Bands you're glad you saw live......

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They were shite then also :wink:
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smartis wrote:Motorhead 2006 - Supercharged!
Keane 2007 - YES! They were really good! Honest!
The Damned 2006 - Most excellent!
I thought you were more into Devo?
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Motorhead original line up-Glasgow Apollo, March 1982.

Metallica with Cliff Burton weeks before his death-Edinburgh Playhouse,Sept 1986.

Love and Rockets-Glasgow QMU with RLYL supporting,October 1987.

New Model Army-Glasgow QMU,September 1987.

Beastie Boys the infamous 20 minute gig-Glasgow Barrowland May 1987.

SLF farewell tour-Glasgow Apollo,February 1983.

Thin Lizzy farewell tour-Glasgow Apollo,March 1983.

Hugh Cornwell first gig in Glasgow after leaving-King Tuts Glasgow,December 1993.

The Stranglers Mark 2 debut-King Tuts Glasgow,March 1991.

Nine Inch Nails-King Tuts Glasgow,September 1991.

The Godfathers-Glasgow QMU,November 1988 and Cathouse September 1992.

The Ramones-Glasgow Barrowland,June 1985,Edinburgh Playhouse May 1986,Glasgow Barrowlands October 1987,October 1989,December 1991,December 1992 and September 1994.

The Stranglers Hughs last gig I witnessed-Edinburgh Playhouse,March 1990.
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And I forgot ZZ Top at the Glasgow Apollo,in November 1983 the only time they played Glasgow....I think.
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Also seen Simple Minds, U2 & R.E.M before they played the stadiums etc.

Not my faves by any means but nice to say I've seen 'em all the same 8)
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ThruBeingCool wrote:Dead Kennedys (1980)
The Clash (1980)
Devo (1980)
Revillos (1979)
Banshees + The Cure (just after McKay &Morris fucked off -1979)
Levellers (1992)
Nirvana (Reading Fest 1992)
The Dickies (1979, my first ever gig!)
Bow Wow Wow (1980)
Cockney Rejects (1980)
U.K.Subs (1979 & 1980 in particular)
S.L.F (1980)
The Undertones (1980)
The Damned (1980)
Buzzcocks with Joy Division (1979)
999 (1982)
The Members (1980)
Crass (1980)

FUCK ME! 1980 WAS A GOOD YEAR! :shock:
What about that band "Orange Alert"? Or was it 999 Orange Tshert?
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THE STRANGLERS-1979
THE CLASH -1982
BUZZCOCKS-1990
SEX PISTOLS-1996 ( NEVER TOURED OZ UNTIL THEN!)
PIXIES - 2 WEEKS AGO!
DEVO - 1982
SIOUXSIE - 1983
CURE -1981
NEW ORDER -1982
DANDY WARHOLS - 2003
OZ MAN COMETH
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The Human League.
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Alias wrote:Okay, off the top of my head I'd have to say, bands I remember seeing, and being glad of it include:
Bauhaus, Tones On Tail, Love & Rockets, Pete Murphy, Killing Joke, Undertones (with Fergal), SLF (with Dolphin), Cramps, Liabach, Toyah, Danielle Dax,Sisters of Mercy (with Marx), Bad News, Nick Cave in various guises, The Bolshoi, Spear Of Destiny (classic line up), Neil Young, Bowie, Dylan, Beck, Echo & Bunnymen (with Pattinson & deFreitas), UB40 (before they were shite), Thin Lizzy, Alice Cooper, Gary Numan, Julian Cope, The Shamen (when they were a guitar band), Psychedelic Furs, The Pogues, Joe & The Mescawhatsits, New Order, Four More Heroes, The Smiths, Mikey Dread, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, The Stones, That Petrol Emotion, The Who...I'm sure there's more...
Tom Waits, Rolling Stones, ACDC, Tin Machine, Zodiac Mindwarp, Wilco Johnson, JJ & Baz,
Hugh (with Caz on bass :P ), JokerFace,
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themaninblack1963 wrote:Oh & Pantera who were fucking AWESOME live & Rush a few times!!! Old rocker here!!
I saw Rush at Wembley Arena in 2007. I was 20 so looking around I felt pretty young! You get value for money with Rush as their songs are so long :lol:
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adriana wrote:I once saw Don ‘Lofty’ Estelle
I saw him a few years ago punting his Cds & Tapes from a tressle table in our local Shopping Mall.
Funnily enough he WAS singing Whispering Grass at the time on a portable PA, but the look on his face when I shouted 'SHUT UP' at him in my best Windsor Davis accent!!!!!

I bet if he had a pound for every time that had happened, he might've not had to sell CDs?

Rest in Peace Lofty.
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The Human League 1978 supporting Siouxsie and the Banshees.

Frantic Elevators 1982 (i think - Mick Hucknall singing)

The Meteors

Orchestral Manouevres in the Dark for 90p before they had their hits!

Patrick Fitzgerald

One lot I didn't get to see and regret is Young Marble Giants. They do the odd festival now but usually its £100 a go......
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