Here is an incomplete list:

AC/DC (Back in Black tour)
Mick Jagger solo tour (twice)
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Deep Purple (the classic line up w/Gillan & Blackmore)
Eric Clapton
Mick Taylor
Albert King
The Wailers
Buddy Guy
Canned Heat (twice)
Bruce Springsteen (Born in the USA tour)
Bobby Dylan (twice - once with Tom Petty)
Alice Cooper
Neil Young
Robbie Williams
U2 with B.B,King
Joe Cocker
Elvis Costello
Sex Pistols

The greatest concert of them all for me was David Bowie (Sound & Vision tour). The Thin White Duke Fell to earth.

Yes Terraplane, it's incomplete... I bet you forget to mention the Rolling Stones!

JElle

No. I have never seen them. Was too young when they toured in '73. Was living OS in '95 and they didn't come anywhere near where I live in the ABB tour. Maybe next time.

terraplane Wrote:
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> No. I have never seen them. Was too young when
> they toured in '73. Was living OS in '95 and they
> didn't come anywhere near where I live in the ABB
> tour. Maybe next time.


You have NEVER seen them? I refuse to believe that.

JumpingKentFlash

These are some I recall,others faded from memory

10cc
Blasters
Beach Boys
Black Crows
Bowie
Roger Chapman
Count Bishops
Clapton
Canned Heat
Randy Crawford
Joe Cocker
Elvis Costello
Sheryl Crowe
Dammed
Bo Diddley
Dr Feelgood
Ian Dury
Dylan
Dave Edmunds
ELO
Eurythmics
Faces
Fabulus Thunderbirds
Flammin' Groovies
Focus
Genesis ( original line up )
Johnny Kidd and Pirates ( my first ever gig )
Kracker
livin' Color
Nick Lowe
Motorhead
Medicine Head
Meters
Willie Nelson
Nine Below Zero
Melanie
Pink Floyd ( dark side of the moon debute tour )
Duffy Power
Sha Na Na
Specials
Squeeze
Rod Stewart
Stranglers
Vibrators
Dionne Warwick
Who ( original line up )
Bill Wyman's Rythm Kings

And of course

THE ROLLING STONES ( 73 76 82 90 95 99 03 06 + 07? )

Believe it JumpingKent. Jagger & Taylor were some consolation though. The Stones will be back.

Wow terraplane, seeing Mick Jagger solo two times and never seeing the Stones qualifies as a paradox. The Stones have had so many hugely successful tours reaching all parts of the world, while Jagger has only played a smattering of dates, barely able to put a successful tour together at all.

From 1969 (Emerson, Lake ..) up to 2007 (Shakira)

AC/DC
Alexis Corner
BAP (2 x)
Bill Wyman & The Rhytm Kings
Black Cats (5 x)
Deep Purple (2 x)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Eric Clapton
Hardin & York
Helen Schneider
Herby Hancock
Ike & Tina Turner Revue
Jeff Beck Group
J. Geils Band
Joe Cocker (3 x)
Johnny Winter
Klaus Doldinger`s Passport (2 x)
Mannfred Mann's Earth Band (2 x)
Mick Taylor
Rod Stewart (2 x)
Rolling Stones (14 x)
Shakira
Status Quo (2 x)
Sting
Uriah Heep
Ten Years After
The Lords (3 x)
The Stray Cats
The Who (2 x)
Tote Hosen (2 x)
Toto
Zeltinger
ZZ Top (2 x)
and ......


Grüsse

Gerhard
-Düsseldorf-



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AC/DC(stiff upper lip tour)
AB/CD(swedish coverband to AC/DC)
The Rolling Stones(ABB tour 3rd of August 2007)
Smokie
Tomas Ledin
Crosby,Stills & Nash
Rod Stewart

Southboundtrain wrote:

Wow terraplane, seeing Mick Jagger solo two times and never seeing the Stones qualifies as a paradox. The Stones have had so many hugely successful tours reaching all parts of the world, while Jagger has only played a smattering of dates, barely able to put a successful tour together at all.


Don't I know it. Jagger's concerts were OK I guess. But when Keith chugs out that Chuck Berry rythmn it sounds like a runaway elephant. That's what Jagger's concert missed. That and Charlie Watts.

Bob Dylan
Queen (with F. Mercury)
The Rolling Stones
Procol Harum
Paul Simon
Bruce Springsteen & The E-street Band
Jeff Beck
Peter Tosh
The Searchers
The Allman Brothers
Jeff Healey
B.B. King
Bill Wyman & The Rhytm Kings
A-ha
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
Steeleye Span
Mannfred Mann's Earth Band
Charlie Musselwhite
Alexis Corner
Tottas Bluesband
Tôsedrengene
Kim Larsen
Electric Light Orchestra
Pink Floyd
Robertino
J. Geils Band
Hep Stars
Pussycats

Guns n' Roses (5 times)
Stones (a lot of times since 1989)
AC/DC
Grateful Dead
Jerry Garcia Band
Pearl Jam (5 times)
Alice in Chains
Soundgarden
Living Colour
U2
Aerosmith
Bob Dylan
Kenny Wayne Sheppard
BB King
Metallica
Black Crowes (open for Stones '95 Wembley & as headliner twice)
Neil Young
Jane's Addiction
Velvet Revolver

Guns n' Roses were the best band I've ever seen live....amazing....unfortunately, I've also seen them when Axl is in a crappy mood, which wasn't nearly as good....but, when they were "on"....watch out.

oh....and BTW....I meant the REAL Guns n' Roses, not this new lame-o "Axl Rose's Band" version....

The Rolling Stones
The Who (1970)
The Faces
Family
Rory Gallagher
Bob Dylan
Santana
Yes
AC/DC
Suzy quatro
Uriha Heap
Genesis
Slade
Motor Head
Girl School
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
Ozzy Osborne
Rainbow
T.Rex
King Crimson
Status Quo
Mott The Hoople
Thin Lizzy
Toya
UK Subs
Crass
Lynad Skynard
Chuck Berry

Plus lots more I have forgotten now.

Too many to list, but I'll try...

The Stones
The Clash
Pink Floyd-The Wall
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Bob Dylan
Paul McCartney
Rod Stewart
Grateful Dead
The Allman Bros.
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (featuring Mick Taylor)
Devo
David Bowie
Steely Dan
Tom Petty
The Cars
U2
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Fabulous Thunderbirds
Black Crowes
Jeff Beck
Jethro Tull
The Who
Neil Young
CSN
CSN &Y
The Eagles
Santana
Oasis
Charlatans UK
Spiritualized
Gensesis
Johnny Winter
Anthrax
Ozzy
Metallica
X
The Blasters
Canned Heat
Rainbow
Deep Purple
Aerosmith
Van Halen
Motly Crue
Guns'N'Roses
Scorpions
Judas Priest
Blue Oyster Cult
The Outlaws
Steve Winwood
Traffic
Eric Clapton
Jimmy Page
Robert Plant
Page/Plant
Th Firm
The ARMS Benefit (Clapton, Beck, Page, etc.)
Chuck Berry
Bo Diddly
Buddy Guy
Willie Dixon
Culture
Steel Pulse
Toots and the Maytalls
The Wailers
Jimmy Cliff
George Clinton and Parliament
Smokey Robinson
The Temptations
Leon Russell
Willie Nelson
Merle Haggard
The Dillards
Robin Trower
J. Geils Band
George Thoroughgood
Prince
ZZ Top
The Doobie Brothers
Bad Company
Frank Zappa
Wayne Newton
Tony Bennet



Many of the above bands I've seen multiple times, with the Stones topping the list at 43 times.



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David Bowie
Duran Duran

Stones (ofc)
Bruce Springsteen
Metallica (3x)
Radiohead
David Bowie
Muse (6x)
Queens of the stone age (3x)
REM (2x)
Bryan Adams
Pearl Jam
Roger Waters
Sting
James Brown
Joe Cocker
Kraftwerk (2x)
Moby (8x)
Arctic monkeys (2x)
Daft Punk
The white stripes (2x)
Slayer (2x)
Incubus
Deftones
Velvet Revolver
Audioslave
Placebo
Pet shop boys
Iggy
Lou Reed
Simple Minds (2x)
Simply Red
Underworld
De la soul
Coldplay (2x)
Chemical brothers (4x)
Bush
Red hot chili peppers
....etc.

Btw I'm 20 yrs old (living in belgium = loads of festivals/concerts)
stones are best performance i've seen yet

Paul McCartney
Bob Dylan
Roger Waters
Metallica
The Rolling Stones
Depeche Mode
Sting
REM
Kraftwerk
Deep Purple
Mercury Rev(pure magic)
The Buzzcocks
Nina Nastasia
Steve Wynn
The Walkabouts
Marah
Mark Knopfler(the best guitar playing I have ever heard)
Lou Reed
Jethro Tull
and some others

My first real concert was McCartney in 2003 so this is a pretty great list for a time span of 4 years.Living in Serbia I used to think that I'd never come near some of these acts inclduing The Stones but the times they are a-changin'.Nowadays many of these acts play their shows in Serbia.

AC/DC x 3
Bad Company
Black Sabbath
David Bowie x 2
Eric Clapton x 5
The Clash
Alice Cooper x 2
Deep Purple
Dire Straits x 2
Bob Dylan x 4
The Eagles x 2
The Firm x 2
Peter Gabriel x 2
Genesis x 6
Six of the Best (Genesis with Gabriel 1982)
David Gilmour
Sammy Hagar
Steve Harley x 3
Hawkwind
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest x 2
The Kinks
Led Zeppelin
Nils Lofgren
Nine Below Zero
Paul McCartney x 2
New Barbarians
Pink Floyd x 4
Robert Plant x 4
Queen x 3
Rainbow
Lou Reed
Rod Stewart
Rolling Stones x 19
Rush
S Club 7 x 2 (well my daughter was too young to go on her own!)
Santana
The Scorpions x 3
Slade x 5
Bruce Springsteen x 9
Status Quo x 2
Thin Lizzy x 3
Roger Waters
Whitesnake x 2
The Who x 10
Wishbone Ash x 2
Yardbirds (1983 version without Beck, Clapton or Page, so I suppose this doesn’t really count!)
Yes x 2
Neil Young x 8
ZZ Top
Concert for George 2002
A.R.M.S concert 1983

Best was probably Pink Floyd performing The Wall, Led Zeppelin and Stones (Brixton)

ROLLING STONES 9 Times from 82-07 this summer

• The Kinks. Konserthuset Stockholm 1978 October 14
• Ian Dury and the Blockheads. Hammersmith Odeon London 1979 Aug 6
• Santana. Scandinavium Gothenburg 1981 Mars 3
• Ian Dury and the Blockheads. Roskilde 1981 June 26-27-28
• Queen Ida & Bon Temps Zydeco Band. Roskilde 1981 June 26-27-28
• Saga. Roskilde 1981 June 26-27-28
• Toots & The Maytals. Roskilde 1981 June 26-27-28
• Robert Palmer. Roskilde 1981 June 26-27-28
• UB 40. Roskilde 1981 June 26-27-28
• Queen. Scandinavium Gothenburg 1982 April 9
• Thin Lizzy. Scandinavium Gothenburg 1983 April 29
• David Bowie. Ullevi Gothenburg 1983 June 11
• David Bowie. Ullevi Gothenburg 1983 June 12
• Kiss. Scandinavium Gothenburg 1983 October 27
• Bob Dylan and Santana with guests. Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), Mick
Taylor (guitar), Ian MacLagan (keyboards), Greg Sutton (bass), Colin
Allen (drums)
Ullevi Gothenburg 1984 June 9
• Mike Oldfield. Scandinavium Gothenburg 1984 September 16
• Queen. Stockholm Stockholm 1986 Råsunda June 7
• Gipsy Kings. Saint Tropez- France Local club 1989 July 20
• Tina Turner. Gentofte. Gentofte stadion 1990 May 22
• Kiss. Copenhagen Valby Idrætspark 1997 June 21
• David Bowie. Mölleplatsen Malmö 1997 July 25
• Bob Dylan. Malmö 1998 Brofestivalen June 6
• Lou Reed. Malmö 1998 Brofestivalen June 6
• Jesus and Mary chain. Malmö 1998 Brofestivalen June 6
• Header Nova. Malmö 1998 Brofestivalen June 6
• Tina Turner. Parken Copenhagen 2000 August 3
• Nationalteatern
• Hellacopters
• The Mo
• The Ark
• Alice in videoland

Plus a lot of other local bands.....

It´s Only Rock´n Roll



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Rolling Stones 14 and counting
The Who
Pink Floyd
Aerosmith
Deep Purple
Jethro Tull
Yes
Grateful Dead
Black Crowes w/Jimmy Page
Ozzy
Metallica
Iron Maiden
Keith Richards w/ Winos
Twisted Sister
Kenny Wayne Sheppard
Buddy Guy
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Santana
Neil Young
Guns n Roses
B.B.King
Kiss
Madonna
Sade

Not a 100% up to date but still : [www.doctorstones.net]



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Stones
Who
Led Zep
Tull
YES
U2
Pink Floyd ( starting with DSOTM tour )
Genesis ( w/Peter Gabriel )
Van Halen ( Dave and Sammy )
Todd
Kiss
Aerosmith
ELO
ELP
Police
Black Sabbath ( ozzy only )
B52s
James Gang
Mott the Hoople
Clutch
OzzFest
Foo Fighters
Eric Clapton
Alice ‘n Chains
Motorhead
Deep Purple
Marilyn Manson
Iron Maiden
David Bowie ( Spiders from Mars tour 1972 are Radio City !!!! )

Here are the main gigs I attended:

- The Rolling Stones
- Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings
- Charlie Watts and the Tentet
- Keith Richards and the X-pensive Winos
- Pink Floyd
- Roger Waters
- Ten Years After
- Alvin Lee
- David Gilmour
- Muddy Waters
- John Lee Hooker
- John Mayall
- Jerry Lee Lewis
- Chuck Berry
- Elton John
- David Bowie
- Eric Clapton
- Albert Lee and Hogan’s Heroes
- Buddy Guy
- Fleetwood Mac
- Oscar Peterson
- Bob Dylan
- Donovan
- Mick Taylor
- Chris Jagger
- The Pretty Things
- Black Crows
- Joe Cocker
- Grateful Dead
- BB King
- Bo Didley
- Peter Tosh
- Simon and Garfunkel
- The Beatles

Guess which ones were the best?
The Stones were positively the best, and Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings the second best.

And which ones were the worst?
The Beatles were the worst concert I have ever attended. They did not respect their audience. They came on stage two hours late. Their sound was so poor that we could not hear them and they stayed on stage less than twenty five minutes.

Just a few recollections on the spot, what comes up, better or more special than others:

Cocker Roskilde
Iggy Pop
Lou Reed
The Alarm
Waterboys
Purple Mk II 85 & 87
Lizzy
Edda Müvek Budapest
Nationalteatern 1981
Die Haut
Blood Ov The Christ
Nick Cave twice
Johnny Winter
Kebnekajse last summer
Quo twice
U2 twice - most noteworthy at their definitive Scandinavian break-thru 1982, Roskilde
Taylor Dec 2005 Stockholm
Wyman's Rhythm Kings Oct 2005
Troels Trier
Cornelis
Ebba Grön (2ce)
KSMB (3 times?)
Wilmer X
Dag Vag
Rolf Wikström ditto
Babatunde Tony Ellis
A.E Bizottság
Pixies
Cohen
Metallica
Jehtro Tull
Rasta Hunden
Johnny Thunders
Elton John 1970!
Evert Taube, numberless
Stonefunkers
M.A Numminen (2 or 3 times)
Mike Oldfield
Commando M Pigg
Khaled
Union Carbide twice
.. N-o-t The Stones.....

WTF Baboon ? No Stones so far Sad sad sad...Good luck in Brno and hope you get there man

It´s Only Rock´n Roll



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good long list hairball! now i can cut 'n paste and edit that and save some typing.

incomplete, numbers listed if seen 5 or more times. the top 50 or so that come to mind...

The Stones-25, plus Keef solo, New Barbarians, Mick Taylor-5
Neil Young-14
Pink Floyd-post Wall only
Roger Waters-5
David Gilmour
Bob Dylan-6
Patti Smith
Grateful Dead-20, plus Jerry Garcia Band
The Allman Bros.
David Bowie
Black Crowes/Jimmy Page
The Who (post-moon)
CSN and CSN&Y
Morrissey-5
Tool
Kraftwerk
King Crimson
Genesis
Peter Gabriel-5
Yes
Rush
Buddy Guy
The Band
Aerosmith
Van Halen
Depeche Mode
Pixies-5
Blue Oyster Cult
Eric Clapton
Jimmy Page
Todd Rundgren-7
The Cars
Steel Pulse
Toots and the Maytalls
Black Uhuru
Lou Reed
The Pretenders
Laurie Anderson
Frank Zappa
Cocteau Twins
Violent Femmes
Helmet
Alice Cooper
Gary Numan
Swervedriver
A Perfect Circle
Black Sabbath
The Tubes
Heart
Golden Earring
Royal Trux/RTX
Flaming Lips

The Who x5
The Stones x8
Bowie x8
The Black Crowes x8
The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page
Santanna x4
Paul McCartney
Ringo Starr
Buddy Guy x6
Junior Wells
BB King
Alber King
Mick Taylor
Johnny Winter x7
Aerosmith x4
The Tubes
The Clash x2
The Police x5
Joe Cocker
Ronnie Wood w/ Bo Diddly
The Kinks x7
The Greatful Dead x8
Willie Dixon x2
Matt Guitar Murphy x6
Stevie Ray Vaughn x4
Sting
The Eagles
K.d. Lang
Koko Talor x3
Edgar Winter x2
Leon Russell x2
Iggy Pop x6
Iggy and the Stooges
The White Stripes
Fanz Ferdinand
Wolfmother
Ozzy Osbourn x3 (w/ Randy Rhodes)
Black Sabbath
Rainbow
Deep Purple x3
Eric Clapton x2
The Pretenders
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers x4
Bob Dylan x5
Lynard Skynard
Taj Mahal x3
Dave Von Ronk
Pink Floyd
Roger Waters
Keith Richards
Luther Alison x3
John Lee Hooker x3
Pine Top Perkins
Yes x2
Alice Cooper
Lou Reed x2
Van Halen (w David Lee Roth)
Elton John
Ray Davies x2
King Crimson
Adrian Belew
Paul Simon
and more I just can't remember now....

Led Zeppelin
Elvis Presley
JJ Cale
The Who
Rolling Stones
Keith & Winos
Eric Clapton
Bob Dylan
Willie Nelson
Rod Stewart
Deep Purple
Paul Simon
Bruce Springsteen
Beach Boys
Chicago



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