For me:

Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin
Queen
The Who



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Led Zeppelin
The Clash
Johnny Cash
and I´m not sure,I think I forgot
Bob Marley
last time.

I never really had the chance to see Jimi Hendrix perform,as I was a little kid when he died.

A couple I coulda seen and missed:

Elvis
Stevie Ray Vaughn

The Beatles. Thanks, however, to "The Cast Of Beatlemania", and my own capacity for suspended disbelief, the part of my brain that can't tell the difference contains the memory of having seen them. Weird, huh?

Well, i wish i was born much earlier than I am so i could see some great bands in the 60's, so i'd say The Whi(with keith moon), Led Zeppelin, hendrix, canned heat, janis joplin

Without a doubt.....Zeppelin.

In their prime:

Bay City Rollers
NY Dolls
Kiss
Shaun Cassidy
Leif Garrett
The Runaways

and the usual suspects...Beatles, Elvis, blah blah blah

james brown

without a shadow of a doubt: Frank Zappa

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Lorenz
james brown

I saw him in Zagreb, It was one of his last concert before he died, but I also regret not seeing him in his prime!

Jeff Buckley.

The Beatles

kinks
Genesis w/Peter Gabriel
Doors

frank sinatra , dean martin, elvis, led zepplin

Not that I was alive when any of these were performing - but given the chance I would have seen these wonderful artists....

Buddy Holly
Hank Williams
Jimi Hendrix
The Beatles
Otis Redding



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The Rolling Stones with Brian Jones. That would have been a gas.

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

Not much point talking about artists I'd no chance of seeing, such as Elvis, Hendrix, etc.

The ones I could have seen, regret that I didnt and now wont ever get the chance to:

Frank Sinatra
Johnny Cash (was offered tickets for the Highwaymen gig, and passed on it)
James Brown
Bob Marley & The Wailers

I could add The Clash, although I did see the 'Mk II' version (minus Mick Jones) on their last UK tour in '84.

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Lorenz
james brown

I saw him in Zagreb, It was one of his last concert before he died, but I also regret not seeing him in his prime!

That probably was around the Vienna gig as well - I thought about getting tickets, but passed for some reason. Soon after he died...

The Stone Roses
The Smiths

Led Zeppelin at the Kingdome in Seattle - 1977 (then again I was 13 and didn't get into them until a year or so later)

The Stones in 65,66,67,69,70,71,72,73,75,76,78,81,82,89

Jimi Hendrix
Queen
Elvis Presley (in the early 70ies)
John Lee Hooker ( I had tickets, but the show was cancelled)
Bo Diddley
Johnny Cash
James Brown (in the early 70ies)

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Led Zeppelin

early Stones (63)
early Queen (70-71)
Zappa
Hendrix

edit:

Nirvana
early Police
early U2



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HENDRIX
BEATLES
JOPLIN
CREAM
DOORS

Stones with Brian Jones
The Beatles
Hendrix
The Doors
Cream
Elvis

The Who, Stones with Brian

Of the ones I'm old enough to have attended......

Nirvana
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Metallica w/ Jason Newsted
George Harrison - though he never toured when I was old enough to have gone
Michael Jackson
Cinderella
John Denver
the last Pink Floyd reunion for The Division Bell (I know it wasn't full)
Sinead O'Connor, hopefully she'll tour again one day.

The Band

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A couple I coulda seen and missed:

Elvis
Stevie Ray Vaughn

I also missed the 1975 Stones tour due to stupidity.
Zep
Wanted to see George Harrsion in 1974, but parents wouldn't let me go with hippie cousin.

"No Anchovies, Please"

VL13
I saw John Denver a couple of times; he put on a great show. He was one of my faves for many years.

Though I saw most of the great bands from the '60's live, there were a few I just never got to see:

The Who
The Doors (although I went to one of their concerts but Jim Morrison was "ill" and so they didn't perform)
Elvis
Allman Brothers