Your Concert Résumé...

Damn!

Well seeing as the viola player is my mother's cousin.

Pink Floyd (4 times )
Led Zeppelin
The Who
Echo & The Bunnymen
The Scorpions
Rush
Judas Priest
UFO
AC/DC
Whitesnake
Iron Maiden
Saxon
The Tygers Of Pan Tang
Tangerine Dream
Sammy Hagar
The Clash
Robin Trower
Styx
Status Quo
Big Country
Def Leppard
U2
Nine Below Zero
Dr Feelgood
Kid Creole & The Coconuts (wife made me go!)
Level 42 (wife again!)
Wishbone Ash
Barclay James Harvest
Slade
Blue Oyster Cult

There's more but they're buried in the mists of time!

Paul McCartney
Boston
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
The Black Crowes
Creed
Tool
The Rolling Stones
Dave Matthews Band
Smashing Pumpkins
Matchbox 20
Disturbed
Korn
Bush
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Jerry Cantrell
AudioSlave
Ian Moore
Peter Gabriel
Dread Zepplin
Weird Al Yankovic
The Monkees
David Allen Coe
The Highwaymen
Lynyrd Skynyrd

I could have seen Pink Floyd during their Division Bell tour when they were in Houston in '94. A highschool classmate of mine was going to sell me a ticket for $60 at time I didn't have the money...I kick myself every time I think about it...I would pay $600 to see them now

I think that was the same reason I walked out on the Rolling Stones/Journey concert: dumbass kid (i.e., culture shock).

Live Aid was indeed awesome and in my mind as historical a musical event as Woodstock must have been to the generation before me.

Okay, I could easily have done without Phil the Slaphead and his Concorde capers - performing in London, taking Concorde to the US and appearing there as well - and the openers in London, Status Quo, but other than that, it was brilliant.

I especially enjoyed seeing Bowie - he gave up one of his three songs slots to the Cars' Drive and footage of starving babies in Ethiopia which had me in tears - and Bryan Ferry and Queen. I guess seeing Paul McCrapney in the finalé should get a mention as well, but I wasn't impressed with him as much as with the rest; it was a bloody long day too.

We sat directly opposite Their Royal Highnesses, the Prince and Princess of Wales, which was nice. Charles left early but Diana stayed for quite a long time. I still have my t-shirt from the show which I will hopefully incorporate in a t-shirt patchwork quilt I have planned.

I must start w/ Pink Floyd since they were/are one of the best live acts eva

Pink Floyd - 'Animals' + 'Division Bell' shows
Roger W. - 'Pros & Cons' tour
David G. - 'About Face' tour
Eric Clapton
Procol Harum
Moody Blues w/ orchestra
King Crimson
The Who
Neil Young
Robert Plant
Blue Oyster Cult
Foghat
Dr John
Joni Mitchell
David Bowie
Yes (3X) + Steve Howe solo
The Firm
Jethro Tull (4X)
Rush (2X)
Steppenwolf
Leon Russell
Jeff Beck
The Band
Robin Trower (3X)
Van Halen
Sammy Hagar
Journey (I don't like em' either - but dey wuz good!)
Aerosmith
The Turtles
The Association
Carlos Laguna (classical gtr)
Deep Purple
Willie Nelson
Eric Johnson

I wish I'd be as old as you and could say that I've seen The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zep or whatever.
Ok, this fall, there are some good concerts in Zurich.
The Stones were here a week ago, David Bowie is going to come and one of my fav. bands, Maiden. That will be great. Dylan will also be here. And Deep Purple, and and... so, not that bad.

BTW: "résumé" on l'écrit avec deux accents

merci.

Yes. -----> Mrs. Stratman.

At Red Rocks in 1985. They were on their "Brothers In Arms" tour. It was awesome. (an overused adjective, but I can't think of a better one)

No problem, but I shouldn't say anything, because my English also isn't that good.

Hey look, I missed this post.

The answer, of course, is that you must be thinking of the guy sitting in the front of the audience with the purple pants. Dumbass.

no way! that guy was wearing a bowler and as we all know bowlers are not cool. wear your glasses next time you post smarty.

Yeah but he was sabotaging the keyboard player's minidisc player. That makes him cool again.

you son of a bitch!!!1 <-------- the one means i'm really mad.

Thanks for letting me know. It was pretty vague otherwise.