Who would you like to see live at the Amex next ?

[Goldstone Rapper]

There's only one band that should have a Brighton gig.

Ladies and Gentlemen ... THE JAM!

All together now...

Struggle after struggle, year after year
The atmosphere's a fine blend of ice
I'm almost stone cold dead in a team called Palace.
Oo-ooh! yeah!

 

[PFJ]

THE WHO

Bring Quadopenia back to life in the city it was created for.

Great shout !!!! supported by a reformed Jam .

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

the stranglers would grace the stadium perfectly

what with DG being a brighton boy

opening song,burning up time,first couple of lines to those who don't know are "the brighton train it goes real soon,my brighton belle is in her room"

finale being,toiler on the sea "a flock of seagulls!"

 

[-gully-]

The foo fighters or Rammstein. 2 amazing live shows

 

[Fair port]

Keane would be great saw the Bexhill gig and have tickets fir the Hastings Beer Festival gig Amex would make a wonderful hat trick of Keane gigs in Sussex
But if we can dream it must be Bruce Springsteen and the E Street band

 

[Meade's Ball]

Would like to see a surprise appearance from Mumm-ra. They say he is ever-living, but i tend to think that doesn't mean that much on the planet the Thundercats happened to land. He has the odd servant in animal form, but each one is a failure in war, so all Mumm-ra can do is dream, of what he is undecided. It was like he couldn't really make his mind up over the world he sought to evilly govern and merely took the arrival of the over-sexy Cheetarah and black-power-mad-and-a-touch-gay Panthro as an insult to his uncertain way of being. They knew what they were about, but Mumm-ra? Well, i tended to think he wished he were dead and tired of this everlivingness that had all got a bit samey. Everyone else, including even that f***ing Snarf, had a beginning and end to them and the chances of a family and career at some point. What did Mumm-ra have? An eternity of watching over things, of shedding the cotton skin that made him momentarily scary, being insulted by other living creatures he believed to be his inferiors, and being outwitted repeatedly as the world's oldest and most repetitive loser. That's not a life. I'd like to see Mumm-ra turn up at the Amex and talk through what it's been like for him, to really open up. It'd be enthralling to witness, and might even cheer the guy up. Who knows what he'd do next. The interviewer would be Jerry Springer's hairless ex-bodyguard Steve Wilkos.

 

[GingerBeerMan]

If we got Adele to play we'd make a killing from all the pie sales. Hell, lets just cut out the middle man and ship her 50,000 of our finest pies to add to the transfer kitty.

 

[The Notorious BHA]

The Kooks - Drummer Paul Garred is a season ticket holder! And they're all from Brighton (met at BIMM) so they'd love to play here surely?

 

[Fair port]

Mumm Ra another great Bexhill band sadly no more but great first album

 

[Wozza]

The Who know their way to Falmer very well, 50th anniversary gig?

Good shout...

 

[Shy Talk]

WHO else could be more appropriate?