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• #127
Teardrop explodes, Bondi junction, Public image Ltd, Finsbury Park Astoria, Kilburn and the High Roads, Dingwalls, Camden Town, Otis Redding stax tour Finsbury Park, Madness anywhere , never saw Prince, one day maybe?
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• #128
The Led Zeppelin live DVD is a gift that keeps on giving.
And the Prog rock at the BBC programme on BBC4 right now is pretty awesome.
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Why is it that you can pick up Ride and Stone Roses records for like £3 now in the bargain bin? As far as I'm concerned it is some of the best music ever made.
+1
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• #130
+1 to talking heads, if i could see any band live, it would be them.
I did!
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• #131
Yeah, the first Stone Roses album is easily one of the strongest debut albums of all time.
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• #133
nice links
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• #134
Saw them 4!! times, 1st time on this same tour 1996! FUCKING AMAZING!
YouTube - Smashing Pumpkins Live 1996 - Jellybelly
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• #135
AC/DC at Wembely Stadium! awsome! but also seeing Austin Lucas at the Prince Albert blew me away.
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• #137
Yeah, the first Stone Roses album is easily one of the strongest debut albums of all time.
Agree, but they did hee haw to back it up. To be fair anything that followedfailed in comparison.
The best live gig Ive been to was Paul Weller touring with his first self titled album it was memorable! Wild Wood was almost as good then it all went south.
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• #138
Saw them 4!! times, 1st time on this same tour 1996! FUCKING AMAZING!
YouTube - Smashing Pumpkins Live 1996 - Jellybelly
:D:D:D!! Super jealous.
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• #139
Agree, but they did hee haw to back it up. To be fair anything that followedfailed in comparison.
The best live gig Ive been to was Paul Weller touring with his first self titled album it was memorable! Wild Wood was almost as good then it all went south.
Yeah, a real shame about 'Second Coming' or whatever it was called. They'd have been better off as a one-album wonder. I tried to give the Ian Brown solo stuff a chance, but couldn't get too into it. A couple of decent songs, I guess.
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• #140
would have loved to be here...
YouTube - Talking Heads - Live in Rome 1980 - 10 Born Under Punches
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• #141
The Bluetones.
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Saw them 4!! times, 1st time on this same tour 1996! FUCKING AMAZING!
YouTube - Smashing Pumpkins Live 1996 - Jellybelly
fair fucking point
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• #143
Oh yeah James Brown at the surrey rooms, Oval, Kennington, The Jam, west ken. The Clash too many times, Small Faces, Hammersmith. Pogues, Sydney. Curtis Mayfield, Ronnie Scotts.
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• #144
but imagine you could see these 3 at the same time!
YouTube - Michael Jackson,James Brown,and Prince on stage (1983 )
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• #145
Every band should have to introduce themselves by spelling their name with cheerleaders...
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• #146
What a thread, I don't know where to start, but partly cos of my age (being in the right time at the right place) and my occupation in sound I've seen some corkers. Below are a few highlights;
Primal Scream - hammersmith clarendon ballroom 1986 - somewhere in Wendover 1987 - london empire 1990 - glastonbury 1992
The Fall - town and country 1986
My Bloody Valentine - fulham greyhound 1987 - turnpike lane dome 1988 - roundhouse 2008
The Pixies - crystal palace bowl 1990 - mean fiddler reading warm up 1990
Dinosaur jr - ulu 1988
Sonic youth - kilburn national 1989
The Happy Mondays - Wembley Arena 1989
Artur Lee (from Love) Hoboken 1991
The Orb - Kilburn national 1991 - Brixton Academy 1992, Glastonbury 1992
Kraftwerk - Tribal Gathering 1993
Cornelius - Camden Ballroom 2007regret not seeing The Velvet Underground and the exploding plastic inevitable and The Stooges in their pomp, but even I was too young for that. Big up to Dancing James and Elguapo for the MBV shouts. I used to say that I could never trust anyone who didn't like My Bloody Valentine:-0
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• #147
Oh yeah, I forgot Nirvana at the now sadly defunct Astoria in 92
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• #148
but imagine you could see these 3 at the same time!
YouTube - Michael Jackson,James Brown,and Prince on stage (1983 )
Fucking amazing, I remember smiling for days on end the first time I saw that video.
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• #149
@ pistanator, I played at and went to quite a few gigs at the Jerico tavern. Is it still going? The 'Ride' boys were always out in force.
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• #150
Soft Cells last gig at Hammy Pally
Sioxie and the Banshees at Ham Odeon
The Cure
No Doubt
Kraftwerk at Ham Odeon
Bauhaus supported by southern Death Cult at the Lyceum
Cabaret Voltaire somewhere distant
Nash the Slash
Ultravox
Human League original band with the two members of Heaven 17 not the shite that came later
Creatures
Japan
Oasis private gig only 400 people at the BBC
Him
Moby
Mike Scott
and seeing J Kay singing the Stones Miss You with Ronnie on guitar and Chrissie Hynde and Skin on backing vocals live at the BBC
Getting fcuked of my head with the Fun Loving Criminals
and chatting up Leah Woods whilst pissed off my head
and not recognising David Bowie when he was shaking my hand due to alcohol not on the same day ;o))))
Having the hots for Sister Bliss but don't know why
And a good few more stories if I can remember them lol
Beastie Boys (mates husband is their agent)
Peter Gabriel
Jesus Christ! These guys were such a huge part of my twenties. I fall to my knees for these guys. Why is it that you can pick up Ride and Stone Roses records for like £3 now in the bargain bin? As far as I'm concerned it is some of the best music ever made.