Screaming J
He'll put a spell on you
Dr Feelgood at Sussex Uni. Either 74 or 75, can't remember which.
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[Music] Who was the first band you saw live.?
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emphyrian
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Blind Melon, Soul Asylum, The Cult and GNR I believe.
Ceej
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Squeeze, Top Rank Brighton, 4th June 1982. I was 16. Don Snow on keyboards then all the usuals. Glenn Tilbrook sang just like on the records 
and Gilson Lavis seemed to be giving it some. Loved it.
and Gilson Lavis seemed to be giving it some. Loved it. 
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Squeeze, Top Rank Brighton, 4th June 1982. I was 16. Don Snow on keyboards then all the usuals. Glenn Tilbrook sang just like on the records
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I was there. If I recall, it was soggy fecking hot. Went outsude afterwards and literally wrung my t-shirt dry on the pavement in West St.
Right up front though, peeing in the empty pints and putting on the stage and all that.
pb21
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Foo Fighters at Brixton Academy, December 2000, a certain [MENTION=1320]Notters[/MENTION] was there too.
Got a nice position near the front and someone said this will kick off, and it did, bit of a shock for a first gig
Got back in at Lewes and no taxis were on so had to walk back to Uckfield along the A26. Happy days.
Got a nice position near the front and someone said this will kick off, and it did, bit of a shock for a first gig
Got back in at Lewes and no taxis were on so had to walk back to Uckfield along the A26. Happy days.
Juan Albion
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The Stranglers at Hastings Pier.
HantsSeagull
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Sad Cafe - Brighton Dome 1980 - 
- dont judge, I was young and stupid
- dont judge, I was young and stupid
Juan Albion
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Seals & Croft
Atomic Rooster at Horsham’s Capital Theatre around 1979. It was shit.
Second gig was Motörhead at Crawley Leisure Centre. Much better!
Second gig was Motörhead at Crawley Leisure Centre. Much better!
The Skids, Brighton Top Rank
13th June 1992.
Probably the 14th by the time Axl Rose came on stage.
Wardy's twin
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Rocky Sharp and the Replays.....Richmond pub 1973?
smillie's garden
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Ozzy Osbourne at the Dome, Oct 31st, 1981. I can't remember who the support band were, but I do recall that the unfortunate combo were pelted with stuff by some hairy, lairy biker types who were pissed off because advertised openers, Budgie, had cancelled.
As for the main attraction: even as a novice gig-goer, I remember thinking that Mr. Osbourne was a touch sloppy - no doubt he had been dutifully partying. Still, at least I can say I say I saw taken too early Randy Rhodes.
As for the main attraction: even as a novice gig-goer, I remember thinking that Mr. Osbourne was a touch sloppy - no doubt he had been dutifully partying. Still, at least I can say I say I saw taken too early Randy Rhodes.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Marshall Matthers about 25 years ago. I got roped into taking my sister in law who was about 12 at the time. Was quite good though I remember protesters outside for some reason or another.
el punal
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Steamhammer - St.Valentine’s ball at Chichester College of Further Education 1969. I was pissed so not too sure who or what they were about! Anyway, they released “Junior Wailing” - a great blues number. Martin Quittenton then co-wrote some of Rod Stewart’s songs including Maggie May.
