Legendary is debatable, but this was fun trying to think of everything from my first Ozzy show in '82 (the Brad Gillis "finish the tour" project):
Ozzy, Rush, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Dio, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, KISS, Ace Frehley, Scorpions, Metallica, Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Aerosmith, Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band, Robert Hunter, Ratdog, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, U2, Steve Miller Band, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Boston, Van Halen, Motorhead, Deep Purple, David Bowie, Elton John, Warren Zevon, BB King, REM, DMB, NIN, Sting, The Police, Stills/Nash, Simon/Garfunkle, Neil Young, Peter Gabriel, Robert Plant (w/Krauss, w/Band of Joy and Plant/Page No Quarter), Public Enemy, Sugarcubes, Jeff Beck, Pete Townsend, Elvis Costello, Emmy Lou Harris, Buffalo Springfield, Sammy Hagar, Clapton/Winwood, King Crimson, Love & Rockets, Psychadelic Furs, Peter Murphy, David Sylvian, Michael Hedges, Natalie Merchant, Leo Kottke, Al Dimeola, YES & ABWH, Genesis, David Torn, David Gray, Ray Lamontaigne, Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder ...
and Built to Spill!
coming up in Dec, Dinosaur Jr!
Most surreal show: David Torn w/ Bill Bruford, Mick Karn and Mark Isham at a theater at Chico State.
My all-time favs: Eddie at Zellerbach and Benaroya, Ace at the Boardwalk (sacramento), and Built to Spill at the Fillmore (sf) rank as my favs, with Michael Hedges in a small theater at Stanford a close runner up. Bridge School helps a lot!
Jimmy Page
Aerosmith
Metallica
Bums n Posers ..err I mean Guns n Roses
Ozzy
Bob Dylan
Grateful Dead
Jeff Beck
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Eddie Vedder
Buddy Guy
Pearl Jam
Temple of The Dog (Thanks PJ20)
EV Solo Boston 6/16/11
East Troy 9/3/11
East Troy 9/4/11
Amsterdam 6/26/12
Amsterdam 6/27/12
Wrigley Field 7/19-20/13
Worcester, MA 10/15/13
Worcester, MA 10/16/13
Hartford, CT 10/25/13
Seattle, WA 12/06/13
Denver, CO 10/22/14 Fenway 2016 #1
Fenway 2016 #2 Fenway 2018 #1 Fenway 2018 #2
KISS in 96. I saw Pearl Jam in 96 and KISS later that same week.
"FF, I've heard the droning about the Sawx being the baby dolls. Yeah, I get it, you guys invented baseball and suffered forever. I get it." -JearlPam0925
PJ (x25)
AiC (x2)
Social Distortion (x5)
Neil Young (x4, w/ and w/o Crazy Horse)
Robert Plant
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
AC/DC
Metallica
The Clash (from the front row!)
NIN
Morrissey
David Byrne
Yes
The Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
U2
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
KISS in 96. I saw Pearl Jam in 96 and KISS later that same week.
But have you seen Mini Kiss?
They were in town not that long ago, at a strip club. Some friends of mine considered going, but I wasn't sure I could handle it. If anything was going to trigger an acid flashback, a little person Kiss tribute band surrounded by naked dancing women was going to do it.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
KISS in 96. I saw Pearl Jam in 96 and KISS later that same week.
But have you seen Mini Kiss?
I have! haha. I've never seen KISS but I have seen MINI KISS, good enough for me
Legendary bands I've seen:
Metallica
Megadeth
TOOL
RHCP
Foo Fighters
Pantera
John Paul Jones
Black Sabbath
Eric Clapton
Roger Daltrey (solo)
Sonic Youth
Roger Waters
Anthrax
And a few that some might not consider legends, but maybe...
GWAR
Marilyn Manson
Green Day
Ben Folds
Melvins
Toadies
* Cincinnati, OH 8.20.2000 *
* Cincinnati, OH 6.24.2006 *
* Columbus, OH 5.6.2010 * Noblesville, IN 5.7.2010 *
* East Troy, MI 9.4.2011 * East Troy, MI 9.5.2011 *
* Pittsburgh, PA 10.11.2013 *
"FF, I've heard the droning about the Sawx being the baby dolls. Yeah, I get it, you guys invented baseball and suffered forever. I get it." -JearlPam0925
they played a rock club in my city last St. Patricks Day - with The Yin Yang Twins!
www.RLMcDaniel.com
1996: Ft Lauderdale
1998: Birmingham
2000: Charlotte, Tampa
2003: Tampa, Atlanta, Phoenix
2004: Kissimmee
2008: West Palm Beach, Bonnaroo, Columbia
2010: MSG2
2012: Music Midtown
2014: Memphis
2016: Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Jacksonville, JazzFest 2018: Wrigley 1, Fenway 1 2022: Nashville 2023: Ft. Worth II
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sanatana
The Clash
The Cars
David Bowie
Jimmy Page
Eric Clapton
Stevie Winwood
Roger Waters
Crosby Stills & Nash
Neil Young (solo)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Stepenwolf
The Guess Who
Jethro Tull
Yes
Genesis
Grateful Dead
Journey
Cream
The Police
Steely Dan
Guns & Roses
Allman Brothers
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
Live
Temple Of The Dog
Rush
Echo & The Bunnymen
ZZ Topp
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sanatana
The Clash
The Cars
David Bowie
Jimmy Page
Eric Clapton
Stevie Winwood
Roger Waters
Crosby Stills & Nash
Neil Young (solo)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Stepenwolf
The Guess Who
Jethro Tull
Yes
Genesis
Grateful Dead
Journey
Cream
The Police
Steely Dan
Guns & Roses
Allman Brothers
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
Live
Temple Of The Dog
Rush
Echo & The Bunnymen
ZZ Topp
Pink Floyd 1993 at the Silverdome.. First time they played Dark side of the moon in its entirety in 17 years, and later they would record it in London for the Pulse album.. Legendary
None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe that they are free.
Abrn Hlls '98 - Clarkston 2 '03 - Grd Rpds '06 - Abrn Hlls '06 - Clvd '10 - PJ20 - Berlin 1+2 '12 - Wrigley '13 - Pitt '13- buff '13- Philly 1+2 '13 - Seattle '13
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Pearl Jam
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Neil Young with Pearl Jam (Mirrorball tour)
Neil Young with Booker T & The MGs
REM
Soundgarden
Pavement
Mudhoney
Blind Melon
Radiohead (as a support act in 94)
Foo Fighters (in 95)
Aerosmith
Pantera
Patti Smith
Sonic Youth
Screaming Trees
Mark Lanegan
Wilco
Dinosaur Jr
Sebadoh (seeing them again next week)
Metallica
James Brown
You Am I
Rage Against The Machine
Nine Inch Nails
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
KISS in 96. I saw Pearl Jam in 96 and KISS later that same week.
But have you seen Mini Kiss?
They were in town not that long ago, at a strip club. Some friends of mine considered going, but I wasn't sure I could handle it. If anything was going to trigger an acid flashback, a little person Kiss tribute band surrounded by naked dancing women was going to do it.
It depends on your view of 'Legendary' I suppose but here goes...
PJ
REM
Jethro Tull
Rage Against The Machine
Pantera
Metallica
Slayer
Rob Zombie
Black Sabbath
Faith No More
Guns 'N' Roses (who were shite)
Nine Inch Nails
Anthrax
Iggy Pop
Iron Maiden
Marilyn Manson
Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Some lists seem to be stretching the boundaries of "legendary" to me.....
Rolling Stones x2
Eric Clapton x2
Dylan x3
Tom Petty
Springsteen
Willie Nelson x2
Merle Haggard
Hank Williams Jr. x2
Tina Turner
Bob Seger
AC/DC
Metallica
Beastie Boys
Al Green
BB King x4
Allman Brothers x3
Aerosmith
Motorhead
Rod Stewart
The Eagles
The Ramones
Public Enemy
Journey ( i guess they might qualify in the realm of cheesy, pop shit '80s music)
All I have to do is revel in the everyday....then do it again tomorrow
They say every sin is deadly but I believe they may be wrong...I'm guilty of all seven and I don't feel too bad at all
as others have said, it's tough to define the word legendary. but in my opinion, these would constitute.
the roots (the legendary roots crew? how can they not be legendary?)
todd rundgren
the who (with entwistle, without moon)
bob dylan
robert plant
phil lesh and friends
pearl jam
radiohead
oasis
lauryn hill
wilco
my morning jacket
nas
b.b. king
willie nelson
greg allman
erykah badu
sonic youth
crosby, stills, nash & young
Agreed on personal definitions of legendary, but here's mine:
PJ (Including PJ20)
The Who (Including 25th Anniversary)
Eric Clapton in various combinations including with:
Steve Winwood
The Rolling Stones (in Toronto's Exhibition Stadium, no less)
Billy Joel (including Last Play at Shea)
Yes
Genesis
BB King
Buddy Guy
The Neville Brothers
Santana
The Allman Brothers
The Black Crowes
Pink Floyd
Rush
Grateful Dead
Sting (including opening for the Grateful Dead at Giants Stadium)
Aretha Franklin
James Brown
Ray Charles
Little Richard
Chuck Berry
Roger Daltrey in A Christmas Carol (no, really) (and, yes it was the full on play with Roger as Scrooge)
Note - including means I've also seen them other times
There are plenty of others I would consider legendary that I'm guessing others here wouldn't such as Pat Metheny, David Sanborn (does anyone remember his late night show?), Chick Corea, George Benson, Stanley Clarke, Dave Brubek, Patti Labelle, Chaka Khan (surprisingly very entertaining), Andy Summers, Arturo Sandoval, Mel Torme, Tony Bennett (before he went pop - ), Grover Washington Jr, Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, Dr. John, Al Jarreau
And for the record, I'm not that old. I saw Chuck and Little Richard and the like in their older years.
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
as others have said, it's tough to define the word legendary. but in my opinion, these would constitute.
todd rundgren
:shock:
not that it's a shocker on this board...but you and i have the exact same tattoo in the same spot on our back. looks like the same size too, judging from the only part of it i can see in your picture. NEATO!!
as others have said, it's tough to define the word legendary. but in my opinion, these would constitute.
todd rundgren
:shock:
not that it's a shocker on this board...but you and i have the exact same tattoo in the same spot on our back. looks like the same size too, judging from the only part of it i can see in your picture. NEATO!!
That's obviously because we're the coolest people ever!!!
WI '98, WI '99 (EV), WI '00, Chgo '00, MO '00, Champaign '03, Chgo '03, WI '03, IN '03, MI '04, Chgo '06:N1 & 2, WI '06, Chgo '07, Chgo '08 (EV:N1), Chgo '09:N1 & 2, Chgo '11 (EV:N1), WI '11:N1 & 2, Philly '12, Wrigley '13, Pitt '13, Buff '13, Detroit '14, MKE '14, Wrigley '16: N1 & N2, Seattle '18 N2, Wrigley '18: N1 & N2, Fenway '18 N1, STL '22, St Paul '23 N2, Chgo '23: N1 & N2
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
RHCP
Jane's Addiction
Elliott Smith
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
Grateful Dead
Neil Young
Beach Boys
Beastie Boys
Wu-Tang Clan
Rage Against The Machine
Rolling Stones
Chuck Berry
Tom Waits
Jerry Lee Lewis
Pearl Jam
Rolling Stones
Metallica
Peter Gabriel
REM
U2
Aerosmith
Neil Young
Prince
Rammstein
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Cure
Sonic Youth
Sugar
Life of Agony
Arcade Fire
The Prodigy
Coldplay
Massive Attack
Slayer
RATM
Sepultura
Motorhead
Morrissey
Midnight Oli
1. David Bowie (with Duran Duran opening) 1987
2. U2 (with Los Lobos and Little Steven opening) 1987
3. The Rolling Stones (with Living Colour) 1989
4. The Rolling Stones (with Stone Temple Pilots) 1994
5. The Rolling Stones 1998
6. The Guess Who 2000
7. The Rolling Stones (with No Doubt) 2002
8. Motley Crue 2005
9. The Rolling Stones (with Our Lady Peace) 2005
10. The Rolling Stones (with Beck) 2005
11. The Rolling Stones 2006
12. The Black Crowes (with Matt Mays & El Torpedo) 2006
13. The Who (with Peeping Tom) 2006
14. Alice Cooper 2006
15. Guns n Roses (with Sebastian Bach and the Suicide Girls) 2006
16. The Police 2007
17. Velvet Revolver (with Alice in Chains and Kill Hannah) 2007
18. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 2007
19. Van Halen (with Ky-Mani Marley) 2007
20. Oasis (with Ryan Adams and the Cardinals) 2008
21. Motley Crue 2009
22. Fleetwood Mac 2009
23. Guns n Roses (with Sebastian Bach) 2010
24. Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck 2010
25. George Thorogood and the Destroyers 2010 x 2
26. Iron Maiden (with Dream Theater) 2010
27. Steve Earle (solo and acoustic) 2010
28. PEARL JAM (with Mudhoney) 2011
29. Jeff Beck October 2011
Ottawa 2011
London 2013 "The Dundas Hookers on Crack" Show
The Kinks in 1971... my first concert.
Sly And The Family Stone in 1971.
Led Zeppelin in 1972 for 'Led Zeppelin IV' ('Houses Of The Holy' and 'Physical Graffitti' tours).
Neil Young in 1972 for 'Harvest'.
The Who in 1973 in support of 'Quadrophenia' (1976 at Anaheim Staduim and 1980).
Pink Floyd for 'Wish You Were Here' (and 'Animals' then the 1980 'The Wall' Tour).
David Bowie and the Spiders From Mars in 1972 ('Diamond Dogs' in 1974 and subsequent tours).
Queen opening for Mott The Hoople.
Queen in support of 'A Night At The Opera'.
Steely Dan (opened for Bread).
Elton John at the Troubadour (prior to 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road').
Alice Cooper's 'School's Out' and 'Billion Dollar Babies'.
The Ramones with Blondie (first L.A. show) and local band Van Halen at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go.
Elvis Costello and the Attractions at Milliken High School in Long Beach.
Van Halen (when they were a cover band) every weekend in Pasadena and at a house party in La Canada.
DEVO in 1977.
The Clash (with an unheard band called 'The Police')
PIL at the Olympic Auditorium.
Talking Heads with The B52s.
The GoGos at The Masque.
The Pretenders first L.A. show.
X, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, Social Distortion when the L.A. punk scene was going on.
Pearl Jam at Indio (Santa Barbara 2003 Benefit).
Queens Of The Stone Age when Lanegan was with them (a couple of times).
Foo Fighters
Radiohead
Allen Fieldhouse, home of the 2008 NCAA men's Basketball Champions! Go Jayhawks!
Hail, Hail!!!
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Ozzy, Rush, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Dio, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, KISS, Ace Frehley, Scorpions, Metallica, Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Aerosmith, Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band, Robert Hunter, Ratdog, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, U2, Steve Miller Band, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Boston, Van Halen, Motorhead, Deep Purple, David Bowie, Elton John, Warren Zevon, BB King, REM, DMB, NIN, Sting, The Police, Stills/Nash, Simon/Garfunkle, Neil Young, Peter Gabriel, Robert Plant (w/Krauss, w/Band of Joy and Plant/Page No Quarter), Public Enemy, Sugarcubes, Jeff Beck, Pete Townsend, Elvis Costello, Emmy Lou Harris, Buffalo Springfield, Sammy Hagar, Clapton/Winwood, King Crimson, Love & Rockets, Psychadelic Furs, Peter Murphy, David Sylvian, Michael Hedges, Natalie Merchant, Leo Kottke, Al Dimeola, YES & ABWH, Genesis, David Torn, David Gray, Ray Lamontaigne, Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder ...
and Built to Spill!
coming up in Dec, Dinosaur Jr!
Most surreal show: David Torn w/ Bill Bruford, Mick Karn and Mark Isham at a theater at Chico State.
My all-time favs: Eddie at Zellerbach and Benaroya, Ace at the Boardwalk (sacramento), and Built to Spill at the Fillmore (sf) rank as my favs, with Michael Hedges in a small theater at Stanford a close runner up. Bridge School helps a lot!
Aerosmith
Metallica
Bums n Posers ..err I mean Guns n Roses
Ozzy
Bob Dylan
Grateful Dead
Jeff Beck
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Eddie Vedder
Buddy Guy
Pearl Jam
Temple of The Dog (Thanks PJ20)
East Troy 9/3/11
East Troy 9/4/11
Amsterdam 6/26/12
Amsterdam 6/27/12
Wrigley Field 7/19-20/13
Worcester, MA 10/15/13
Worcester, MA 10/16/13
Hartford, CT 10/25/13
Seattle, WA 12/06/13
Denver, CO 10/22/14
Fenway 2016 #1
Fenway 2016 #2
Fenway 2018 #1
Fenway 2018 #2
AiC (x2)
Social Distortion (x5)
Neil Young (x4, w/ and w/o Crazy Horse)
Robert Plant
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
AC/DC
Metallica
The Clash (from the front row!)
NIN
Morrissey
David Byrne
Yes
The Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
U2
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
But have you seen Mini Kiss?
They were in town not that long ago, at a strip club. Some friends of mine considered going, but I wasn't sure I could handle it. If anything was going to trigger an acid flashback, a little person Kiss tribute band surrounded by naked dancing women was going to do it.
I have! haha. I've never seen KISS but I have seen MINI KISS, good enough for me
Legendary bands I've seen:
Metallica
Megadeth
TOOL
RHCP
Foo Fighters
Pantera
John Paul Jones
Black Sabbath
Eric Clapton
Roger Daltrey (solo)
Sonic Youth
Roger Waters
Anthrax
And a few that some might not consider legends, but maybe...
GWAR
Marilyn Manson
Green Day
Ben Folds
Melvins
Toadies
* Cincinnati, OH 6.24.2006 *
* Columbus, OH 5.6.2010 * Noblesville, IN 5.7.2010 *
* East Troy, MI 9.4.2011 * East Troy, MI 9.5.2011 *
* Pittsburgh, PA 10.11.2013 *
they played a rock club in my city last St. Patricks Day - with The Yin Yang Twins!
1996: Ft Lauderdale
1998: Birmingham
2000: Charlotte, Tampa
2003: Tampa, Atlanta, Phoenix
2004: Kissimmee
2008: West Palm Beach, Bonnaroo, Columbia
2010: MSG2
2012: Music Midtown
2014: Memphis
2018: Wrigley 1, Fenway 1
2022: Nashville
2023: Ft. Worth II
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sanatana
The Clash
The Cars
David Bowie
Jimmy Page
Eric Clapton
Stevie Winwood
Roger Waters
Crosby Stills & Nash
Neil Young (solo)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Stepenwolf
The Guess Who
Jethro Tull
Yes
Genesis
Grateful Dead
Journey
Cream
The Police
Steely Dan
Guns & Roses
Allman Brothers
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
Live
Temple Of The Dog
Rush
Echo & The Bunnymen
ZZ Topp
That's all i can come up with right now.
Shit yeah they're legendary!
Abrn Hlls '98 - Clarkston 2 '03 - Grd Rpds '06 - Abrn Hlls '06 - Clvd '10 - PJ20 - Berlin 1+2 '12 - Wrigley '13 - Pitt '13- buff '13- Philly 1+2 '13 - Seattle '13
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Neil Young with Pearl Jam (Mirrorball tour)
Neil Young with Booker T & The MGs
REM
Soundgarden
Pavement
Mudhoney
Blind Melon
Radiohead (as a support act in 94)
Foo Fighters (in 95)
Aerosmith
Pantera
Patti Smith
Sonic Youth
Screaming Trees
Mark Lanegan
Wilco
Dinosaur Jr
Sebadoh (seeing them again next week)
Metallica
James Brown
You Am I
Rage Against The Machine
Nine Inch Nails
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
I've seen Mini Kiss too. meh.
EV Solo: 7/11/11 11/12/12 11/13/12
PJ
REM
Jethro Tull
Rage Against The Machine
Pantera
Metallica
Slayer
Rob Zombie
Black Sabbath
Faith No More
Guns 'N' Roses (who were shite)
Nine Inch Nails
Anthrax
Iggy Pop
Iron Maiden
Marilyn Manson
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Rolling Stones x2
Eric Clapton x2
Dylan x3
Tom Petty
Springsteen
Willie Nelson x2
Merle Haggard
Hank Williams Jr. x2
Tina Turner
Bob Seger
AC/DC
Metallica
Beastie Boys
Al Green
BB King x4
Allman Brothers x3
Aerosmith
Motorhead
Rod Stewart
The Eagles
The Ramones
Public Enemy
Journey ( i guess they might qualify in the realm of cheesy, pop shit '80s music)
They say every sin is deadly but I believe they may be wrong...I'm guilty of all seven and I don't feel too bad at all
the roots (the legendary roots crew? how can they not be legendary?)
todd rundgren
the who (with entwistle, without moon)
bob dylan
robert plant
phil lesh and friends
pearl jam
radiohead
oasis
lauryn hill
wilco
my morning jacket
nas
b.b. king
willie nelson
greg allman
erykah badu
sonic youth
crosby, stills, nash & young
-Tom Petty and the heartbreakers
-Billy Joel
-Elton John
-Eric Clapton
-Steve Winwood
-DMB
:shock:
PJ (Including PJ20)
The Who (Including 25th Anniversary)
Eric Clapton in various combinations including with:
Steve Winwood
The Rolling Stones (in Toronto's Exhibition Stadium, no less)
Billy Joel (including Last Play at Shea)
Yes
Genesis
BB King
Buddy Guy
The Neville Brothers
Santana
The Allman Brothers
The Black Crowes
Pink Floyd
Rush
Grateful Dead
Sting (including opening for the Grateful Dead at Giants Stadium)
Aretha Franklin
James Brown
Ray Charles
Little Richard
Chuck Berry
Roger Daltrey in A Christmas Carol
Note - including means I've also seen them other times
There are plenty of others I would consider legendary that I'm guessing others here wouldn't such as Pat Metheny, David Sanborn (does anyone remember his late night show?), Chick Corea, George Benson, Stanley Clarke, Dave Brubek, Patti Labelle, Chaka Khan (surprisingly very entertaining), Andy Summers, Arturo Sandoval, Mel Torme, Tony Bennett (before he went pop -
And for the record, I'm not that old. I saw Chuck and Little Richard and the like in their older years.
not that it's a shocker on this board...but you and i have the exact same tattoo in the same spot on our back. looks like the same size too, judging from the only part of it i can see in your picture. NEATO!!
That's obviously because we're the coolest people ever!!!
Nirvana
RHCP
Jane's Addiction
Elliott Smith
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
Grateful Dead
Neil Young
Beach Boys
Beastie Boys
Wu-Tang Clan
Rage Against The Machine
Rolling Stones
Chuck Berry
Tom Waits
Jerry Lee Lewis
Apart from that, not sure what you define as "legendary", but: Muse, Joe Cocker, The Roots, Chris Cornell, AC/DC, RHCP, Metallica...
Berlin - August 15, 2009
Lisbon - July 10, 2010
Berlin - June 26, 2014
Zurich - June 23, 2022
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Rolling Stones
Metallica
Peter Gabriel
REM
U2
Aerosmith
Neil Young
Prince
Rammstein
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Cure
Sonic Youth
Sugar
Life of Agony
Arcade Fire
The Prodigy
Coldplay
Massive Attack
Slayer
RATM
Sepultura
Motorhead
Morrissey
Midnight Oli
2. U2 (with Los Lobos and Little Steven opening) 1987
3. The Rolling Stones (with Living Colour) 1989
4. The Rolling Stones (with Stone Temple Pilots) 1994
5. The Rolling Stones 1998
6. The Guess Who 2000
7. The Rolling Stones (with No Doubt) 2002
8. Motley Crue 2005
9. The Rolling Stones (with Our Lady Peace) 2005
10. The Rolling Stones (with Beck) 2005
11. The Rolling Stones 2006
12. The Black Crowes (with Matt Mays & El Torpedo) 2006
13. The Who (with Peeping Tom) 2006
14. Alice Cooper 2006
15. Guns n Roses (with Sebastian Bach and the Suicide Girls) 2006
16. The Police 2007
17. Velvet Revolver (with Alice in Chains and Kill Hannah) 2007
18. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 2007
19. Van Halen (with Ky-Mani Marley) 2007
20. Oasis (with Ryan Adams and the Cardinals) 2008
21. Motley Crue 2009
22. Fleetwood Mac 2009
23. Guns n Roses (with Sebastian Bach) 2010
24. Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck 2010
25. George Thorogood and the Destroyers 2010 x 2
26. Iron Maiden (with Dream Theater) 2010
27. Steve Earle (solo and acoustic) 2010
28. PEARL JAM (with Mudhoney) 2011
29. Jeff Beck October 2011
London 2013 "The Dundas Hookers on Crack" Show
Once I get out of this town
9/29/04;6/27/08;6/30/08;8/23/09;08/24/09;5/17/10
Amazing!!! Both bands were on that night and even though it rained the whole time, no one cared because we were having a great time!
London 2013 "The Dundas Hookers on Crack" Show
Beck during the Odelay tour was great. That was at the Metropolis in Montreal, early 90s.
Foo Fighters in August of 1995 at Les Foufounes Electriques. Original lineup. They have changed so much since then.
Numerous spoken-word shows by Henry Rollins. Always fun to go to those. Henry is awesome.
Tom Cochrane in 1991 in Germany. Also met him personally. Great guy.
legendary!!!
Sly And The Family Stone in 1971.
Led Zeppelin in 1972 for 'Led Zeppelin IV' ('Houses Of The Holy' and 'Physical Graffitti' tours).
Neil Young in 1972 for 'Harvest'.
The Who in 1973 in support of 'Quadrophenia' (1976 at Anaheim Staduim and 1980).
Pink Floyd for 'Wish You Were Here' (and 'Animals' then the 1980 'The Wall' Tour).
David Bowie and the Spiders From Mars in 1972 ('Diamond Dogs' in 1974 and subsequent tours).
Queen opening for Mott The Hoople.
Queen in support of 'A Night At The Opera'.
Steely Dan (opened for Bread).
Elton John at the Troubadour (prior to 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road').
Alice Cooper's 'School's Out' and 'Billion Dollar Babies'.
The Ramones with Blondie (first L.A. show) and local band Van Halen at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go.
Elvis Costello and the Attractions at Milliken High School in Long Beach.
Van Halen (when they were a cover band) every weekend in Pasadena and at a house party in La Canada.
DEVO in 1977.
The Clash (with an unheard band called 'The Police')
PIL at the Olympic Auditorium.
Talking Heads with The B52s.
The GoGos at The Masque.
The Pretenders first L.A. show.
X, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, Social Distortion when the L.A. punk scene was going on.
Pearl Jam at Indio (Santa Barbara 2003 Benefit).
Queens Of The Stone Age when Lanegan was with them (a couple of times).
Foo Fighters
Radiohead
Hail, Hail!!!