOL

:bounce:

[rbnyc]

53. No Doubt

I think I got about an 1/8 of them in my post.

;-)

[quispquake]

10. Quite a list :)

here's my full list (that I can remember)

http://www.perkypat.com/LiveReviews/perkys_concert_history.htm

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

15. Oooh, nice

I really would love to see Rufus!

You saw some really cool bands back in the 80s! :)

[WCGreen]

89. My brother in law told me tonight,

After I told him about this thread, that he saw Rufus open up for the Rolling Stones..

The Stones, according to the Doctor, kicked Rufus off the tour because they were getting too good a response from the crowd,,,,,

Tell me Somethin Good,,,,,,,.
Thrill Me thrill me Thrill.....

[Rising Phoenix]

12. this will take some stoney thought...

New Kids On the Block, Neil Young, Jane's Addiction, Porno for Pyros, Flaming Lips, Buthole Surfers, NIN, Stone Temple Piolets, Pearl Jam, Ministry, Eminiem, Snoop, Dr Dre, Alice In Chains, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blues Treavelers, Lenord Skynard ( it ws free), Rusted Roots ( also frree) Phish, several times, Cypress Hill, Red Man , G Love, Fugazi, Pennywise, Primus,probably more...

[Rising Phoenix]

16. Oh yeah, a couple of Lolloapoloza's

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

19. Great list

:hi: thanks for sharing

[Richardo]

13. Talking Heads - 1978

Chicago (early days)
George Harrison (Dark Horse Tour)
Paul McCartney (Wings Over America)
Tower of Power MANY times
Earth Wind & Fire
Fleetwood Mac
Beach Boys :eyes:
Ricki Lee Jones
The Tubes
Leon Redbone
INXS
Lyle Lovett
Nanci Griffith 2x
Dire Straits
Police
Go-Gos

maybe some more...

The Who
Leo Kottke
Bonnie Raitt
Al Green
America :eyes:


in jazz:

Stan Kenton
Maynard Ferguson
Don Ellis
Buddy Rich
Woody Herman

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

17. Wow. George Harrison. Totally. Awesome.

:wow:

[Richardo]

31. That it was...

:hi:

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

34. I'm beyond jealous.

I really wish I'd been able to see him before he died :(

[Richardo]

36. He was hampered by a throat thingy the whole tour - very hoarse

but man! So good. You can even hear the hoarseness on the Dark Horse studio cuts.

[matcom]

14. this is gonna be difficult

Clapton x3
ZZ Top
Judas Priest x8
Pink Floyd
Bon Jovi
Rush
Richie Havens
CSN(Y) x3
Deep Purple
Blue Oyster Cult
Scorpions
Elton John x2
Foreigner
Styx
Iron Maiden
Metallica
Ozzy
Blackfoot
Jefferson Airplane
Cheap Trick
Meatloaf
Chicago (hey, it was free)
Beach Boys
Harry Conick Jr
Motley Crue
Van Halen

i'm sure i'm missing some

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

21. Wow!

:hi: very nice.

[proud patriot]

20. I'm sure I'll forget some

Billy Squier , Willie Nelson 2x ,Ozzy 5x, Metallica 9x
megadeth 3x , Iron maiden 5x, QueensRyche 4x, Clapton,
BB King 4x , Fleatwood Mac 3x , Stevie 3x , Eagles 2x,
Jackson Browne 3x , The Firm , Bad Company , Steve miller,
Doobie Brothers 2x , Traffic , Bill Graham Memorial free
Concert in Golden Gate Park SF (the only time I saw the dead)
Dio , Tracy Chapman , Los Lobos 2x , Santana 9x , Rush 3x
2 Day on the Green 3 times, Monsters of Rock ,
Lollapalooza 2x (Pearl Jam) (Red Hot Chili peppers)
The Guiness Flaugh (Chumba Wumba) , Yes , Chicago , Yngwie
Malmsteen 3x , Y and T lost count , Joan Jett , Areosmith ,
Cinderella (LOL) Van Halen w/ David Lee Roth and Cher.

I think that's all of them :think:

[redqueen]

22. Hmmmm...

Jefferson Starship, 38 Special, Moody Blues (3x), The Police, Alice Cooper, Duran Duran, Iron Maiden (2x), Metallica, AC/DC, The Smiths, Culture Club, Joe Walsh, Arlo Guthrie (2x), Robert Plant, Ten Hands, The Ramones, Mark Knopfler, David Bowie, Pink Floyd (sans Waters :(), Peter Gabriel, Tool (3x)...

I know I'm forgetting some...

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

24. Ooh. I'm jealous.

The Ramones? The Smiths? Definitely jealous... wish I'd been born earlier...

[Call me Deacon Blues]

23. Let's see . . .

The Monkees (don't laugh, I was a kid)
Three Dog Night
Elton John 2x
The Who
The Stones
Led Zeppelin
Procol Harum
The Eagles
Peter Frampton
The Allman Joys
and as their later name, The Allman Brothers
B-52's
The Bangles
Buddy Rich
Ahmad Jamal
Ray Brown
Emmylou Harris
Bela Fleck
Tori Amos
Grand Funk Railroad
Suzanne Vega 3x
Soul Coughing
Ben Folds Five
Brewer & Shipley
Jethro Tull
Beach Boys
Mountain
Sha-Na-Na
Bread
Joni Mitchell
Jackson Browne
Gordon Lightfoot
James Taylor 2x (Once with Carly)

Jeebus, I know there's been more, I just can't remember.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

25. James puts on a good concert.

I think I was the youngest person there, when I went! :hi:

[trackfan]

26. Queen

Fleetwood Mac
Don Henley
Taj Mahal

[Initech]

28. I've been to a lot of concerts

Mostly heavy metal, of course!

Beck
Dream Theater (3x)
Porcupine Tree (3x)
George Clinton
Judas Priest (2x)
System Of A Down
The Mars Volta (2x)
Queensryche (4x)
A Perfect Circle (2x)
Opeth (4x)
KMFDM (2x)
Symphony X
Neurosis
The Pixies
Flogging Molly (3x)
Ozzfest 2004 (Sabbath, Priest, Slayer)

Then there are the upcoming ones:

Ozzfest 2005 (8/20)
Nine Inch Nails / Queens Of The Stone Age (10/08)
Green Day (10/01)
Rolling Stones (11/04)
Paul McCartney (11/11)
Gigantour - Megadeth + Dream Theater (7/24)
Flogging Molly (7/28)

[progmom]

29. it would take forever

so i will name a random sampling

ella fitzgerald
miles davis
dizzy gillespie
U2
rolling stones
the jacksons
johnny cash
willie nelson
henry rollins
alex chilton
jeff buckley
elvis costello
joni mitchell
kirsty maccoll
janet jackson
rickie lee jones
n sync
destiny's child
aretha franklin
gladys knight
leontyne price
jessye norman
sting
prince
nina simone
carmen mcrae
dave brubeck
sam phillips
staple singers
joan baez
peter paul & mary
kingston trio
oscar peterson
ladysmith black mombazo
stereolab
cheap trick
beach boys
brian wilson
steely dan
the who
tina turner
parliament/funkadelic
duran duran
ohio players
gap band
norah jones
springsteen
barenaked ladies


and many many many many many many many many more

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

30. wow

:wow:

progmom rockssss :yourock:

[Call me Deacon Blues]

33. You win . . .

I did think of a few more . . .

Billy Joel
Huey Lewis
10,000 Maniacs

and on edit
Bob Dylan
Charlie Daniels (he used to be ok)


You still win, though. :)

[Scout1071]

73. Touche Progmom.

Please take a gander at post #70 (if you are so inclinced).

Looking at your list, I'm going to have to add Ms. Jackson, Springsteen, P-Funk, Sting and Cheap Trick to my list.

[WCGreen]

90. Cheap Trick and Dizzy Gilliespe.....

Oh that is a long stretch from one end to the other....

[shugh514]

32. My memory banks would crash

if I tried to remember that all at once but here are some
highlights
Moody Blues in 72-73
Yes
Clapton/Santana
Doobie Brothers
Kansas
Blues Brothers
Loggins & Messina
Jefferson Starship/Jeff Beck
Dan Fogelberg
Ramones(many times)
Patti Smith
Talking Heads
Richard Lloyd
Public Image Limited
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Joan Jett
Replacements
Stray Cats
Elvis Costello
Clash
Squeeze
Tom Petty
Guns N' Roses
Aerosmith
Soundgarden
George Clinton
Grandmaster Flash
Run DMC
Public Enemy
XTC
The Jam
Gang of Four
X
Circle Jerks
many more
and Baby Macaroni last night

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

35. It's official

Jefferson Starship toured individually to everyone's houses...

so many people in this thread have seen them, lol

[GCP]

37. Mainly 60s, 70s, some 90s

Moody Blues
The Hollies
The Who
Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger
Fairport Convention
ELO
Clapton
Slade
Pink Floyd - the Wall concert
Tom Petty many times
Alannis Morrisette
Macca
Peter Gabriel

Prolly more I can't remember.

[ghostsofgiants]

38. It's a depressingly short list, due to my tendency to always miss shows...

Combined with an utter lack of shows around here.

The Beach Boys featuring John Stamos (Fuck yeah, my first concert ever featured John Stamos! You know you're jealous.)
The Tea Party
Sam Roberts
Wintersleep
And tomorrow I'll be seeing Finger Eleven, K-os and The Tragically Hip.

Ones I've missed:
Sam Roberts (Another one)
Billy Talent
Matthew Good
Matt Mays and El Torpedo
The Weakerthans/The Constantines
Alexisonfire
And the Closet Monster show I didn't even know about till the day after it took place.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

41. UNCLE JESSE?

I'm so jealous.

[ghostsofgiants]

42. Hahaha, you should be!

I also listed the shows I've missed over the past little while in my edit, just so you can see how much I suck at making it to really cool shows.

[ALago1]

39. Off the top of my head...

Tom Petty
Phish (x 27)
Trey Anastasio
Weezer (x 5)
Billy Joel (x2)
Saves the Day
Dashboard Confessional (you tell anyone I kill you!)
Dave Matthews (x2)
The Get Up Kids
Phil & Friends
Bruce Springsteen (x4)
Radiohead (x2)
Bob Dylan
Paul Simon

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

43. wow great list!

ALL those bands are on my to-see list... & don't worry, i love dashboard.

[ALago1]

46. Thanks!

I'm curious, how was the Green Day show you went to? I've been wanting to see them but haven't heard anything about their live shows.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

47. Great!

It was a really awesome show, one of the best I've been to in a large arena.

[Zen Democrat]

40. The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, U2,

Joan Baez
George Harrison
Paul McCartney and Wings
ZZ Top
Eric Clapton (Derek and the Dominoes)
Doobie Brothers
Ten Years After
Neil Young
CS&N
CSN&Y
Jimmy Buffett
Willie Nelson
Emmylou Harris
Moody Blues
Ozzy Osbourne
Sonic Youth
Loggins & Messina
Linda Ronstadt
Grand Funk Railroad

... Oh my God I can't begin to remember them all!!

[jus_the_facts]

44. hey Maggie...hmmm let's see.....

Hank Williams Jr.
Loverboy
Cheap Trick
Night Ranger
Alice Cooper
Faster Pussycat
Metallica
Poison
Slaughter
John Waite
Scandal
The Go-Go's
Bon Jovi 2x's
Ratt
Aerosmith 2x's
AC/DC 2x's
Stryper
The Bangles
Elvis Costello
Dokken
Def Leppard

...and a couple more I'm sure I'm forgettin'! :headbang:

[jus_the_facts]

67. D'OH....last but definitely not least...LYNYRD SKYNYRD....

...dunno how I forgot that one..it was one of the BEST EVER?! :crazy:

[Bossy Monkey]

45. Live Aid (Philly), Simon & Garfunkel at Central Park,

the first Who farewell tour (according to the internets, the Clash opened, though sadly I don't remember this), Rolling Stones/ Living Colour, U2, Dylan/ Grateful Dead/ TP&HPs, Ditto without the Dead, Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers, Max Roach Double Quartet, Valery Ponomerov, Robert Earl Keen, Steve Wynn/ John Wesley Harding, Swimming Pool Qs, Clash without Mick, Earth Wind & Fire, Harry Chapin, ELO, Kansas, Styx, The Guess Who, Badfinger.

Edit: Beach Boys/ Jeffrey Osborne/ Jazz Crusaders, GoGos (These additions are Richardo's fault; he reminded me)

Editedit: Doobie Brothers (hey! my first date, ever!), Blackfoot opening for somedamnbody, but I can't remember who, ditto 38 Special

Editeditedit: Elton John, X. Santana was in the mix for one of those stadium shows (Stones or Dylan & the dead) but I don't feel like looking it up and am depressed I can't remember.

[HamstersFromHell]

127. I also attended one of the stop of The Who's "original" farewell..

and we got Toots & The Maytalls for the opening act. (does that ring any bells?)

[Bossy Monkey]

129. I saw Toots at some other show I'm pretty sure

I got the info on the Clash opening for the Who in Philly off a site where people were trading/ selling CD-Rs of concerts. Of course, such sites don't have to be any more accurate than any other website, but presumably some purchaser would call them out on it sooner or later if they were selling CDs purporting to be the Philly show and then on it Joe called out "Hello, Buffalo!"

Apart from it being 25 years ago (ugh), I went from Philly to NYC via bus, hustled over to JFK and eventually caught a standby flight to London for a junior year abroad in Canterbury. So I could be forgiven for being a little discombobulated.

[seemunkee]

48. OK

Hendrix
ELP(several times)
Yes
Rick Wakeman
Deep Purple
Frank Zappa
Pink Floyd
David Bowie
Bruce Springsteen
Allman Brothers
New Riders of the Purple Sage/Leon Russell
Dr. John
Iggy Pop
Ramones
Kraftwerk
Roxy Music(several times)
Tangerine Dream
Soft Machine
Genesis
Gong
Robert Fripp (solo)
King Crimson
Talking Heads
New Order
Just about every DC punk band in the late 70s early 80s

That's all I can think of

[AllegroRondo]

50. Lets see...

Rush (9x)
Dave Matthews (3x)
Bela Fleck
NIN
Marlyn Manson
Pearl Jam
Ramones
Bad Religion
Violent Femmes
Sisters of Mercy
Cranberries
Crosby, Stills, and Nash
Santana
Pink Floyd
Eagles
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Wild Colonials
Sugar Cubes (with Bjork)
Yngwe Malmstein
Scorpions
Metallica
Van Halen (Roth singing)

[rbnyc]

51. Hmmmm, I don't think it's possible.

It would be easier to list all my lovers--and that's saying something!

Let's see... (Please keep in mind...some of them aren'y my fault!)

B.B. King
Muddy Waters
AC/DC
Dead Kennedys
Black Flag
Husker Du
Soul Asylum
Big Black
Charlie Sexton
Duran Duran
Thompson Twins
OMD
Depeche Mode
NEw Order
U2
Neville Brothers
The Police
The Smiths
Sonic Youth
Throwing Muses
Kristin Hersh
Hole
L7
Seven Year Bitch
Soul Coughing
Steely Dan
Steve what's-his-name-the-Fly-Like-an-Eagle-guy
Suicidal Tendencies
Shock Therapy
The Grateful Dead
Luna Chicks
The Murmers
Veruca Salt
The Cure
Peter Gabriel
Joan Biaz
Kim Deal
Lou Reed
Diamanda Galas
Cat Power
Marc Ribot
Thurston Moore
Michele N'Degiocello or however you spell it
Sade
Rasputina
That guy from P-Funk
Elliot Sharp
Kenny Freakin' Loggins
Jouhn Cougar Melloncamp (I can't believe some of these!)
Jackson Browne
Smashing Pumpkins
Circle Jerks
Crass
Somebody, Martin and Wood (Great reputation-I was not impressed)
William Hooker
Jazz Passengers

More...

[Kathy in Cambridge]

54. We have a lot of bands in common

and when I read your list, I realize I was missing some. :hi:

[rbnyc]

55. We do...and from your list I realized I was missing....

The Damned
The Lemonheads
Patti Smith
Tom Verlaine
Killing Joke
Public Image Limited
Replacements
Gang of Four
Minor Threat
Flaming Lips
The Pogues
Stiff Little Fingers
Jesus And Mary Chain


Lot's on your list I wish I'd have seen.

I've always had a soft spot for Mission of Burma and Dinosaur Jr.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

56. I forgot Siouxsie and the Banshees

I keep having flashes of memory. Shit, I spent too much time clubbing in the 80s. x(

[rbnyc]

102. We must be around the same age.

All I did was go to shows and buy records. What a life.

sigh

[Kathy in Cambridge]

52. Here's a partial list

I can't remember them all...

Ramones(many times)
The Damned
The Lemonheads
Blondie
Richard Hell
Johnny Thunders
Patti Smith
Tom Verlaine
Cramps (many times)
Bauhaus
Killing Joke
Nick Cave
Gun Club
Talking Heads
Public Image Limited
Replacements (many times)
Elvis Costello
Grandmaster Flash
Public Enemy
XTC
The Jam
The Clash
Gang of Four
X (many times)
Husker Du (many times)
Bob Mould
Black Flag
Misfits
Minor Threat (many times)
Circle Jerks
Angry Samoans
Agent Orange
Depeche Mode
Blur
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Joan Jett
Alex Chilton
Readiohead
Sterolab
Th’ Faithhealers
Wedding Present
Dinosaur Jr.
Sebadoh
Bettie Serveert
Nirvana
Sonic Youth (many times)
Screaming Trees
Love and Rockets
Flaming Lips
Bow Wow Wow
Romeo Void
U2 (in the ‘80s)
The Bangles
Bananarama
The Go-Gos
Suicidal Tendencies
The Avengers
Dead Kennedys
Big Black
REM
Violent Femmes
Dream Syndicate
Fear
Flipper
Pere Ubu
Minutemen
Einsturzende Neubaten
Butthole Surfers
The Pogues
Stiff Little Fingers
The Undertones
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Wipers
Jesus And Mary Chain
My Bloody Valentine
Pussy Galore
Pearl Jam
Fugazi
Soul Asylum
Bad Religion
Jody Foster’s Army
Bad Brains
The Blasters
Huey Lewis & the News (not on purpose)
Smashing Pumpkins


Many great Boston bands, who I saw zillions of times:
Mission of Burma
Pixies
Neighborhoods
Morphine
Lyres
Buffalo Tom
The Neats
The Flies
Moving Targets
Throwing Muses
The Five
Turbines
Scruffy the Cat
The Real Kids
Classic Ruins
Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic
And so many more it would take forever…

[Kathy in Cambridge]

66. Forgot Iggy Pop and Bowie

[jane_pippin]

92. d'oh self delete

wrong spot

[jane_pippin]

95. Ok, second try: You got to see Pussy Galore!

Jealous!

on edit: ok, so NOT in the wrong spot. in my defense, I have been enjoying delicious beer.

[tigereye]

122. nice list K

a lot of mine are on there!

[kmla]

58. The Go-Go's/Flock of Seagulls.

Jerry Lee Lewis.
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (X4)
John Mellencamp (X5)
John Fogerty
The Pretenders
Peter Gabriel
WOMAD Festival
Jimmy Buffett
Don Henley
Farm Aid III
David Bowie
Randy Travis
The Replacements
Fleetwood Mac
Genesis

That's all I can think of for now...

[Kathy in Cambridge]

61. I saw The Pretenders too. Forgot to list them.

[kmla]

63. Chrissie Hynde is not a classic beauty....

... but she sure looked great in her leather pants when I saw her ('84 or so...)

[Bossy Monkey]

101. Me too and me too, respectively. Just before Live Aid, their first date

in a year and half after Chrissie's second (I think) baby. At the Chestnut Cabaret just off Penn's campus. They played nothing but crowd favorites; there was only one song I didn't recognize, so when we went home I pulled out their first record. It turned out to be "Up the Neck" and has been a favorite ever since.

As Tommy Gallagher said, "Chrissie sweated on me!!!"

[MrSlayer]

59. I've been to thousands of concerts, I can't list them all.

I can say I've seen Slayer 42 times, The Rolling Stones 15 times, Judas Priest 10 times and Black Sabbath 10 times. My first concert was Led Zeppelin in 1975 when my uncles took me there instead of babysitting at home.

[jus_the_facts]

68. Lucky BASTARD.......

:hi: :loveya:

[texastoast]

60. Here goes--don't laugh

I am going to update soon with Green Day. And I NEVER saw Ted Nugent. :puke:

The Bubble Puppies
The Grass Roots
Three Dog Night
Led Zeppelin
Allman Brothers
Jethro Tull
Yes
Rolling Stones
Asleep at the Wheel
BB King
Black Sabbath
ZZ Top
David Bowie
Traffic
Kiss
Queen
Billy Joel
Deep Purple
Alice Cooper
Sting
Jimmy Buffet
Grateful Dead
Dire Straits (twice)
Peter Gabriel
Eric Clapton
The Guess Who
King Crimson
Santana
Marshall Tucker Band
Chicago
Willie Nelson
Carlos Santana
Warren Zevon
The Who
Alvin Lee and Ten Years After
Donovan'
Rod Stewart
REO Speedwagon
Crosby, Stills, Nash
Kenny Loggins
Jackson Browne
The Crows
Doobie Brothers
Steve Winwood
Aerosmith
Bonnie Raitt
Lynard Skynard
Joe Cocker
Steppenwolf
Peter Frampton
Fleetwood Mac
Styx
The Eagles (at least twice)
Jeff Beck
Uriah Heep
Stevie Nicks
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Blue Oyster Cult
Bruce Springsteen
Tom Petty
Dixie Chicks
Annie Lennox


I think that is all, but no matter, I have to get back to work. This doesn't count the Texas bands or the classical stuff.

[Left_Winger]

62. A few

Earth, Wind and Fire
Alice Cooper
Uriah Heep
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Bob Dylan
Niel Young
REM
Fogerty
Crosby, Stills and Nash
K's Choice
The Ramones (twice)
X
B-52s
Shawn Colvin
Tom Petty
Elvis Costello

and several others which I cannot recall at this time.

[pdx_prog]

64. Good lord...

Don't know if I can do this or not....

Yes (5x)
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe
Damn Yankees
Night Ranger
Tony Carey
Eric Johnson (3x)
Steve Morse Band (2x)
Dixie Dregs
Tom Petty
Jackson Browne
Paul McCartney
Alan Holdsworth
Judas Priest
Styx
Kansas (2x)
Al Dimeola
Frank Zappa
Asia (2x)
Jon Anderson
Elvis
ZZ top
Skynard (2x)
BOC
UFO
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Bruce Springsteen
John Mclaughlin
Eric Clapton
Robin Trower
Rolling Stones
Mister Mister
Allman Brothers
BB King
Robert Plant
Black Sabbath (unfortunately)
Leo Kottke
Norman Blake

I know I have missed a bunch....

Edit:

Bowie
Rush
Bela Fleck / Flecktones
3 dog night (worked sound for production company)
STP (was on stage with them for entire show)
Emmylou Harris (the night Elvis died in Memphis)
REO
Todd / Utopia
Pat Travers

[WCGreen]

65. Here Goes..

Niel Young
Linda Rondstant (Eagles as her back up)
Muddy Waters
Hocus Pocus
Alice Cooper
Pink FLoyd (3x)
J. Giels Band (5x)
ELO
Heart (3x)
Iggy Pop
PRetenders
David Bowie (3x)
Yes (2x)
BEach Boys
Aerosmith
The BAnd
Crosby Stills And Nash
Crosby Stills Nash and Young
Rolling Stones
Al Stewert (2x)
Hall and Oates (2x)
The Hooters
David and David (met Mrs. WC Green there)
Genisis (2x)
Rod Stewert
Mott the Hopple
Bruse (3x)
Todd Rundgren
Santana
The Sundays
INXS
Bob Seager
Crowded House
10000 maniacs
Bob Dylan
Human League
Billy Joel (2x)
Bjok
PILL
Depche Mode
Blondie
Alabama
Kathy Matea
David Sanborn (2x)
Moody Blues
Earth Wind and Fire
Uriah Heep
ZZ Top
Pure Prairie League
Fleetwood MAc
Four Tops
Village People
Hank Williams Jr.
Alabama
Trisha Yearwood
Del AMitirs
Melisa Ethridge
Til Tuesday
Brice Hornsby
Thompson Twins
Suzy Bogus
Laurie Anderson
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Joan Baez
Lorrie Morgan
MAry Chapin Carpenter
Vince Gill
Paul Mac (3x)
REO Speedwagon
Doobie Brothers
Micheal Mcdonald
GEorgia Satellites

I'm sure there are a lot more, but I just can't remember any more

Forgot John Couger

[WCGreen]

93. I forgot

Kenny Login
Steve Fobert
Tom Petty
Boston
Little River Band
Southside Johnny
Basia
Mike and the Mechanics
Los Lobos

[friesianrider]

69. Ironically, I've seen Bush twice in concert ;)

The band, not the war criminal of course. Amazing they used to be my favorite band...

[Scout1071]

70. No possible way to list or remember them all, but some of my

favorites:

Grateful Dead (25x's), Tom Petty (3x's), Pink Floyd (2x's), Rolling Stones (2x's), Eric Clapton, Elton John, Billy Joel, Stevie Ray Vaughn, BB King (2x's), Bob Dylan (2x's), Bon Jovi, Cinderella, Duran Duran, Stray Cats, Romantics, Rick Springfield, Adam Ant, Widespread Panic, Phish (multiple), Govt Mule, Ben Harper, Bonnie Raitt (multiple), Keb Mo, Prince, Beastie Boys (3x's), Run DMC (2x's), Queen Latifah, EPMD, Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince, LL Cool J, Red Hot Chili Peppers, REM, Motley Crue, Van Halen (Hagar and Roth), N'Sync (don't ask), The Who, U2 (2x's), Pearl Jam, Little Feat, Michael Jackson, Jackson 5, Fleetwood Mac, The Cult, Metallica, Guns N Roses, Billy Idol, Lionel Richie, Barry Manilow, Norah Jones, Diana Krall, Elvis Costello, John Cougar Mellencamp, Neil Young, Steppenwolf, Dave Matthews Band, Rusted Root, Allman Bros, Tower of Power, Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, Pat Benatar, Barry Manilow, James Taylor (multiple), Fishbone, Smashing Pumpkins, James Brown, INXS.


OK, enough showing off!

Edited after viewing a few lists and having my memory jogged: Springsteen, Janet Jackson, Cheap Trick, Sting, Jane's Addiction, Nickelback, Foo Fighters.

[sendero]

71. I wonder how many ...

... I can remember?

Moody Blues
Yes
ELP
Stranglers
Stereolab
Iggy Pop
Talking Heads
Police
Wolfgang Press
Jane's Addiction
Bruce Springsteen
Cocteau Twins (twice)
Dead Milkmen
Robert Fripp
UK

Yes, I'm pretty old :)

[biscodawg]

72. here it goes

string cheese incident x 12
disco biscuits x 13
phish x 12
rem x 2
dmb x 2
moe x 6
brothers past x2
sound tribe sector 9 x3
phil lesh x 2
allman brothers
bb king x 2
credence clear water
gregg allman
jazz is dead
mother hips
face to face
tons of small bands in clubs, and many more I'm forgetting :)

[achtung_circus]

74. Some

Pink Floyd
Rush
Chicago
Beach Boys
Harry Connick Jr
Elton John
The Who
Stones
The Eagles
Jethro Tull (a lot)
Sha-Na-Na
Bread (don’t ask)
Gordon Lightfoot
Jeff Beck
Moody Blues
Yes
Boston
Kansas
Stray Cats
Elvis Costello
Eagles
ELO
Al Stewart (and smoked dope with the band before the show in tha men’s room at Con Hall U of T)
Blue Rodeo
Rick Wakeman
Nazareth
Gary Wright (Hey, he opened for Tull)
Paul McCartney
Bare Naked Ladies
Tragically Hip
KD Lang

More I can’t remember.

[GoneOffShore]

75. Pink Martini

Michel Sardou, Fairport Convention, Willy & Lobo, George Thorogood & the Delaware Destroyers, Phil Collins, David Bowie, Bonnie Raitt, Gordon Lightfoot, Garnet Rogers, The London Philharmonic, US Marine Band, Steeleye Span, Emmylou Harris, Don McLean, John Renbourn, The Byrds, Jim Croce, Chicago, Susannah McCorkle, Al Stewart, Ray Davies and the Kinks, Bon Jovi, Destiny's Child, the Kaiser Chiefs, Chucho Valdez, The Afro-Cuban All Stars, John Prine, Linda Rondstadt, Tom Paxton, The Vibrators, and numerous symphony orchestras.

all in no particular order - From the 50's through now.
There are probably more, and this is a very eclectic list, but hey, that's my taste in music.

Yet to see, and one of those things I'd like to do before I die, the New Years Day Concert with the Vienna Philharmonic.

[Ramsey]

76. I'm sure I've forgotten at least 50%!

In approximately chronological order, and only the major bands. I’ve seen lots of regional and local artists too:

Earth Wind and Fire; The Commodores; Prince; Billy Joel; Pat Benatar; ZZ Topp; Tom Petty; Neil Young; Meatloaf; The Rolling Stones; Van Halen; Yes; The Who; Black Flag; The Police; The Cars; Sting; Adam Ant; INXS; Culture Club; Human League; Madonna; REM; David Bowie (30 times or so); U2 (10 times or so); Peter Gabriel (10 times or so); Tin Machine; Urge Overkill; Black Crowes; Violent Femmes; Ringo Starr; Grateful Dead; Moody Blues; John Lee Hooker; Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jeff Beck; Bauhaus/Peter Murphy/Love and Rockets; Robert Fripp/ King Crimson; Sarah MacLachlan; Melissa Etheridge; Lou Reed; Parliament; Jeff Buckley; Nine Inch Nails; Placebo; Bush; Veruca Salt; Tori Amos; Paul Simon; Patti Smith; Laurie Anderson; Evanescence; Billy Idol; Neil Finn

Last weekend I saw Bryan Adams, Maroon 5, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Rob Thomas, all at Live 8, and Stevie Wonder, and Elton John for July 4th.

Not to mention a bunch of concert festivals with lots of bands that played 5 songs each that I can’t remember right now!

[Arugula Latte]

77. My first concert -- I was six -- Linda Ronstadt -- I got stoned off of the

second-hand smoke.

Some others:

The Who
The Police
The Clash
The Pretenders
The Eagles
The B-52s
The English Beat
Prince
The Bee Gees (sue me -- I was 13)
Andy Gibb -- (see above comment)
Joan Armatrading
General Public
Paul Simon
Elton John
Billie Joel
Boston
Chris Isaak (free concert on U.C. Berkeley campus pre-fame, then later)
Harry Connick Jr.
Tanya Tucker (my Dad was a country D.J.)

Some others I can't think of now.

[Arugula Latte]

78. Oh yeah, and Joe Jackson, Echo and the Bunnymen, INXS

and Andy Williams and The Osmonds in a Reno supper theater! LOL.

[Zomby Woof]

79. I am going to forget some

Starting in 1981... more or less in order through 2003, and "*" = more than once.

Molly Hatchet*
.38 Special
The Nighthawks
Van Halen
Rush*
Allen Collins Band
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
Pat Travers Band
John Fogerty*
Los Lobos*
Johnny Winter
ZZ Top*
Atlanta Rhythm Section
Sam Kinison
Lynyrd Skynyrd*
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band*
B.B. King
Paul McCartney
Branford Marsalis*
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Dr. John
Buddy Guy
Lyle Lovett & His Large Band*
Johnny Copeland
Shamekia Copeland
Bob Dylan*
The Allman Brothers Band*
Blues Traveler*
Robert Cray*
John Lee Hooker*
Elvin Bishop*
Santana
The Neville Brothers
Little Richard
Little Feat
Warren Zevon
Mercyful Fate
Cathedral
Flotsam and Jetsam
Morbid Angel*
Pink Floyd
The Grateful Dead
Taj Mahal
Arlo Guthrie
Gregg Allman Band
Soundgarden
Slayer
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Van Morrison
Joni Mitchell
Gov't Mule*
Billy Bragg
Ronnie Earl
Bonnie Raitt
Jackson Browne
Keb' Mo'
Phil Lesh Band
Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Butch Hancock
Odetta
The Flatlanders


Countless openers, some great, some awful... can't remember them all...

[Zomby Woof]

116. I left off Robert Plant

Although it was from his days when he didn't touch Zeppelin.

[crispini]

80. Hoboy, I'll try!

Let's see, I'll try to do this semi-chronologically.

Jimmy Buffett
Culture Club
Moody Blues
Duran Duran
B 52-s
Hall and Oates
America
Go Go's
Siouxsie and the Banshees (x2)
Bjork
Obo Addy
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Rusted Root
X
Black Flag
Indigo Girls
Old 97's (x10)
Robert Earl Keen
Lyle Lovett
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Tori Amos
Elvis Costello
Oasis
Widespread Panic
Robbie Fulks
The Gourds
Laurie Anderson
Tina Turner
Trachtenberg Family Slideshow Players
Tom Petty
Wilco
the Jayhawks
Bosco and Jorge
Cake
Belle and Sebastian
The New Pornographers (x2)
The Red Elvises
The Strokes
Duncan Sheik
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

and a bunch of local and Texas bands that nobody's heard of, probably, mostly more than once. :7
Sorta
Real Heroes
Sparrows
Polyphonic Spree
Legendary Crystal Chandelier
Boys Named Sue
Cowboys and Indians
Alejandro Escovedo
I Love Math
Sugarbomb
Chomsky
Deathray Davies
Macavity
Grand Champeen
Darlington
Eleven Hundred Springs
Tripp Fontaine
Centromatic

I'm sure I've forgotten some....

[Joey Liberal]

81. My first concert was Alice Cooper

I've seen Alice Cooper (twice), Aerosmith (twice), Ted Nugent (before he went nuts), Elton John (great show), Beach Boys (twice), AC/DC (with their original lead singer - they rocked), Heart, Joan Jett (what a babe), Bebop Deluxe (great band), UFO, Iggy Pop (he's nuts), J Giles (great show), Blue Oyster Cult, Boston (once in a bar and then in a sold out civic center), Foghat, America, Jeff Beck (I fell asleep), Rod Stewart (great) and many more that I have difficulty remembering:).............. I used to get pretty fired up for concerts:).......

[Montauk6]

82. Do non-arena shows count?

[Chichiri]

83. Don't remember the dates, but . . .

Rush, Billy Joel, Rush again, ELP, Jethro Tull, Kansas, Dream Theater.

That's it.

[mikita]

84. not too many,

Peter Paul and Mary
Bob Dylan
Kingston Trio
Four Tops
Richie Havens
Dave Brubeck
Nanci Griffin
Emmylou Harris
KD Lang
Doc Watson
Donna the Buffalo
Widespread Panic

those are the ones I remember....

:hi:

[grannylib]

85. Queen, Kansas, Rush, Aerosmith (3x), Nugent, Lynrd Skynrd (original)

Johnny Winter, Fleetwood Mac (3x) Jeff Beck, Santana, The Dead, Zeppelin (2x) Jethro Tull (2x) Neil Young (2x) Heart, John Mellencamp, The Cars, The Kinks, Frampton, Alberta Hunter, REO Speedwagon, Jerry Jeff Walker, Emmylou Harris, and lots of littler bands at festival-type things: Mason Proffit, Head East, Heartsfield, crap like that. Can't think of any more.
ON EDIT: Holy shit, forgot Lou Reed and Ian Drury and the Blockheads! Silly me!

[Bullwinkle925]

86. Okay - my list:

Sammy Davis, Jr.
Tom Jones
Englebert Humperdinck
The Jackson Five
Natalie Cole
Smokey Robinson
Chris Isaak
The Rolling Stones
Earth, Wind & Fire
Harry Connick, Jr.
Harry Belafonte
New Kids on the Block
Elton John
Rod Stewart
Huey Lewis & the News
Gloria Estefan
Paul Anka
Tony Bennett
The Righteous Brothers
Barry Manilow
Diahann Carroll
Tuck & Patti
Johnny Mathis

I'm sure there are some I'm forgetting.

[Bullwinkle925]

105. Yup - How could I forget - Paul McCartney (Wings tour).

Jeesh.

[Bullwinkle925]

132. Also just remembered Jane Oliver.

[Lilyhoney]

87. OK

Nightranger / The Outfield @ Poplar Creek
Pink Floyd @ Camp Randall
Inxs @ The Arragon Ball Room
Depeche Mode @ The Rosemont Horizon
REM @ The Rosemont Horizon
The Cure @ The World Music Theatre
U2 @ The World Music Theatre
Motley Crue @ Alpine Valley
Tesla @ Alpine Valley
Joe Satriani @ Alpine Valley
Pearl Jam @ Santa Barbara Bowl
Chicago @ Santa Barbara Bowl
NIN / David Bowie @ The World Music Thearte
Alannis Morrisette @ Somewhere outside in Cincinatti
Dave Matthews @ Rupp Arena
Nanci Griffith @ Sebastapol High School
Oasis @ Twisted Xmas Rosemont Horizon
Slaughter / Joker @ The Vic Theatre
Charlie Daniels Band @ Oak Fest Il
OK that is all I can remember.

[jane_pippin]

88. These are the shows I at least sort of remember being at:

In no particular order:

The Black Crowes, R.E.M., Tenacious D, White Stripes, Holly Golightly, Quintron, The Dirtbombs, The Makers, Nathaniel Meyer, The Hives, Skye Saxon and the Seeds, Clone Defects, Bantam Rooster, Isaac Hayes, Baseball Furies, Blowtops, Andrew WK, Dan Melchior, The Spits, Weezer, The Henchmen, The Paybacks, The Black Lips, They Might Be Giants, Guided By Voices, Irma Thomas, Detroit Cobras, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Fireballs of Freedom, Sleater Kinney, The Gris Gris, Cheap Trick, The King Khan & BBQ Show, Scandal, Soledad Brothers, Radiohead, Fugazi, Tori Amos, The Go, Alex Chilton, Von Bondies, Eric Burdon, Nashville Pussy, Whirlwind Heat, Boss Hog....

lots of local bands...

and the rest I forget.

[borlis]

91. I have a lot. Starting when I was about 7 years old.

The Osmonds
Bobby Goldsboro
Wayne Newton
Glen Campbell
Chicago 2x
Moody Blues
Elton John
Dan Fogelberg
Santana
Eric Clapton
Triumph 3x
Don Henley
Paul Young
Doobie Brothers
Starship
Heart 2x
Eddie Rabbitt 2x
Van Halen
Robert Plant
Black Crows
Scorpions 2x (loudest concert ever)
Genesis
Bruce Springsteen 2x
Rush 2x
Sammy Hagar
Rik Emmett
Wilson Pickett
Reo Speedwagon
Goo Goo Dolls

and of course I couldn't leave out my 5x of BON JOVI :loveya:

That's all I can remember now, there may be more.

I knew I would think of more when I read everyone else's.

Yes 2x (how could I forget that? They were awesome!)
Foreigner (sucked)
Steve Winwood
Jackson Browne
Kenny Loggins
GTR
Damn Yankees
Pretenders
38 Special
Molly Hatchet
Night Ranger
Outfield

[Pushed To The Left]

94. Only 2 big ones

Metallica in 1994 (along with Suicidal Tendencies, Candlebox, and Fight)

Ozzfest in 1996 (Ozzy, Sepultura, Biohazard, Fear Factory, Neurosis, King Norris...I might be forgetting some)

I'm not much of a concert-goer, but when I've gone I've gone to the long ones!

[Tyrone Slothrop]

96. I wasn't going to, but after reading all the others

I have to take a stab at this.

I know I'm going to forget a bunch, so I'll try to do them in chronological order (for a bit, anyway).

Yo La Tengo, Stephen Malkmus (x4), Guided By Voices (x3), Ambulance Ltd., The Pixies, TV on the Radio, QOTSA, The Decemberists, Flaming Lips, Cake, Modest Mouse, Sonic Youth (x3), Wilco, White Stripes, De La Soul, TMBG (x3 or 4), Elastica, Pavement, Beck (x3), J. Mascis, Maceo Parker, Garbage, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Primus (x3 or 4), Little Feat, Gorillaz, REM, Radiohead, Frank Black, Tool, Mission of Burma, Death Cab for Cutie (x3), Ben Kweller, Mr. Bungle (x2), ...And You Will Know Us..., Poster Children (x10 or 12), Lambchop, NIN, Phish (x2), Pantera, White Zombie, Plant & Page, and a whole lot more that are lost in a haze somewhere...

[borlis]

97. TMBG is that They Might Be Giants?

My hubby has a cd or two of theirs. We were always fascinated by "Particle Man." It was funny.

[Tyrone Slothrop]

99. One and the same

Their last couple albums haven't been that great, but their old stuff is good.

John Henry is one of my faves.

[greendog]

98. I can remember a few....

Richard Thompson
Varttina
Laura Love
Rockpile (Nick Lowe, Dave Edmonds)
Mink Deville
Muddy Waters
Taj Mahal
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Sonny Sharock
Winton & Branford Marsalis
Liz Story
David Wilcox
Michael Smith (wrote "The Dutchman" and "Spoon River")
Gil Scott-Heron
Peter Gabriel
Freddie Hubbard
The Bobs
Elvis Costello
Violent Femmes
The Seldom Scene
New Grass Revival
Tony Trishka
Billy Joel
Grateful Dead
Bob Dylan
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Bruce Springsteen
Eric Clapton
Norman Blake
Bela Fleck / Flecktones
Emmylou Harris
J. Giels Band
Moody Blues
Bonnie Raitt
Cheap Trick
Simon & Garfunkel
Golden Earring
Pete Seger
Doc Watson
Tony Rice
Bill Monroe
Michael Hedges
Bobby McFerrin
David Grisman
Suzanne Vega
Bill Morrisey

[sundog]

100. ok..

donny & marie
zz top
culture club
the cars

(please forgive me the above... they were all before 16years)

10,000 maniacs
robyn hitchcock & the egyptians
rave-ups
scruffy the cat
sinead o'connor
erasure
feelies
depeche mode
new order
sugarcubes
public image lt'd
morrissey
the cure
madonna
808 state
the orb
curve
blur
ziggy marley
charlatans
erasure
nin
jesus & mary chain
nitzer ebb
real people
dave matthews
digable planets
phish
ned's atomic dustbin
the dead
mazzy star
stereo mc's
neil young

[Kathy in Cambridge]

106. When and where did you see Scruffy the Cat?

I knew those guys well.

[sundog]

119. 9:30 club, dc

ooonn the moons of juupiter

:bounce:

[Kathy in Cambridge]

130. Cool

:hi:

[bicentennial_baby]

103. The ones I can remember:

The Bangles, Jane's Addiction, Dead Milkmen (2x), Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, Page & Plant, Tool (3x), Acoustic Junction (dozens of times, i used to work for them), Stewart Lewis (several times), Amy Fairchild, Stan Ridgeway, Dick Dale, The Ramones, Fishbone, Alice in Chains, asst'd Lollapalooza gigs (93 and 95 or 6), Shelter (Krsna hardcore, weee!), Sam Black Church (3x), Born Against, Phish (several times), several random hardcore shows, The Nation of Ulysses, Bikini Kill, Messhugah, Fantomas, one of Mike Patton's other loud bands whose name escapes me...there are more, but those are the ones I can remember at this moment.

[Bouncy Ball]

104. Oh I'm completely lame.

1988--Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour, Pink Floyd

1988--The Texas Jamm--Metallica performed (among others) and Van Halen headlined, it wasn't my idea to go, but I was in a metal phase at the time

2000--The Cure

2003--Edgefest (multiple bands)

Yep, besides some smaller venues (and I can't remember the artists), that's it.

[RetroLounge]

107. Jeez, like I can remember them?

Pink Floyd
Cheap Trick x2
Scorpions x3
Judas Priest
Ted Nugent
Ozzy
Def Leppard
Iron Maiden x2
Heart
Joe Perry Project
Eric Clapton
Muddy Waters
Girlschool
Twisted Sister
Queensryche
U2
Psychedelic Furs
The Cult
Divinyls
Danzig
Soundgarden
Mudhoney
Nirvana x2
Thompson Twins
Ministry x2
Koko Taylor
Nine Inch Nails
Jesus and Mary Chain
Cyndi Lauper
Billy Idol
Brian Setzer Orchestra x2
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
The Blue Hawaaiians
Jet
Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Marcia Ball
The Church
Peter Murphy
Dwight Yokum
Blue Rodeo
Cake
Janes Addiction
Flesh For Lulu
James McMurtry
Fishbone
Stone Temple Pilots
Sinead O'Connor
Lyle Lovett
Black Crowes
Indigo Girls
Soul Asylum
Mary Chapin Carpenter
10,000 Maniacs
White Zombie
Mojo Nixon
Leo Kottke
Beat Farmers
David Gilmour
Elton John x2
Van Halen w/DLR
Three Dog Night
The Ramones
Gordon Lightfoot
Sonic Youth
The Bodeans
Mercy Seat (w/Gordon Gano of the Femmes)
Laurie Anderson
Neil or Tim Finn, I don't remember which one (but he was barefoot)
Cocteau Twins
Galaxie 500

That's all I can remember...

RL

[no name no slogan]

108. My first was the Bee Gees, 1979 World Tour

I still have the program from it. This was at the height of their white polyester-suit-wearing, bad euro-disco power. They toured with a 30-piece string section and a dozen-piece band. I was all of ten years old, and it was the coolest thing I'd ever seen up to then.

After that, I started going to shows pretty regularly-- everything from heavy metal to r'n'b to "new wave" (as it was called then). Within the next five years, I saw the Spinners, Black Sabbath, the first Deep Purple reunion, Fleetwood Mac, Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osbourne, Sammy Hagar (pre-Van Halen), jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan,.... many I don't quite recall, either.

My most memorable shows are Morphine, Sonic Youth, Swervedriver, Kitchens of Distinction, the Wedding Present (back in 1994) and My Bloody Valentine on the "Loveless" tour.


Most recently I saw Brian Wilson for the second time on the "Smile" tour. I had tickets to Gang of Four on May 10, but ended up going into the hospital instead. :( maybe next time.

[stpalm]

109. Here we go...

Dillinger Four w/The Briefs <--- My first show, sometime in October '04

Streetlight Manifesto <---fucking awesome.
---


Hey, I'm young.

[New Earth]

110. this will be hard to remember but i'll try

311 (18x)
VNV Nation (7x in one month)
Tool (3 times)
Vast (5x)
A Perfect Circle
Korn (2x)
The Stray Cats (my first concert, i was like 5)
Chumbawamba
Stone Temple Pilots
Lollapalooza '94 (think '94 anyway)
Horde Tour '95
WDRE Fest '95
Ozzfest '03
The Offspring (unfortunately)
New Kids on the Block (2x, LOL)
Cake
Curve
Hole
Assemblage23
Dave Matthews Band

if i remember more i'll just edit this :blush:

[peacefreak]

111. Way too many...

Young Rascals, Herman's Hermits, James Brown, Little Anthony & the Imperials, Youngbloods, Jessie Colin Young, Laura Nyro & LaBelle, Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris(xmany), Crosby & Nash, Hot Tuna, Grateful Dead (xmany), Jefferson Airplane, Rashaan Roland Kirk, Dizzy Gillespe, Arlo Guthrie, Sara Lee Guthrie, Joan Armantrading, Bonnie Raitt (best in a little bar), Indigo Girls, Willie Nelson, Lyle Lovett, David Gray, String Cheese Incident, Toots & the Maytalls, Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Lucinda Williams, Nickel Creek, Carol King, James Taylor, Tracy Chapman, Paul Simon, Dave Von Ronk, Flogging Molly, Merle & Doc Watson, John Hartford & on & on & on.......
The one that got away? Van Morrison.

[ok_cpu]

112. My list

Radiohead (x2)
Counting Crows
Digable Planets
Lenny Kravitz
Steely Dan
Stone Temple Pilots
Harry Connick Jr. (I think he's ok. Mrs. ok :loveya: him)

Not that many, I guess

[LynneSin]

113. My list

Robert Plant solo - 3 times
Jimmy Page solo - once
Page/Plant together - twice
David Bowie - Twice
Yes - once
Steve Miller Band - 4 times
Ringo Starr & his band of all-stars - 1
Pearl Jam - 1
Billy Idol - 2
Rolling Stones - 1
The Who - 2
Alanis Morisette - 1
Bare Naked Ladies - 1
Greatful Dead - 1
Def Leppard - 1
Shaun Cassidy - yes, once :eyes:

I was also at Live 8 and I have tickets to see Green Day.

I was never much of a concert goer and once I had front row at a Robert Plant concert, concert going was never quite the same again.

I also had tickets to see Led Zeppelin for their "In Through the Out Door" tour but :cry: John Bonham died

[Dees]

114. Sure

Beach Boys, Chicago, Sam and Dave, Sha na na, The Association, The Kingston Trio, Johnny Rivers, The Brooklyn Bridge, The Happenings, Gary Lewis/Playboys, The First Edition, Christopher Cross, Kansas, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Brewer and Shipley, Bob Kuban and the Inmen.

[BamaGirl]

115. After reading this, I'm feeling concert "challenged" lol

I haven't been to a show in years. But I've seen
the Dead 13x
BOC 3x
Bad Company 3x
Chicago 2x
Rolling Stones
Rush
The Exploited
Circle Jerks
Aerosmith
Jimmy Page
Robert Plant
Widespread Panic
America
I can't remember the others, a bunch of 80s Atlanta metal bands lol.

[New Earth]

117. i forgot Steve Perry!

and he sang all the greatest Journey songs, and was hilarious! great show....

[Dave Sund]

118. Here's what I can remember

And most of these bands, none of you will have a clue.

Lucky Boys Confusion, The Dog And Everything, Pomeroy, Grasshopper Takeover, at least a dozen times a piece.

Bright Eyes w/ The Faint.
Motion City Soundtrack last week.
311 (FREE!) at Memorial Park in Omaha.
Plain White T's a couple times. Saraphine.
Zebrahead a couple times.
Swizzle Tree probably a half dozen times.

Too many local bands to count. The Fonzarellies, Mandown, Clever, are all defunct now. Straight Outta Junior High is always fun, and Anchondo's pretty good too. Seen those bands a few times.

Gavin DeGraw at school, oddly, with Lucky Boys as the opener. What a weird show that was. The year before it was Blessid Union of Souls (anyone remember them?)

Ben Folds at Creighton University.

[tigereye]

124. wow

just a sample:

blues:
Muddy Waters
Buckwheat Zydeco
Albert Collins
Queen Ida
Koko Taylor
John Hiatt
Rev. Billie C. Wirtz
Billy Price
various local blues bands

Jazz:
Carmen McRae
Dorothy Donegan
Geri Allen -2
Marian McPartland
Art Ensemble
Sun Ra
Joanne Brackeen
Don Byron (swoon)
Keith Jarrett
Herbie Mann
various local Pgh jazz folks
Airto
TIto Puente
Flora Purim
Ella Fitzgerald
Ornette Coleman

Classical:
Phillip Glass
lots of symphony concerts

Rock:
70s
America
Yes(numerous times)
Jethro Tull
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
Richie Blackmore
ELP
Genesis - old stuff
Ramones - 3
X
Per Ubu
David Thomas
Human Switchboard
Joan Jett -2
Patti Smith - 3
Richard Hell and the Voidoids (totally drugged out!)
The Cramps
Gary Numan
Lou Reed - 2
Blue Rodeo
Al Stewart
Rod Stewart
Joni Mitchell
Bob Dylan
Iron City House Rockers (numerous)
The Rave-ups
loads of local Pittsburgh bands

80s
Bad Religion
Throwing Muses
Stray Cats
The Clash
Gang of Four
Firehose
The Dead Milkmen
Screaming Trees
The Replacements ( drunk off their asses!)
Yo La Tengo
King Missile
Calvin from Seattle bands
Scrawl (love em! ) - numerous times!
REM - 3
The Roches
Robyn Hitchcock

90s
WOMAD
Peter Gabriel
SInead O'COnnor
Crowded House
James
Jah Wobble
Richard Thompson - 2
Patti Smith -3
Wilco
Laurie Amderson

African
Youssou N'Dour
Malathini and the Mahotella Queens

recently
The Indigo Girls
Keb Mo
Los Lobos (awesome)
Rikki Lee Jones
African drummer ensembles

My band Played with:
Scrawl
Fugazi ( well, they were in the next room!)
Afghan Whigs

Misc/ "Women's music"
Sweet Honey in the Rock
Chris Williamson
women's jazz band whose name escapes me

can't think of anymore, brain is tired :)

[enigmatic]

121. Played? 50 or so Was at? over 100..

Too many to mention, but the best concert I ever saw was The Dream Syndicate in 1983 in Clevo; changed my life..

[Bossy Monkey]

123. I'm embarrassed to say I forgot Zevon; also Ben Vaughn

though in the latter case, I think that can be said of nearly everybody. (He was really cool, though, and put on a great show.)

[Syrinx]

125. let's see

Rush (six times)
Van Halen (twice with David Lee Roth, once with Sammy Hagar)
REM
X
Journey
Willie Nelson
Commodores
Indigo Girls
Gin Blossoms / India Arie (odd bill, that)
Wendy O. Williams And The Plasmatics
Iron Maiden
38 Special
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Fleetwood Mac
Rolling Stones
Jimmy Buffett
Bob Dylan
Styx
Def Leppard
The Who
The Police
Sting
Dave Matthews Band (this was before he was famous; I crashed a frat party)
KISS
Charlie Daniels Band (before he was a freeper)

A bunch of others but that's all I can think of right now.

[HamstersFromHell]

126. .......

in no particular order...

Alice Cooper (x5)
Black Sabbath (x2)
Black Oak Arkansas (x2)
Eric Clapton
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Average White Band
Lynyrd Skynyrd (x a bunch...saw em first when they were a bar band)
Marshall Tucker Band (x4)
Allman Brothers Band (x2)
Gregg Allman
Dickie Betts & Great Southern
Sea Level
38 Special
Charlie Daniels Band
Heart
The Police
Yes (x3 - twice with Wakeman, once with Patrick Moraz)
Electric Light Orchestra (x3)
Bob Segar
The Who
David Bowie (x2)
Captain Beefheart
Frank Zappa (x2)
The Outlaws (x3)
ZZ Top (x4)
Peter Frampton
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (x3)
The Doobie Brothers (x2)
Johnny Winter (x2)
Edgar Winter
James Gang (x2)
The Eagles (x2)
Gary Wright
Aerosmith (x3)
Billy Joel (x2)
Dr. Hook (x2)
John Prine (x2)
Blue Oyster Cult
Leon Russell
The Thunderbirds (x2)
Stevie Ray Vaughn
B.B. King
Lonnie Brooks
Koko Taylor
Foghat
Genesis (x3)
Jethro Tull (x3)
Journey (before Steve Perry)
Kansas (x2)
Molly Hatchett (x3)
Blackfoot (x2)
Neal Schon & Jan Hammer
REO Speedwagon (x3)
REM
Boston (x2)
Jeff Beck
Robert Cray
Steppenwolf
The Moody Blues
Warren Zevon
Styx
Jefferson Starship
Steely Dan
Joe Walsh & Barnstorm
Paul Simon
Pink Floyd
Led Zepplin
Joan Jett
Mannheim Steamroller (x2)
Grand Funk Railroad (x2)
Rick Wakeman
Stanley Clark
George Duke
Willie Nelson
David Allan Coe
Robin Trower
Procol Harum
AC/DC
Van Halen (also SammyHalen/VanHagar)
Jimmy Buffett
Quarterflash
Black Crowes
Fleetwood Mac
KISS (x2)
Jackson Browne
J.J. Cale
Cheap Trick
Whitesnake
Al Stewart
Poco
Def Leppard
Men At Work
Adrian Belew
Foreigner
Little Feat
Great White
Isley Brothers

On Edit: After looking over some other's lists, how could I have forgotten these (the drugs were good, that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it!):

Elton John
Rush (x2)
Santana
Steve Miller
Tom Petty
Queen
John Fogarty
Ted Nugent (ok, I was young)
Dire Straits
Emmy Lou Harris
Linda Ronstadt/Stone Ponys
Mott The Hoople
Slade
Pure Prairie League

The only "show" that sticks out in my memory is seeing The National Lampoon Touring Company performing "Lemmings" and "The Watergate Comedy Hour" live. John Belushi & company were hysterical.

[The Great Escape]

128. Styx, ELO, Triumph, Def Leppard, Van Halen, AC/DC, Husker Du, Ozzy....

The Police, Eagles, Garth Brooks, Duran Duran, KISS and Warrant.

[Rising Phoenix]

131. Also saw some spoken word...

Along with the musical shows I listed before, by the way I forgot Bob Dylan and Pink Floyd (wonder why I forgot them he he), I saw Jim Carrol, Allen Ginsberg, and Henry Rollins do spoken word...amazing.