Andrew Loog Oldham -- would be cool ta hang out with the guy and listen to his stories... after all he was up there in the front trench's and survived..

Eleanor The Snake Tongued Lady .... FAR from R&R more a cheap circus performer .. her act is legendary but sadly never got the chance to see her live..



ROCKMAN

Queen (came while was in high school... For some reason I didn't go).

Johnny Cash (while I was in college and $40 seemed like a lot of money 35 years ago).

Get The book's Stoned....Stoned 2 great read's

1. Had tickets to see Led Zeppelin at MSG in 1975 but it snowed and could not get to the city.
2. Had a chance to see Pink Floyd in 1977 and passed
3. Missed Gabriel era Genesis
4. Had a chance to see The Stones at MSG in 1972 but could not afford tickets and the train.

El Mocambo. Outside on the 2nd night. Unable to get in. And seeing the guitars going in. Dejected!

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El Mocambo. Outside on the 2nd night. Unable to get in. And seeing the guitars going in. Dejected!

Wow this is one of the worst things I've ever heard

Missing when Taylor played with the Stones in Chicago. I foolishly thought he'd be back the next tour closer to home.

Seeing the Grateful Dead in 1972 in Palo Alto, California. A friend said before the show "If we're lucky they'll play for four hours!" They played for 5 hours and 20 minutes. Started going back to church after that - I had experienced what hell is like.

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Seeing the Grateful Dead in 1972 in Palo Alto, California. A friend said before the show "If we're lucky they'll play for four hours!" They played for 5 hours and 20 minutes. Started going back to church after that - I had experienced what hell is like.

Post of the week

"No Anchovies, Please"

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I pretty much saw every band I've ever wanted to see, except for The Clash... definitely regret missing out on seeing them.

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Would have loved to see the Clash, but I was too young (not counting the Cut The Crap-tour).

For the most part, a crap album too. Still, I can't believe I never saw them.

BB King was almost a regret, luckily I finally saw him a few months before he died. He was great! Some songs he barely played, and he sat in a chair the entire time, but just his presence was a thing of beauty. He still sang and played with a passion, he was smiling and engaging the entire show, kidding w/ the audience. It was clear he still loved what he was doing and he still sang w/ that booming voice!

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KingmanBarstow
El Mocambo. Outside on the 2nd night. Unable to get in. And seeing the guitars going in. Dejected!

Wow this is one of the worst things I've ever heard

Tell me about it. So near and yet so far!