Bands you want to see before you die.

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  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    Jearlpam0925 wrote:
    Hey, whatever...there's a chance...she still likes to put back fifths of JD and a half case of beer correct? I'll look just as hot as any dude with that much booze pumped into her amazing body.
    Nah, she's clean now, which she describes as having had 6 drinks in as many months according to wikipedia. There's no chance in hell she'll get drunk enought to have sex with you :)
    "I remember one night at Muzdalifa with nothing but the sky overhead, I lay awake amid sleeping Muslim brothers and I learned that pilgrims from every land — every colour, and class, and rank; high officials and the beggar alike — all snored in the same language"
  • lukin14
    lukin14 Posts: 287
    The Who - have tried twice to see them in as many years and I have an unused ticket from 2006 (flight got grounded due to snow storm). Last month I just couldn't afford the trip or ticket.

    Pearl Jam - again for the 6th time. I've missed out on being able to get to a show since I caught them twice on the Canadian tour in 2005.

    Aerosmith - this should happen next time they tour through Eastern Canada (Montreal will work too)
    life is the study of dyin'
    and how to do it right
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  • bucket1988
    bucket1988 Posts: 212
    R.E.M.
    Rage Against the Machine
    Muse
    Soundgarden (I can dream, right?)
    The words you say never seem to live up to the ones inside your head...
  • Brisk.
    Brisk. Posts: 11,581
    red mos wrote:
    I'm sure I'm gonna get reemed for this but I feel TOOL is way overhyped live. Don't get me wrong, the MUSIC is top notch, but OVERALL I was so bored. I already knoew Maynard stands behind the stage. I understand the focus of the band is the music, but the setlist is like 8- 10 songs drawn out over 90 minutes. I just got extremely bored with the 20 minute versions of a 5 minute song on the album. Also they quit playing Aenema which is my favorite Tool song. I would have loved to have seen Danny Carey just tear it up on drums on that live. Danny was the only band member I had a clear view of. Everyone else was in total darkness. If you are a big Tool fan, you will probably have a better time, but I was just so bored.

    Springsteen is amazing live! worth every penny.

    I agree Dylan is mediocre at best, though I want to see him do a full show on his own. I saw him play the Houston Rodeo, and those sets are always shorter. Dylan didn't really get into the performance till the 9th song.

    you got some valid points, even though tool played all the songs i wanted to hear at download festival in 06 it was good music but seeing them live really didn't mean much, i wished carey would have done better things on the drums.
  • itsevobaby
    itsevobaby Posts: 1,809
    Tripping Daisy (well, that ain't gonna happen)
    The Polyphonic Spree
    Heather Nova
    The Cardigans
    Guns N' Roses (original lineup please :))
    Sigur Ros
    Bloc Party
    Nada Surf


    Oh, and somebody dig up Bob Marley please, that would be badass :cool:
    Look Alive,
    See These Bones
  • jamie uk
    jamie uk Posts: 3,812
    I've been trying to think of one, but I've seen so many huge and legendary bands :o inc, G'n' R, Soundgarden, Nirvana, the 1st gig Sabbath did with Ozzy on the reunion, Metallica (even once with Cliff on bass ;) ) ....the list goes on.

    I have come up with Van Halen :) I would like that.
    I came, I saw, I concurred.....
  • audiodave
    audiodave Posts: 1,623
    Jeremy1012 wrote:
    Yes :)

    Why the running? :p

    Don't get me wrong, I adore her music and just want to give her a hug, whether a retrospective one or not (she seems pretty happy these days :p)
    Yo DO need to see her live. It's quite unbelieveable that THAT voice comes out of THAT woman...

    And I don't know if she could handle a hug. Don't think i'd call her happy, just less troubled ;)
    ~AKA Dave-of-the-dead~

    I don't wanna think, I wanna feel

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  • Doodah972
    Doodah972 Posts: 146
    phish
    soul asylum(will happen in a month!!!)
    tool
    green romance orchestra (yeaaa daaaveee)
    sigur ros

    i could 4 of those 5 in the next couple of years. not sure about GRO
    "I changed by not changing at all"
  • carolinabeerguy
    carolinabeerguy Kernersville, NC Posts: 2,517
    Pink Floyd with Gilmour and Waters
    Led Zeppelin with Plant
    Weezer
    Bob Dylan
    Neil Young
    Rage Against The Machine
    Tool
    Radiohead
    Van Morrison
    Beck
    I wish I was as fortunate, as fortunate as me.
  • TallGuyCM
    TallGuyCM Posts: 328
    I've had an exceptional year crossing bands off my 'must-see' list, including Beck, Weezer, NIN, My Morning Jacket. And in years past, I've been able to make it to most shows that I've always dreamed of seeing.

    Now, what's left is Lou Reed and Paul McCartney, and maybe the Strokes if they're sober enough to put on a good show in a not-too-big venue.
  • Them-Bones
    Them-Bones Posts: 518
    There are a lot of bands I would like to see, but the only two artists I need to see before I die are Neil Young & Radiohead
    "If my thoughts, dreams, could be seen, they'd probably put my head, in a guillotine, but it's alright ma, it's life and life only."
  • faceintheclouds
    faceintheclouds Posts: 1,739
    pearljam0000 wrote:
    Primus
    Clutch
    System of a Down
    The White Stripes
    Weezer
    ditto, esp the white stripes
    Just, not enough.
    I need more.
    Nothing seems to satisfy.
    I said, I dont want it.
    I just need it.
    To breathe, to feel, to know Im alive.
  • We All Believe
    We All Believe Eastchester, NY - Proud South Canadian. Posts: 863
    Guns N' Roses (original, or with Matt Sorum if Steven Adler can't physically play)

    The Smashing Pumpkins (original; had tickets to the MSG shows when Jimmy Chamberlin overdosed and Jonathan Melvoin died. Saw 1.3 TSP shows with Matt Walker on drums)

    Metallica (might see them in January)

    The Rolling Stones
    May your days be long, til kingdom come.
  • Cassandra-Geminni
    Cassandra-Geminni Posts: 119
    I've been very fortunate to see most of the bands I'm into. Tops on my list to see would be Portishead.
    Shows Attended:
    10/05/00 Toronto, 09/13/05 Hamilton, 09/19/05 Toronto,
    05/09/06 Toronto, 05/10/06 Toronto, 08/12/08 Toronto EV,
    08/13/08 Toronto EV, 08/21/09 Toronto, 05/10/10 Buffalo
  • Brisk.
    Brisk. Posts: 11,581
    jamie uk wrote:
    I've been trying to think of one, but I've seen so many huge and legendary bands :o inc, G'n' R, Soundgarden, Nirvana, the 1st gig Sabbath did with Ozzy on the reunion, Metallica (even once with Cliff on bass ;) ) ....the list goes on.

    I have come up with Van Halen :) I would like that.

    fucking hell dude!

    Where and when you see SG?
  • searchlightsoul
    searchlightsoul Posts: 583
    bucket1988 wrote:
    Soundgarden (I can dream, right?)

    + 1
  • alphawolf
    alphawolf DelMarVa/Big Sky Posts: 647
    uncle bruce and uncle neil. id also like to see the allman bros!
    1996 - Columbia Maryland, Hartford

    1998 - DC RFK Stadium, Virginia Beach, Columbia Maryland, DC Constitution Hall
    2000 - Virginia Beach, Camden I+II, Columbia Maryland

    2002 - Seattle Key Arena I+II

    2003 - Raleigh, Charlotte, State College, Bristow, Camden II

    2004 - Asheville

    2006 - Boston II, Camden I+II, DC

    2008 - Virginia Beach, Camden I+II, DC

    2009 - Philadelphia I, II, III, IV

    2010 - Bristow

    2013 - Philadelphia II, Baltimore, Charlottesville, Charlotte

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