The Oldies Musical Thread

[Pat's Van]

Haha! Never seen that.

recorded in '68 (I think)

it never seen the light of day until bout '96 as the stones decided to leave it all under lock and key

mainly because The Who blew them right off the fkn stage with their standard powerhouse performance

 

[Donald Twain]

I've seen Yes about 5 times but never the classic line up! I did see the Union tour but the less said about that the better!

 

[DualityNSNO]

Seen AC/DC, Saxon, Mike + The Mechanics (had like 3 Genesis members and did loads of Genesis songs), Judas Priest, Slade, from the older rock bands.

John Lawton lives in Bulgaria and does July Morning here every year.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Also seen Whitesnake and Guns n Roses

 

[Groucho]

Have seen a few bands. ZZ Top and Metallica are great live, as are The Eagles. Have seen them twice also, once with Bernie Leadon.

 

[Home and Dry]

Not rock groups I know so slightly off topic but I saw Tavares and Heatwave on the empire in 1977 and I'm going to see heatwave again next Friday at the green room, 37 years on. Where's the time gone....?

 

[DualityNSNO]

Have seen a few bands. ZZ Top and Metallica are great live, as are The Eagles. Have seen them twice also, once with Bernie Leadon.

Don't consider Metallica one for the oldies tbf, but I've seen them, Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer...

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Don't consider Metallica one for the oldies tbf, but I've seen them, Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer...

You listed Guns & Roses yourself, chucklehead...dafuq? lol

 

[SailorBlue]

The Classic Yes line up of Anderson, White, Squire, Howe & Wakeman in the big top at the dock (Liverpool Summer pops) before the Arena was built

Wakeman & Anderson acoustic set - Pompey Guildhall

Steve Hackett Genesis Revisted tour at the Phil

RIP Ronnie James Dio - Sabbath (Heaven & Hell Line up)

Mike & the Mechanics with Paul Carrack and the late Paul Young (ex Sad Cafe) line up

Mike Oldfield - Platinum & Five Miles Out tours

The Lindisfarne Crimbo shows

 

[Blues Harp]

First gig was the Who at Mountford Hall L'pool Uni in '70 - they did the whole of "Tommy" - went to The Bath Festival same year - Zeppelin, Santana, Byrds etc Favourite gig at the Stadium was Mott the Hoople supporting Free - they blew Free off stage. Original Deep purple line up at St Georges Hall Far far too many to mention since then ....big regret - not seeing Cream (bit too young for gigs then) but got to see Blind Faith in Hyde Park Its been a brilliant experience. Of the bands around today like Elbow and the Arctic Monkeys - seen the former twice. Love music !!

 

[Tommy Chong]

First concert my 'arl man ever took me to was Jethro Tull... Was just a little lad back then...
But still remember jamming out to Locomotive Breath right at the end of the show!

 

[DualityNSNO]

You listed Guns & Roses yourself, chucklehead...dafuq? lol

I did a silly didn't I?

 

[Tramps_mate]

I did a silly didn't I?

I love Guns n Roses.. NEA... Although only up to SPaghetti Incident..

 

[Tramps_mate]

Id have been at home in the 50's, 60's and 70's I swear.. Some amazing music back then. Unfortunately my musical era's were the 80's and 90's..





First purpose made music video this one below!






Influenced by my dad by any chance? haha

 

[Tramps_mate]

Then the obvious too..





The Black Crows, definately should have existed in the 60's!



Then possibly my all times faves... The Doors..