Lord Bamber
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Chris Rea, with my dad, aged 14 Brighton Dome 1985 No other excuse available.
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What was the first Gig that you went too
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chucky1973
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theres a lot of "old" people on this forum!!
The Modfather
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There sure is. I am not as old as some, but I got a chance to see the likes of The Jam & the Smiths, so being a forty something is not all bad.
chucky1973
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i thought i was an olden being late 30's!!
Seagull on the wing
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Wassa wrong with oldies...Best put down in a bar in the 60s...a young mod in a bar was talking to an "oldie" and asked him how old he was. The oldie replied "82" The mod said "God I would'nt want to reach that age ". Quick as a flash the old man said"You bloody well will when you're 81!"
PFJ
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Great idea for a new thread,..bands we've seen in Moulescomb. I saw The Cult there on the day of the Everton v Watford FA Cup final and on another occasion The Dead Kennedys !
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Monsieur Le Plonk
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Well you might be. As I saw them about 5 years later than you I probably don't get a look-in!
rcf0712
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Whizzer and Chips, now that's taking me back........
Lord Bracknell
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I saw the Edgar Broughton Band in 1969 (1970?) at Hyde Park supporting Pink Floyd and many of the other artists on the Harvest Label. He had the biggest hair in the world!
Out Demons! Out!
unk:bellsize seagull
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Oasis at the Brighton Centre December 1994
Soul Finger
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Charlatans at the Town & Country Club, Kentish Town, 1990 - aged 16.
I'm in the video - for a nanosecond - for The Only One I Know.
I'm in the video - for a nanosecond - for The Only One I Know.
Thanet Seagull
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That would be the 1980 Telekon tour for the song down in the park.
NMH
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Judge called him a liar!
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I saw them at Worthing Assembly Halls about 1973, it was a bit strange to see this hairy fat geezer nestling a guitar skipping round the stage yelling "Up Yours" and the necessary 'Out Demons Out' for 20 minutes solid.
They did issue one of the best 45s of the period in the shape of .....
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Working class pride
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The Pogues at the Brighton Centre. The year they brought out The Birmingham Six/Guilford Four and it was around the time the country woke up to what the police had been up to and they were released from jail. It was not long after the Brighton bomb either really. Thousands are Sailing album was the tour they were promoting and on it was The Fairytale of New York. Electric, first gig I went too and so far still the best.
Working class pride
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The Pogues at the Brighton Centre. The year they brought out The Birmingham Six/Guilford Four and it was around the time the country woke up to what the police had been up to and they were released from jail. It was not long after the Brighton bomb either really. Thousands are Sailing album was the tour they were promoting and on it was The Fairytale of New York. Electric, first gig I went to and so far still the best.
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IIRC Refugee supported by String Driven Thing, Manchester Free Trade hall and I really can't remember when, probably sometime around about 1974 or so.
readingstockport
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Whenever someone tells me I am old I just tell them I saw Led Zepp live and also saw the Clash on the White Riot tour and Bjork when she was still making her awful wailing in a band called KUKL (they were not very good tbh). Tends to make the ignorant youths stfu.