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I was thinking.... My concert history is pretty lame....but i have seen Pato Bonton(which was a reggae band in the late 80's).....The Cure and Nine Inch Nails.....all when i was in my early 20's......(10 years later)of course i still like some of that music but my taste in music has changed alot....I was raised on classic rock (from my dad)... and now a days...

I like all kinds of music......country....rock....alternative.....hip-hop......pop.....some rap.....some oldies.....some jazz......just about everything.....


So what concerts have you been too?

and as always your response is SO welcome! [/img]

The Gaither Trio as a kid. Sandi Patty and Twila Paris as an adult.

Eric

Genisus
Pink Floyd
AC/DC.........First time I kissed my husband we were 16.
Jimi Buffet

I also went to the first La Lapaloza, they had Janes Addiction, Public Enemy, and a few other good ones there I can remeber.

Seems like there was one or 2 more I went to but I can't remeber, if I do I will add them later.

Ted Nugent/Johnny Winter
Black Sabbath/Blue Oyster Cult
J Geils
The Kinks
Billy Joel
Genesis
Roger Waters
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Crosby, Stills & Nash ( don't remember if it was with or without Young)
The Who (more than once)
The Rolling Stones
Pure Prarie League
Little Feat
ELO
Heart
Jethro Tull
Moody Blues

I am sure there were more, but I don't really remember. May have killed a few too many brain cells at that point in my life. Hard to believe now I am a "water"!!!!

Styx (1979), Heart (1980), Kansas (1980), The Allman
Brothers Band w/ Atlanta Rhythm Section (1980), Foghat
& Blue Oyster Cult (1981), Ted Nugent (1981), Heart (1985),
Kiss (1985), Loverboy (1986), Kenny & Dolly (1986),
Boston (1987), Tina Turner (1987), Def Leppard (1988),
YES (1988), Rush (1988), Whitesnake (1988), Chicago (1988),
Aerosmith (1988), Whitesnake (1990), Heart (1990),
Pink Floyd (1994), Percy Sledge (1995), Buddy Guy (1998).

I have since retired from the concert circuit.

Ok my first concert when I was 14 was Tony Orlando and Dawn
Saga
Rick Springfield
Loverboy
Eddie Money
ZZ Top
George Strait
Def Leppard
Duran Duran, once when I was a teenager, once when I was in my 20's and twice this year. (hung out with them every time as an adult)
Kenny G
Huey Lewis and the News
Queensryche
Tracy Byrd several times
Bon Jovi
Twisted Sister
Journey
Billy Idol
Tears for Fears
Alan Jackson
Andy Griggs
Blake Shelton
RUSH
Billy Joel
Elton John

My God there are a million more. I met most of the above.... My ex-husband is a promotions director for a local radio station so we always went backstage.

Weezer
The Foo Fighters
next weekend I'm going to see
Nine Inch Nails and Queens of the Stone Age

Not much, I need to go to more!

Rolling Stones
The Who
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Billy Joel
Crosby, Stills and Nash(with and without Young)
Jethro Tull
Janis Joplin
Spiral Staircase
The Youngbloods
Elton John
Grateful Dead(came to a party at my house afterwards)
Yes
Chicago
Black Sabbath
Led Zeppelin
Moody Blues
The Turtles
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Sly and the Family Stone
Iron Maiden
Michael Murphy
Ravi Shankar
Jefferson Airplane

I know there are more, but there are some very fuzzy times back in th 60's and early 70's.

Not too many and it's been a long time:
George Michael
Chicago

MC Hammer - Timberwolf Amphitheater at Kings Island in Cincinnati, OH
B-52's - Timberwolf Amphitheater at Kings Island in Cincinnati, OH
Tears For Fears - Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, OH
Nirvana - Nutter Center in Dayton, OH (2 months before Kurt Cobain committed suicide)
Metallica - Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, OH
Jimmy Buffett - Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, OH
AC/DC - The Omni in Atlanta, GA
Metallica - The Omni in Atlanta, last concert before they tore it down
White Zombie - Ford Amphitheater in Tampa, FL
Joan Jett - Spinnaker Beach Club in Panama City, FL
Vanilla Ice - Club La Vela in Panama City, FL

WOW!!!!!!

THAT IS SO AWESOME!!!!like i said my history in concerts is REALLY LAME!!!

I love all the responses!!!!


my husband is 12 years older than me and he saw Lyndard Skynard the night B4 their plane crashed

he is a MAJOR "STONES" fan 2............he was gona pay 400$ a seat in ST.PETE.........on the 19th.........but family stuff has come up.... ..........i was SO READY TO SEE........THE STONES,,,,,,,,.........at THEIR AGE!!!!!!!!!!! ......MY husband will kick your butt if you RAG THEM!!!




i KNOW BUT THATS HIM.............GOTTA LOVE THEM..........THE BEST DAMN ROCK AND ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD....(THE BEATLES WAS POP).......THE BEST....

so sorry to run off on this subject!!!!!.......

First concert - Amy Grant (The Unguarded Tour)

Since then,
Amy Grant two more times (Lead Me On and Heart In Motion tours)
Garth Brooks (Sevens tour)
Billy Joel (River of Dreams tour)
(favorite artists)
Billy Joel and Elton John (Face 2 Face tour)
Diana Ross (a Mother's Day concert for my mom)
Neil Diamond (freebie - coworker's brother canceled at the last minute)
Bruce Springsteen (Tunnel of Love tour)
Cher (Farewell tour)
Bridge School Benefit Concert in California (w/ Springsteen, the Pretenders, Beck, Neil Young, Alison Kraus and Union Station, Hootie & the Blowfish. Blind Melon was supposed to perform, but the lead (?) singer died about a week before the concert)
Melissa Etheridge (some tour...like, duh...prerequisite to join the club and get the toaster)

Haven't seen yet, but hope to do so in the future so that I can say I've seen all my faves live and in concert.
Olivia Newton-John

Lets see...

Live
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones (worked security for show in college and got my staff shirt signed by Dicky Barrett - lead singer)
Counting Crows
Barenaked Ladies
Woodstock '99 (was almost home by the time the riots started - so don't blame me )
The H.O.R.D.E. festival with Blues Traveler
Radio 104 Fest in Hartford (Live, Sponge, Local H, and about 10 others I can't remember)
U2 - seeing them again next Saturday in Pittsburgh
Our Lady Peace
Sevendust
Creed

And some more...that I can't remember

It's been a while since I've been to a concert.....have to try remember...

led zepplin
motley crew
guns n roses
heart
the eagles
ozzy osbourne
queensryche
whitesnake
two live crew
run dmc
aerosmith
beastie boys

I think I've forgotten a couple

Rick Springfield
Alan Jackson

I am seeing a pattern here. Look at the bands listed and look at who can't remember all the shows.......

Reading other people's lists I remember now having seen U2 many, many years ago at my college.

[quote="weathermom"]I am seeing a pattern here. Look at the bands listed and look at who can't remember all the shows....... quote]

arkess7 wrote:[b]
my husband is 12 years older than me and he saw Lyndard Skynard the night B4 their plane crashed

If I hadn't gotten married in May of 1972, I would have been on that plane. I was asked to tour with Lynard Skynard as part of the stage crew, but declined since I had just gotten married and figured being away from my new wife for several months would not be smart. The guy that asked me to go was on the plane and survived and is now a VP at Pace Concerts(or whatever they are called now).

Def Leppard
J. Geils
Loverboy
The Cars
Heart
Motley Crue
Bon Jovi
Kiss
Foreigner
Van Halen
Rod Stewart
Metallica
Queensryche
Damn Yankees
Aerosmith
Power Station
Cheap Trick
Ozzy Osbourne
Billy Squire
Ratt
Journey
Foghat
Eagles
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant
Paul McCartney
Bruce Springsteen

That's all I can think of right now

OK, my age is really showing here: I saw the Beatles on their FIRST and second U.S. tours! Back in the 60's in Chicago, local groups like the Shadows of Night (sp?) and other "one-hit wonders" played teen clubs, etc. for free or very minimal cost, so I saw many of them. And you're so right, weathermom, about the fuzzy memories. Most of the 60s and 70s are kind of a blur, but I do remember seeing the original Jefferson Airplane in the late 60s at a free concert in Grant Park.

Other memories include Steely Dan, but (as I've posted before) my all-time fave for a get-your-money's-worth show has to be Bruce Springsteen (three times and counting).

One reason I tend to stay away from more concerts these days is that I'm not comfortable in huge-crowd-venues. Another is that West Palm caters more to the "blue-hair" set regarding musical artists and Miami is a bit of a drive (unless it's Bruce...). The third reason is that tickets/parking for major concerts practically require a second mortgage!