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As long as Phil was on vocals though.Gary Moore had just left them too.....i would have liked to have seen him as one of the Guitarists....
Best show I ever went to was Pantera, and White Zombie.well since the thread is morphing a little into what GREAT bands you have seen I will post 2 of my favorites.
1. KISS. I mean do I have to go any further?
2. Nickleback. Now im sure there will be some snickers and haters out there. I didn't buy the tickets. I was asked to go by a friend so I went. And im telling you, they were BAD ASS. Great pyro. amazing show. They sounded SO GOOD I have no doubt they were using aids.....like tracks.....but damn it was a great show.
yea he sang everything.....As long as Phil was on vocals though.
I think there are only a few iconic guitarists (Brian May, Eddie Van Halen, Tony Iommi) where if they are taken from the group seriously affect the dynamic.
Not saying Gary's didn't but...Phils vocals carry that show.
saw Pink Floyd in 73 at the L.A. Sports Arena they played the whole Dark Side LP....
i thought i saw you there....lol....I was there for that one too. Amazing show.
i thought i saw you there....lol....
dam...i can imagine lol....Maybe, I had a cute gal on my shoulders for most of the show. We spent the next three days in bed.
Pretty fun time.
I forgot about them!!! I did have a country music phase during the time they were popular.Sadly, I never did get to see the female trio act in country music from back in the day named SheDaisy. I don't think that they tour anymore because they may not even be doing music anymore.
God bless you and the sisters always!!!
Holly (a day one fan of them)
I was very fortunate to see Rush in concert six times in the 70's and 80's, and they were always great.Ive been a musician since I was 14 years old. Currently 51. I started playing drums at that age of 14. I have been to a LOT of concerts. I came of age musically during the AWESOME time of the 1980s. Hair bands and "glam metal" was my thing. When I was around 16 years old I was introduced to RUSH by a friend of mine. My life was changed forever. I have been a Neil Peart fan ever since.
I have spent literally WEEKS in a drum room working on learning his music. He was much MUCH more than a drummer. He was literally a modern day composer. When his death was announced it was a gut punch that I cant really describe. As silly as it sounds, it felt like I had lost a relative.
Well as I am sure you have figured out by the title of the thread.....I GREAT REGRET not getting to see Rush live. As home theater is another hobby of mine, I have seen their live performances on a 120 inch screen with a pretty amazing surround sound set up but its just not the same.
Dont put off till tomorrow what you want to do today. You just may not get the chance.
all three would be GREAT shows im sure. I haven't seen any of those.My answer to your question is Pink Floyd and would like to see Dream Theater sometime......maybe Joe Satriani.
I grew up in the 70's in NE Ohio..... next to east coast and west coast we got ALL the great shows --- the list is too long, but I've seen them all just about . Zeppelin, Yes, Triumph, The Who, Jethro Tull, Black Sabbath, Queen and Thin Lizzy, Paul McCartney and Wings... Santana a few times.....too many to list.all three would be GREAT shows im sure. I haven't seen any of those.
Awesome. My time was the 80s and I saw most all of the great bands from that era. Some before they got really big at very small venues. I hung out with Alice N Chains on their bus before they played a very small club in Memphis. I was friends with a band that got signed and made an album. Nirvana came along and killed their career before it got started.I grew up in the 70's in NE Ohio..... next to east coast and west coast we got ALL the great shows --- the list is too long, but I've seen them all just about . Zeppelin, Yes, Triumph, The Who, Jethro Tull, Black Sabbath, Queen and Thin Lizzy, Paul McCartney and Wings... Santana a few times.....too many to list.
We ( friends and I) had tickets for Lynyrd Skynyrd @ KSU in 77 before the plane crash .
Good list.The Beatles
