Concert Time Machine (1 Viewer)

[badmojo1006]

Stones on Exile on Main St. Tour

I was 14 and my parents wouldn't let me go.

I would be mad but I have seen them 11 times

 

[Johnnymac]

My first concert ever in ... I think 1977.  The put on a hell of a show.

Same for me.  1st concert I ever saw, Des Moines, Iowa 1977  Kiss was HUGE back then.

 

[simsarge]

No historical aspect and just me but id love to see Heart back in the late 70s when Ann was hawt as ####.

My first concert ever. Saw them in Savannah in 1979. I remember Firefall opening up for them and thinking how tough it would be for the main attraction to follow that. I was slightly wrong

 

[fruity pebbles]

My first concert ever. Saw them in Savannah in 1979. I remember Firefall opening up for them and thinking how tough it would be for the main attraction to follow that. I was slightly wrong

Jealous. They fired the Fisher brothers the next year and were never the same. I could watch this video from 78 all day.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qVcl0Iw3fs8

 

[simsarge]

Jealous. They fired the Fisher brothers the next year and were never the same. I could watch this video from 78 all day.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qVcl0Iw3fs8

 Nancy with all that blonde hair and that prancing dance she does   And that Little Queen album cover 

 

[B Maverick]

Woodstock would be one, simply because of the legendary status it has and the musical acts.

Live Aid just to see Queen's set and esp "We are the Champions"

Guns n Roses and Metallica - any venue, for the pure rock and rage of it all.

 

[dal_boys_phan]

Sunday June 24, 1990 - Stevie Ray Vaughn played at Riverbend (Music Center) in Cincinnati Ohio.  I was in college at the time but working as an intern for a Life Insurance company that summer.  I passed up on going to that concert because I was working the next day plus I figured he and the band would be nearby again (Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio again, etc.) so I thought and told my friends (who were begging me to go with them) "oh, I'll catch him when he swings by the area again." Seriously, it's been almost 30 years and I'm still pissed off at myself for not going.  Arrggghhh.  He died a month later. 

One of my lucky concert experiences was catching SRV opening for Robert Plant on the “Now And Zen” Tour in Philadelphia.  

RIP SRV

 

[Sullie]

One of my lucky concert experiences was catching SRV opening for Robert Plant on the “Now And Zen” Tour in Philadelphia.  

RIP SRV

Damn Dude, I am not a jealous person by any means but I would have loved that concert man.  Now and Zen, to me, is a great album I still listen to that album.

 

[CletiusMaximus]

Pretty good month of Sunday night shows at the Saville, London 1967.

 

[NotSmart]

Pretty good month of Sunday night shows at the Saville, London 1967.

Awesome... really makes you wish for a time machine.

One that wouldn't destroy the space-time continuum I mean.