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[Music] Who was the first band you saw live.?







Neville's Breakfast

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May 1, 2016
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Oxton, Birkenhead
Iron Maiden at Middlesbrough Town Hall in 1979. I was 13. Didn’t tell my parents and me and a couple of mates came out at the end to be greeted by my very irate Dad. Great concert though, with Paul Di’anno on vocals rather than the rock cliche that followed. I barely listened to anything else they produced after those first two albums.
 










KZNSeagull

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Nov 26, 2007
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Wolsingham, County Durham
The Jam supported by the Piranhas at the Brighton Centre 1980. Won the tickets through my Argus paper round. I was 13. Then saw Toyah in 1981 which to a 14 year old boy was just marvellous and The Cure at the Dome in 1982 where I became slightly deaf in my right ear.
 










Rowdey

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Jul 7, 2003
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Herne Hill
The Cure, Head on the Door tour, Sept 1985.. Still at Fawcett then too (5A1 :dunce: )
 






emphyrian

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May 25, 2004
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Woodingdean
Guns N Roses 1993 at Milton Keynes Bowl. 16 and drank cans of hofmeister with a mate whilst waiting for the doors/gates to open, felt proper grown up and metal AF.
 












Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009
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Cowfold
The Bigwoods, a four piece band with a gorgeous brunette female drummer, at the Royal Exeter Hotel in Bournemouth, several times during their summer seasons in the late 1960's.

But if we are talking about acts that are well known, then Status Quo at the Empire Pool Wembley, circa 1972.
 






Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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No names, no pack drill but there are some acts mentioned on this thread that you’d have had to drag me to. :lolol:

Actually I will mention one - Gary Numan, I’d rather stick red hot needles in my eye :wink:
 


1066familyman

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Jan 15, 2008
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No names, no pack drill but there are some acts mentioned on this thread that you’d have had to drag me to. :lolol:

Actually I will mention one - Gary Numan, I’d rather stick red hot needles in my eye :wink:

Surprising amount of Heavy Metal being mentioned. Must have been very popular with youngsters back in the day.

Back then I would rather stick red hot needles in my eye than listen to Heavy Metal or Rock. I still feel the same way now.

Each to their own though and all that.
 


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