rockgar and the apes.
I heard they were all the rage in 4500BC.
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rockgar and the apes.
I heard they were all the rage in 4500BC.
Nothing at a stadium. I have gotten to see a lot of bands on the way up, in small venues, can't complain. So I'll go with the NIN show at the Ritz theater, or maybe Lady Gaga, since I'll never get to see them anywhere small, and could have.
My mom ran away from home to see Elvis in a high school basketball gym, that always struck me as much cooler than I would have thought her.
It would be great to hear some of that Baroque music back when it was new, Bach is so good.
Prince in the early 90s. I'm not even that big of a fan but I've seen footage of this era and it looks amazing.
I’m a big fan. Came here to say I regret not being able to see Prince at a random show at Paisley Park.
This is one of my favs (not there haha)
Beatles rooftop concert, hands down
Beatles in the Cavern before to they got huge and before all the screaming.
Ooh you make a compelling point! But timing would be crucial - there's only like a year there between when Ringo joined the band and their last appearance at the Cavern.
Zappa and the Mothers, the lineup of Live in NY (I think 1978.), with Bozzio on drums and Michael Brecker playing sax. Alternatively, I'd really like to hear Django Reinhardt sometime in the 1930s.
Zappa's last US show was pretty epic. One of the most interesting covers of Stairway To Heaven I've heard. March 23-25 1988.
I really racked my brains with this one and think mostly it would be to go back and see somebody just prior to becoming big to see the embryo performances at smaller gigs so maybe Early Kraftwerk or even Sparks. Also (and I can't believe I'm saying this as generally it's not my genre) Focus as part of the audience for the midnight special.
Electric Warrior, Devotional Tour, Hendrix
I’m torn between the Beatles, honestly at any point. And Daft Punk.
Nirvana around '92 or '93
I got to see them in a club down here, and am so glad. They drove a tiny white van all the way across the country. There were like 30 people at that show.
Ziggy Stardust
Had an opportunity to see system of a down during one of their last tours with a chance to meet them backstage. But capitalism made me prioritize working that night.
George Benson 1986 in Montreux. Or indeed any of those jazz guys in their day. Cobham, Davis, Hancock, Scofield, Corea... The list goes on.
I got to see Kraftwerk perform Computerworld live a couple years ago and it was amazing. At this point I’ve seen the majority of my bucket list artists and I feel fortunate for this.
If I’m thinking time travel maybe an early Daft Punk show in France.
I can't decide between early Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath or Bal-Sagoth for something newer
Queen, pre-80s
Right answer IMHO!
The earliest I could find was a mesopotamian priestess named enheduanna, so that's who I would want to see, just the chance to hear music no human since would ever get to hear
Points for imagination! That's somebody's next album cover.
I'd like to see Zappa perform.
Frank Zappa’s Roxy band from the mid 70s
To be on the Festival Express train in 1970 and experience that rolling party/jam session with members of the Grateful Dead, The Band, Janis Joplin/Big Brother and the Holding Company, New Riders of the Purple Sage and Buddy Guy to name a few.
Rammstein in Germany.
Allman Brothers Band with Duane and Berry Oakley (I’m old).
Allman Brothers is a solid answer! 100%
Bob Marley. No doubt about it.
2006 The Blood Brothers, easily. The craziest shows I’ve ever been to and I would LOVE my partner to be able to come with me.
Also, late ‘00s of Montreal. Not big into their recent stuff, but I loved the costumes, cross dressing, and all of their songs from inception to Lousy with Sylvenbriar.
I got to see Of Montreal a fee years ago in LA and it was a great show! Would recommend.
Full agree! I love their pivot to crazy electronic screens, but I really did love the cosplay era of the mid-2000s a LOT
On my list as well!
Ooo which one?
I've never seen them, but would say 2003, playing "USA Nails" would really be incredible
Ooo I meant which band, but you picked my partner’s favorite song by them! The circle pits were like no other pits I’ve ever been in. I think I’m too old to thrash that hard today, but I’d still love to go again!
I'm just realizing of Montreal was the other band. Enjoyed listening to them as well in the early 2000s
Yuussss I love them! I think The Blood Brothers is in my top three bands, though. Such crazy music.