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I saw AC/DC in 1984ish in Shreverport, LA. I would like to see them again before they call it quits.
I've seen Iron Maiden 8 times going back to 1985. They are all in their 50's now so the past two times I saw them I thought it may be the last. I hear they are in the are recording a new album, so hopefully there will be another tour. I'VE travelled out of state to see them and will do it again.
ZZ Top, saw them in Germany twice in the 90's and would like to see them before they retire.
I just joined the Def Leppard fan club so I can get pre-sale tickets when they go on sale this week for their summer tour. I've seen them maybe 5 times. I missed last year when they came and have been Jonesing.
Metallica.
I've seen Iron Maiden 8 times going back to 1985. They are all in their 50's now so the past two times I saw them I thought it may be the last. I hear they are in the are recording a new album, so hopefully there will be another tour. I'VE travelled out of state to see them and will do it again.
ZZ Top, saw them in Germany twice in the 90's and would like to see them before they retire.
I just joined the Def Leppard fan club so I can get pre-sale tickets when they go on sale this week for their summer tour. I've seen them maybe 5 times. I missed last year when they came and have been Jonesing.
Metallica.
saw AC/DC about 5 years ago and it was quite epic,
Def Leppard would be awesome to see as well, and i have not seen Mettillica since the late 90's,
I have not seen NOFX live, and would love to,
the good thing about onlune sales killing the revenue of Album sales is that the bands now tour more,
Breaking Benjamin - The vocalist is afraid of flying, so they don't leave the States. (man up FFS).
Alice in Chains - My bro saw them a few months ago as they were playing just down the road from me. I had no idea about it, and wasn't impressed my bro didn't invite me along.
Shinedown. Mad Season. Jimmy Eat World. Queens of the Stone Age. Apulanta. Paramore. I guess I'd be interested in seeing these lot.
Foo Fighters, The Offspring, Rise Against, Muse, Deftones, Slipknot... Some of the memorable gigs I've attended in the past decade.
The Shop
My parents have seen them three times to my two, and my Dad isn't even a fan of their music, but he always credits the Foo's for putting on an awesome show and connecting with the audience.
I saw Ted Nugent and although I'm a huge fan (and a fellow Michigander), I don't think I'll go see him again. Same goes for Aerosmith, REO, and Styx.
Going to see Primus in March. I can't friggin wait!!
And Rush later this summer. Again. They never get boring.
Pit Row
Would genuinely love to see ZZTop! Eliminator was a favourite album of mine when I was a kid, along with MJ's BAD... I've always had quite and eclectic taste.
As a teenager I was really into Green Day and had a ticket to go and see them in 1995 or 96? Unfortunately they cancelled and I've had a niggling need to make up for that ever since. Trouble is I don't like anything they've done post Nimrod in 1997, so Im not sure I'd enjoy it. I opted out of seeing the Offspring for the same reason.
Pearl Jam were also a favourite band of mine as a teenager and they remained on my 'Must See' list for a long time after I stopped listening to them. I finally got to see them about three or four years ago expecting it to be a one-off-deal kind of thing, but they were so good I've promised myself I will try and go to see them everytime they tour over here. Saw them play a three hour outdoor set last summer which was fantastic. Like a Foo Fighters gig there always seems to be a really good, unifying atmosphere at a PJ concert. Maybe because like me everyone is (drunkenly) reminiscing about their youth!
I considered getting tickets for Fleetwood Mac this year but there weren't many tickets left and I couldn't justify the expense to sit right up in the nose bleeders.
I'd like to see Nile Rogers and Chic play live sometime, Pink Floyd, and if they should ever get their act together... Led Zep.
have seen them twice since, incl last year, and they are still awesome live, and they had the Son of one of the Finn brothers perform a Pearl Jamb Cover,
I'd have loved to have seen them play in the 90's though! Sounds a bit pathetic but when I saw them for the first time (2010 I think it was) I actually felt quite emotional when they walked on and kicked the show off with Rearvew Mirror. Im not a emotional person at all usually but I got such an intense hit of nostalgia.
Sean
Korn and Slipknot "Sabatoge" video
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