Which performer would you have loved to have seen live, but didn't, and can't now?

[glasfryn]

John Lennon

me too.

 

[Wozza]

Linda Lovalace

 

[Man of Harveys]

In sharply descending order of priority:

The Beatles, any time but preferably their first American tour
Led Zeppelin, while John Bonham was alive
The Who, with Keith Moon

 

[Goodfella]

I would love to have seen Derek and Clive Live.

The album of the same name is wicked

 

[Race]

the who with keith moon
the invisible man
jesus-the living years

 

[aftershavedave]

jacques brel, or elvis circa 68 comeback tour please

 

[The Large One]

Led Zeppelin, while John Bonham was alive

Led Zep split up after he snuffed it anyway.

The Who, with Keith Moon

Sadly, The Who didn't do the same. After Moonie died, they were only good for making money. Being a MASSIVE Who fan, (bigger than Tank I'd say ), I would have preferred to have seen The Who circa 1970-71. I do know someone who was at the Live at Leeds gig.

 

[The Large One]

the who with keith moon

Is that Race or Tank saying that?

 

[El Presidente]

Joy Division, not sure how enjoyable it would have been, but would be fascinated to see Curtis perform in his gloomy best.

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

Led Zep split up after he snuffed it anyway.



. Being a MASSIVE Who fan, (bigger than Tank I'd say ), I would have preferred to have seen The Who circa 1970-71. IQUOTE]

Are you a bigger who fan than Bob 'ive got a clipboard' booker

 

[Race]

Is that Race or Tank saying that?

she can't stand 'em

 

[Sonic]

Queen. (Freddie Mercury and all that, not Her Majesty).

 

[Man of Harveys]

Led Zep split up after he snuffed it anyway.

I know, but for pedantry's sake, there was also the relative debacle of them at Live Aid.

 

[hitony]

What's depressing about this thread is the fact that I am so old that I have actually seen quite a lot of these performers live.

I preferred the Doors to Danny Blanchflower, though.

i was just thinking the same thing as i was reading through the posts and i to had the good fortune to see both Mr Blanchflower, and the Doors, .......god.....i am getting old eh

i was only 10 when i saw danny play though

 

[hitony]

i think i have got to say the who as well with keith moon, i would have said the rolling stones as everytime ive tried to see them, theres been a reason why i couldnt go, but i have actually got tickets to see them on this years tour at the millenium stadium, so as long as god lets me, i will be there (bloody exspensive though !! £200 for 2 tickets) still a lifetimes ambition realised eh)

 

[Hiney]

The Doors

Jimi Hendrix

Event-wise, Woodstock

 

[The Large One]

she can't stand 'em

Sack her.

 

[The Large One]

Event-wise, Woodstock

Euugh! Sitting in an almighty bog with half a million middle-class white American hippies with no food or sanitation, fairly sure in the knowledge that dysentry and cholera are moving around. No, ta.

Each to their own, I s'pose.

 

[The Large One]

Are you a bigger who fan than Bob 'ive got a clipboard' booker

Without question.

 

[chez]

It footballing terms I would have loved to see Stanley Matthews and George Best Live. In terms of Music "The Carpenters" & "The Doors".