DITTO!!Originally Posted by deathybrad
Renowned Death Hag
DITTO!!
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the doors,
the beatles
queen
Ella Fitzgerald
Michael Hutchence, Jim Morrison, John and George
Mr. Mojo Rising, Jim in the day, reading poetry with Ray playing keyboards.
The ultimate for me!
Layne Staley
Kurt Cobain
Hendrix
Morrison
Bob Marley
Bon Scott
of bands I've seen with original line ups and now dead peeps.
Frank Zappa
Queen- Freddy Mercury
The Who- Kieth Moon-John Entwhistle
Thin Lizzy- Phil Lynott
The Heartbrakers- Johnny Thunders
The Ramones Dee Dee-Joey-Johnny
Humble Pie (Reformed)- Steve Marriot
Metallica- Cliff Burton
Dead Boys- Stiv Bators
Beach Boys- Dennis Wilson
The Cars- Benjamin Orzechowski
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Lennon, Harrison, Karen Carpenter
Renowned Death Hag
So many great choices here, some I actually got to see. For me one would have to be Roy Orbison but the number one I would love to see, one I actually had a chance to see and stupidly passed on the opportunity was the man in my avatar, the great Hoyt Axton. I went through all the threads here on muscians and not one on old Hoyt! I think I'm gonna start one.
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john lennon would be first,then george harrison and johnny cash.
Most of these I was too young or not born...
Led Zepplin (Unless they tour soon with the son)
Elvis
Janis Joplin
Queen (w/Freddy - I did just see them in 2006)
Buddy Holly
The original Village People.
Dimebag, so Pantera or Damageplan either one woulda been awesome.
The Beatles
Elvis
Let's see, my list would be:
Elvis
Liberace (day-um, he put on some good shows!)
Janis Joplin
Frank Sinatra
Bobby Darin
I'm an old skool kinda music gal......
Sublime - Brad Nowell
Jackie Wilson & Frankie Lymon...would have been great to see
Mozart
Allman Brothers with Duane
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Duke Ellington
Buddy Holly
Sublime
Ella Fitzgerald
Lionel Hampton
Nirvana
Guns and Roses
thing I saw to Hendrix was Phil Lynott.
From afar he reminded me of Hendrix. As I was pretty high at a lot of these shows, it was easy to put myself in the mind of, "Wow! That dude looks like Hendrix, man." If only he was left handed and didn't play the bass. lol!
Freddie Mercury with Queen
Luther Vandross
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Ronnie Van Zant with Skynyrd
Kurt Cobain
Jimi, Janis, Freddie and Ronnie.
Bonzo, too.
Renowned Death Hag
Jimi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin - with John Bonham
The Doors (Jim Morrison)
The Carpenters
Janis Joplin
The Who - with Keith Moon
Elvis
and of course soooooooooooo many others I cant even remember now
Bradley Nowell (Sublime)
Kurt Cobain
Gram Parsons
Elliott Smith
Jeff Buckley
My mom saw Alice in Chains not long before they broke up. I'm kind of pissed she didn't take me.
Renowned Death Hag
Definitely Kurt Cobain. My friends went to see Nirvana and I didn't go. I could kick myself now.
Album cover fun. R.I.P.
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fusea...deoid=35287101
Joey Ramone
I would have liked seeing the Who when Keith Moon was still alive, he was a great drummer. I saw them in 1979 at the silverdome when Kenny Jones was drumming for them and it was the greatest concert I ever saw. Still I would have loved to have seen Moonie once while he was still kicking.
Freddie Mercury
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Randy Rhoads
Bon Scott
Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Beatles
What A Wonderful World
I'm totally with you on this one. His untimely death is another heartbreaking story of yet another talented musician taken from us too soon!Joey Ramone
Gabba Gabba Hey!!!
Oh this is a total no brainer for me.
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The Beatles
John Lennon(solo)
Freddie Mercury
Jimi Hendrix
Ol Blue Eyes Frank Sinatra
Ella Fitzgerald
Bob Marley
Oh...and How could I forget JOHNNY RAMONE!
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The Ramones, for sure. And Cliff Burton.
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There are a lot of musicians I would love to have seen, but here are some that I would have given my left arm to experience;
Freddie Mercury (that queen had some voice)
Janis Joplin
John Lennon
George Harrison
Edith Piaf
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Love is the answer - and you know that for sure.
omg, Edith Piaf, that would have been amazing.
Frank Sinatra
Lee Hazlewood
Somerjoki (Finnish)
Layne Staley ~ THAT man had such a voice! And looked so hawt on stage
Freddie Mercury ~ Hello!
Michael Hutchence ~ Just once
Stevie Ray Vaughn ~ Gotta love that man with a guitar in his hands
Last edited by My_Smiling_Skull; 06-29-2008 at 07:43 PM.
I would have loved to see:
Jimi Hendrix
Tupac
Left Eye (TLC)
Marvin Gaye
Kurt Cobain (Nirvana)
Luckily I got to see James Brown about a year before he checked out!
...oh and my Patron Saint...lol SYLVESTER!!!!I would have loved to see:
Jimi Hendrix
Tupac
Left Eye (TLC)
Marvin Gaye
Kurt Cobain (Nirvana)
Luckily I got to see James Brown about a year before he checked out!
He makes me feel MIGHTY REAL!
I saw the WHO on one their several "farewell" tours. It was in the late 80's. Keith was gone, of course but John Entwistle was there.
It was a great show!! The Fabulous Thunderbirds opened followed by Stevie Ray Vaughn (RIP) and top billing went to the WHO.
It was at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
I have to agree that I wish to have seen Queen, as I am a huge fan as is my daughter. RIP Freddie....
Also, Joy Division. I'm a huge fan of Ian Curtis. RIP Ian...
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Nick Drake
Marvin Gaye
SRV
Jimmy
Oops! (cont.)
Hendrix
Dean Martin
Lynard Skynard
Tim Buckley...but heroin took him away from me...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bvKmvbCPbA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quJ1z-vdTK0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2QmQ...eature=related
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I did see him and the entire RAMONES in 1979 at chequers in sydney and the band were so fantastic, funny and wild!
I would never have imagined they would all die just like that.(Meaning they all seemed to die in fast succession for a band)
Only the drummer (who) remained and I met and saw his Ramone Tribute show at the Gaelic Club in Sydney in 2002/3 it was him with a girly fast punk tribute band and videos of the Ramones, most tragic!
I was very young, underage in fact but they had big heroin habits according to a guy yrs later I met(At the Gaelic club tribute show) who was on the door then! I said to him I couldnt get the energy if they were all so smacked out! He said they were fucked before they went on stage and then they came good! Sydney had a great rep for good smack at that time, Debbie Harry is noted for one as saying so! It was pure and the Ramones were young and healthy then no doubt! But they were pure magic to see and I treasure my experience of them!
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A good friend of mine met Dee Dee Ramone a week before he died. He told me Dee Dee was a "mess" and seemed sorta depressed. My friend walked up to Dee Dee (at an L.A. bar) and told him how great he was and that he was one of his biggest fans...Dee Dee just sat there in a daze...barely cracked a smile.
Tupac Shakur.
Clue's in the avatar:
Ian Curtis
Also John Lennon
Renowned Death Hag
WOW...this quesion really got me thinking. There are quite a few people I would loved to have seen, but here are the ones at the very top of my list:
Andy Gibb (still madly in LOVE with this man...always will be)
Elvis Presley
Jim Morrison
Stevie Ray Vaughn
I actually teach someone who met Ian Curtis in the BBC in London before he died and said he was quiet and calm and not very much of anything! He said he was there for a recording and Ian was just another quiet guy who he prepared for the show and was very ordinary!
Morrison
Vaughn
Joplin
Orbitson
Marley
Cline
but the one I would love to meet ...HANK
bobby darin, sinatra, elvis, kurt cobain....
i had the chance to see nirvana once. they were playing at city gardens in trenton, nj. i chose to go to baltimore for the weekend to visit a friend at college. i'm still kicking myself over that one.
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