Tom Hark Preston Park
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For me:
1. Neil Young
2. The Cure
3. Sizzla
You?
1. Neil Young
2. The Cure
3. Sizzla
You?
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Name The Top Three Living Bands/Musicians You Want To See LIVE Before You Die
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Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Can you have already seen them ?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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No. Just bands/musicians you haven't yet seen who are still alive and doing gigs.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
what about tribute acts ?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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don't count and never did
ManOfSussex
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1 The Rolling Stones
2. U2
3. Paul McCartney (met him in person, but never seen him perform live)
2. U2
3. Paul McCartney (met him in person, but never seen him perform live)
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Billy Childish.
Leonard Cohen.
Phantom of the black hills.
Leonard Cohen.
Phantom of the black hills.
As a regular gig go-er it's just Daft Punk for me
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Seriously?
Living in the Medway Towns in the second half of the seventies, I must have seen The Pop Rivets a couple of dozen times and supported them half a dozen times. Me bruv funded their Greatest Hits album out of his backdated dole payments. I wrote them up in Zigzag. Billy Childish was a sweetheart, despite first time I ever met him threatening to punch me over a wall. So it goes.
Pevenseagull
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That I haven't seen that are still going
Guided By Voices
LCD Soundsystem
Spain
Guided By Voices
LCD Soundsystem
Spain
Marshy
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ooh good thread, considering i never got to see Bowie or Prince :-(
1. Paul Mcartney\Beatles\Wings
2. Genesis\Phil Collins
3. Red Hot Chilli Peppers
1. Paul Mcartney\Beatles\Wings
2. Genesis\Phil Collins
3. Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Seriously?
Living in the Medway Towns in the second half of the seventies, I must have seen The Pop Rivets a couple of dozen times and supported them half a dozen times. Me bruv funded their Greatest Hits album out of his backdated dole payments. I wrote them up in Zigzag. Billy Childish was a sweetheart, despite first time I ever met him threatening to punch me over a wall. So it goes.
Yep...
I saw the Stingrays, Vibes etc but even when they played at the same gigs I always left or did not bother watching them. I may actually have watched one song but can't recall probably had something to do with alcohol..
Double Axe by the Thee Mighty Caesars is probably one of my top three all times songs.
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Megazone
On his last warning
Tale of us.
Kollective Turmstrabe
Maya Jane Coles.
Kollective Turmstrabe
Maya Jane Coles.
Pevenseagull
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With a bit of luck I'll get to see Julia Holter when she comes back to town shortly but previous attempts.we're thwarted by a misdiagnosis of cancer and an emergency hospital admission for complications arising from cystic fibrosis so 'before you die' isn't a phrase I like to apply! ..... third time lucky!
Norman Potting
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Neil Young, Drive By Truckers, Tom Russell, Gretchen Peters.
studio150
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None, I am fortunate enough to have seen many live acts including some that I wish I hadn't but of those still touring I have seen all those that I wanted to.
studio150
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Didn't the Beatles stop touring in 1966 and are therefore should be excluded from this thread.
Also the last Wings tour was 1979 so they are also out.
Still you may get to see McCartney