Bands you wish you could have seen?

[Sika]

Nirvana

[sailor]

OH Snap...... forgot........ Jimi

[Buckley99]

Jimi
Skynyrd
GnR
Zeppelin
Janis
SRV

[Txbownut]

[QUOTE=Burnadell;13356198]Ok, Ill play.

Guy Lombardo


This is not a football thread Burnadell.

[Txbownut]

Stevie, Petty, The Hag.

[Goldeneagle]

[quote=Txbownut;13356339]

Ok, Ill play.

Guy Lombardo


This is not a football thread Burnadell.

OK whippersnapper, you got the wrong Guy.




Hey Randy, what about Tommy Dorsey?

[Goldeneagle]

Ok, Ill play.

Guy Lombardo

Lawrence Welk

Talking about rockin the house!

[Burnadell]

[quote=Txbownut;13356339]

Ok, Ill play.

Guy Lombardo


This is not a football thread Burnadell.

Not Guy Lombardi!

[quote=Goldeneagle;13356345]

OK whippersnapper, you got the wrong Guy.




Hey Randy, what about Tommy Dorsey?

I liked Tommy Dorsey, too.

Talking about rockin the house!

Hey, that's Ricky Lombardo!

[Cajun Blake]

Ronnie James Dio!!! \m/

saw RJD at The Varsity in BR as there were only a few hundred people in attendance.
I stood front row center the entire show.
The Little Man was awesome. $12.00 ticket prices, those were the days

SRV
edit: For some reason the "SRV" above will not stay capitalized.

my friend was a concert promoter and booked SRV at the Audubon Zoo in NOLA. He asked me to work the front gate and make sure people did not bring in coolers or alcohol. They had to leave items in an assigned area, to be picked up after the show. Since this was during my using days (1986'ish) I proceeded to drink whatever alcohol was set aside b/c it was FREE ... vodka, rum, whiskey, Boonesfarm, Jungle Juice, wine, etc.... I was so F'd up I do not remember the show. Everything seemed like a 2 hr long voodoo chile solo.

Greatful dead

seen them dozens of times as Jerry was the man

Allman Bros Band, Bob Marley, Joplin

saw the ABB in the early 80's and they did not disappoint .... 3 hrs of kickarse classics

Black Sabbath

saw them twice with OZZY


One of the few bands I would like to have seen is Pink Floyd before RW went all political and grandiose


Although before my time, I've learned through the years to appreciate Frank and would loved to have seen him in his prime. Such an amazing catalog of songs. Maybe Burnadell can chime in with his Sinatra experience
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[Jack S.]

The Highwaymen or Glen Campbell in his younger days

[Goldeneagle]

And you country fans should have been around Dallas when the Longhorn Ballroom was in it's prime. Seen Conway, Tom T. Hall, Loretta Lynn, Charlie Pride and a bunch others. Even saw the Sex Pistols.

[SneakyPhil]

Soundgarden
SRV
Led Zepplin
Jimmy Page and The Black Crows
Van Halen with DLR (Still may be able to if they decide to tour again)

Was going to see Soundgarden then Chris did the unthinkable a week before.

Got to see Stone Temple Pilots twice.

[Krivoman]

2 stories.

1st. When I was in High School, I was down on 6th street in Austin. Think it was in 1988. Too young to get into clubs but could walk around. Heard a guy killing it in the Hole in the wall club. It was Stevie Ray Vaugh. I could see him through the little window and hear it but it was a blurred sound due to the wall. But I was really close to him but did not really get the experience. He was a sweaty mess in Scarfs...

2nd Story, I was in Early 1989.
Was at Lori Morgan concert at Lumber Yard in Round Rock. Got in a fight and took a big dudes 2 front teeth out. Police showed but Thank goodness the Sheriff on duty was out Shortstop on my softball team.. All was good. Bad news is I was banned from Lumber yard for 2 weeks. So My tickets that I already had for KEITH Whitley were useless. He died a month later..

[JMKro]

Yep.

[bowhuntntxn]

Heck yeah

I was lucky enough to see Plant and Page, was an awesome show with Bohnam's son on the drums. Mud Honey was a cool band too.

I wish I could have seen Smashing Pumpkins, The Screaming Trees, Motorhead, and David Allen Coe.

I saw the smashing pumpkins in a tiny little bar in downtown Philly called Khyber Pass. It was about a week before they released their first album and Billy Corrigan was taking cover at the door and stamping people's hand.

An odd band called Daisy Chainsaw was their opening act and it was an all around awesome show. I think I still have a book of matches that daisy chainsaw threw in the cigarette machine with hand drawn art work on it. I'll have to look for it. Good times!!