Manofwealthandtaste Wrote:
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> In the last year....
>
> Stones
> Ringo Starr
> Oasis
> The Who
> George Michael


No offense meant, manofwealthandtaste, but after mentioning George Michael you must now change your username to manofwealth........

Lukester Wrote:
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> Manofwealthandtaste Wrote:
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> -----
> > In the last year....
> >
> > Stones
> > Ringo Starr
> > Oasis
> > The Who
> > George Michael
>
>
> No offense meant, manofwealthandtaste, but after
> mentioning George Michael you must now change your
> username to manofwealth........


I didn't think I would get away without a comment like that! GM's first tour for 15 years, but I won't go into the setlist or anything 'cos this a Stones site and I ain't going to convince you Lukester or anyone else that it was a great show! (Added benefit of some top totty there!)

it's all in good fun, bro'....party on my friend.....and can you post any photos of that "totty?"

Ha Ha! Sadly no photos. Bet there are a few posters on this site who have seen bands/artists they would rather not admit to.......

okay...I'll step forward Manofwealthandtaste...I took one of my daughters to see the Spice Girls back in the mid 90's.....it was an okay show....I must say I was one of only two or three people actually in the beer line that night

Roger Waters
Steely Dan w/ Michael McDonald

sounds good, trainrollin...although I must say Michael McDonald always sounds like he is yawning while he's singing...still, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker must have been cool...

Lukester, been to that Leon show yet? If so, tell us about it.

I will see Leon again on Feb 17...check him out at www.Leonrusselrecords.com

You're a lucky man, Lukester!

Ooh thats a tough one.

1. Rolling Stones.
2. MUSE - Total surprise! Blew me away with their supremme musicianship.
3. Ben Harper - his gig at the Hammersmith Apollo last summer was one of the best i've seen from him! Such passion and soul.
4. Guns N' Roses - still a very good band, "Sweet Child Of Mine" was note perfect.
5. Ryan Adams - stroppy and indifferent he can be, but just watch him once and you'll see why he's lauded as one of the genuinely brilliant singer-songwriters.

Twilight Singers
Urge Overkill
Flaming Lips

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

- The Rolling Stones
- Lou Reed
- Alice Cooper
- U2

Only saw 2 shows but both were great. Both in Vancouver and both were the final shows of the tour. Stones and then Aerosmith/Motley Crue two weeks later.

Iggy and the Stooges in Perth....was amazing!
The White Stripes, same!
Clapton
The Stones in Shanghai

Lukester Wrote:
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> I will see Leon again on Feb 17...check him out at
> www.Leonrusselrecords.com


Water is what you drinking this time Lukester ?

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Mono
The Sword

-Drake

Stones ruled, then nothing exceptional, and then Morrisey. I am no fan, in fact I hardly know his music at all, and frankly he crooned and bordered on the ridiculous, with the band in green suits, super kitsch. But then, it was one of these moments, you know? When you have a good laugh, and you thing you're laughing at the guy, then you begin laughin with the guy, and then take a fondness to him and in the end, you got the best time!
In other styles, I saw Evan Parker (free jazz sax player, who in fact played with Charlie, which astonishes me because he is normally very very experimental) and that was great.

Bill Wyman and the Rhythm Kings
Southside Johnny and the Asabury Jukes
Nls Lofgren

juiced up and sloppy

Ryan Adams & The Cardinals
Lucinda Williams

Mathijs Wrote:
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> Iggy Pop & The Stooges at Lowlands 2006. It might
> be the best concert I have seen in the last 10
> years.

Mathijs: they'll be in pinkpop this year

Rolling Stones Twicks 1
The Zutons
The Who
Primal Scream
and...



Chas n Dave!

The Rolling Stones (Paris)
The Black Crowes (London)
Alice in Chains (Milan)