Sep 09, 2003 09:44 pm yeah, if they come anywhere near here I'm going to go see them.
simon and garfunkel tour
Posted on Sep 09, 2003 09:10 pm
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looks like theyre getting back together for one last tour in north america.
im real excited about this.
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Sep 09, 2003 09:44 pm yeah, if they come anywhere near here I'm going to go see them.
Sep 10, 2003 06:12 pm "Hello darkness my old friend...." I'm there too
Sep 11, 2003 05:58 am Bugger.
No mention of coming over across the pond to Europe! If Dylan can do it why not S&G?
They are on my tick list of artists to see before either they or I die (along with Lou Reed)!
Recently I got to tick off Springsteen, Bowie and McCartney, with Meatloaf coming up in November.
Just as a matter of interest, who are on you guys 'must see b4 its too late' lists?
Sep 11, 2003 10:27 am "Just as a matter of interest, who are on you guys 'must see b4 its too late' lists?"
Well, I like S&G, but they're not one of my favorites. On my "see before I die" list are Phish, Al DiMeola, and King's X. Already saw Primus - wow, what a show that was!
Sep 11, 2003 12:42 pm id like to've seen nirvana, but, obviously, that IS too late...and the4 beatles, and john lennon...
sadly, ive missed em all!
theres a band called tailgunner i'd love to see live, but they just made one album a while back, toured once and that was that...
Sep 11, 2003 01:23 pm simon and garfunkel
rammstein [the pyrotechnics would be amazing]primus
the cure
tom petty
skinny puppy
stone temple pilots [back around purple]
led zepplin [wouldve been great]
jimi hendrix [wouldve been blown away]
obviously some of these will never happen.
Sep 11, 2003 03:04 pm flame: yep of all the bands I missed seeing I would have loved have seen the Beatles. When I was around 15 they were playing less than 100 miles from where I lived, but I couldn't go :(
I did see Ringo and His All Star band a few years ago, and Harrison was with Him. Could have gone to see McCartney and Wings but I was never much of a fan of Wings.
I'm glad that I did get to see Foreigner, Heart, Boston, Styx, Guess Who, Moody Blues, Beach Boys, Dooby Brothers along with a few other great Classic Rock bands. All of these I went and saw over the last 15 years.
You young guys, go see the bands you like NOW, you may not get a chance later. :)
Sep 11, 2003 03:54 pm collapse, i saw Rammstein at the Baltimore Arena when they opened for System of a Down and Slipknot on the Pledge of Allegence tour in 2001. I don't know if the fire marshall made them tone it down but the pyros were definitely restrained. there was some great fire breathing and flame throwing, but no one was set on fire and there weren't any large explosions or anything. Indoor arena :O( If you see 'em, try to go to a large arena or something outdoors. and yeah, STP would've been great circa '95 or '96.
the one band i will forever regret not seeing live would be Nine Inch Nails. I understand their shows aren't what they used to be.
I might still go see a NIN show. Add to that list Tool and Marylin Manson (Manson was *awesome* on Ozzfest a few years back!)
Sep 11, 2003 04:14 pm man definitely check out nin.. theyre shows are never a let down. i finally got a chance to see them on the tour for 'the fragile' and it was badass.
if you havent seen the dvd for 'and all that couldve been', you owe it to yourself to check it out.
Sep 11, 2003 05:21 pm I saw Nine Inch Nails open for David Bowie about 10 years ago at the Forum in LA. NIN played an awesome set. Then at the end of their show, they played "Scary Monsters" and Bowie came out and did it with them. Then, they dropped a backdrop hiding Bowie's band, NIN left the stage and Bowie stayed on and began his show. There was no intermission between the bands. Just a transition from one act to the next. I still think it was about the coolest thing I've seen done at a show of that size.
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