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In reply to the discussion: What was the best concert (or two) you've ever been to and one that you wished you had been to? [View all]Redleg
(6,515 posts)122. Rolling stones in '94 in Salt Lake City
I wish I had seen the Who on Valentine's Day in 1970 when they played at Leeds University and recording the famous Live at Leeds album.
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What was the best concert (or two) you've ever been to and one that you wished you had been to? [View all]
MLAA
Feb 2024
OP
Love Carly and Diana. Prices are crazy.About 4 years ago within 2 months Cher, Barbra Streisand and Diana Ross
MLAA
Feb 2024
#11
We went for a year for my job before retiring, with Broadway so close I didn't save a dime all year!
MLAA
Feb 2024
#31
I was born in Gainesville Florida, so Tom Petty is special to me. I too would have loved to see a concert,
MLAA
Feb 2024
#32
Went to the University of Florida in the early 70's, saw MANY Petty concerts, most FREE!
tableturner
Feb 2024
#64
Holy moly $500 in 1980! I paid $450 each for Broadway tix to see Bette Midler in Hello Dolly and that was
MLAA
Feb 2024
#41
The best concert I ever went to was actually 2 different concerts: The Doors and Lady Gaga with Tony Bennett
patphil
Feb 2024
#13
You have been fortunate to see all those wonderful concerts! You mentioned a few of your favorites that I'm not
MLAA
Feb 2024
#48
The 1997 small venue concert sounds amazing. Big crowds freak me out a bit. We saw Barbra Streisand in the huge
MLAA
Feb 2024
#49
Wow, worth the 2 hour walk. I love Buffett. I threw a birthday party form a friend at college dorm. It was middle
MLAA
Feb 2024
#50
Queen would have been amazing. The movie about Freddie Mercury and Queen was fantastic. I saw it in a
MLAA
Feb 2024
#89
Love Jimmy Buffett. Somewhere around 1983 or 84 took a road trip from Tucson to Denver with a college
MLAA
Feb 2024
#92
His show truly was amazing, and fortunately for posterity, it was captured in documentary footage.
Mister Ed
Feb 2024
#127
And so cool that Sweet Caroline is sung at the 7th inning stretch at every Red Sox game
MLAA
Feb 2024
#125
Neil Diamond is a classic. Not too long ago I watched one of his concerts love on a dvd I bought 2nd hand.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#94
DC is a great place for concerts and the arts. I lived there for a year way, way back when.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#97
Page and Plant at The Columbia Gorge Amphitheater in 1995. I regret not seeing the Grateful Dead.
brewens
Feb 2024
#36
Agree about Peter Gabriel. All those tours in the 90s were amazing. Haven't heard the new
Scrivener7
Feb 2024
#51
They got the best people. And you were an arm's length away from them. It was great.
Scrivener7
Feb 2024
#215
Not sure I ever ate there. Usually I had dinner before going there. Lots of great memories ...
electric_blue68
Feb 2024
#216
Those concerts sound like classics. I'm going to listen to some Muddy Waters, thanks for the reminder.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#80
Love your independence and intelligence to buy a back up ticket! Glad you enjoyed the concert and even happier
MLAA
Feb 2024
#78
I'd have liked to been at the Iggy Pop concert with Bowie and Blondie, I love Bowie and Blondie.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#77
I watched an interview with and about Pink last year. Maybe 60 minutes? It was fantastic and showed clips of
MLAA
Feb 2024
#76
Tom Petty was from Gainesville FL where I was born and lived until about 6th grade, he holds a special
MLAA
Feb 2024
#103
That's easy!! Been to: Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon tour)... Wish I been to: Hendrix/Woodstock
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2024
#86
What a wonderful. Gift your wife gave you. I'm usually not a good keeper of gift surprises.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#191
Bowie, Glass Spider, Dallas TX, 1987. Historically significant - The Sex Pistols, Tulsa OK, 1978.
Runningdawg
Feb 2024
#106
I'm a big Bowie fan as well. I don't recognize Skinny Puppy, I'll have to head over to google.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#143
I never had a chance to see Elton John, I can't remember him ever playing anywhere near me.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#145
I saw Cher in Las Vegas around 2018, it was a great show in a smallish casino concert hall.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#150
About 1967 Ravi Shankar brought his sitar to Los Angeles, and several friends and I drove out to his concert
Hekate
Feb 2024
#112
Whoa, that's like a list of who's who of artist from my late teens through my early 30s!
MLAA
Feb 2024
#163
Wow, Beatles twice! I'm envious. I bet they hold the record for girls/women screaming!
MLAA
Feb 2024
#161
I saw Ray Charles at a work event. There was always a concert at these events and the artist was kept a secret.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#168
Josef Hofmann - Complete The Golden Jubilee Concert (Metropolitan Opera House, November 28, 1937)
Celerity
Feb 2024
#178
Beautiful, thanks for posting. The portrait is wonderful. Wonder who the artist was.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#204
When we are young and in the moment of extraordinarily good times it doesn't occur to most of us
MLAA
Feb 2024
#212
Byrds 71; Dylan/Band 74; Gillian Welch & Dave Rawlings 90s; Steve Earle several tours. Nt
Silent Type
Feb 2024
#171
I googled the Byrds to be reminded of their top songs. A clip from one article below struck me.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#174
I live in Linda Ronstadt's home town. I love her classics but also really liked her 40s torch songs.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#184
She has one of the purest voices I have ever heard, and an incredible range
yellowdogintexas
Feb 2024
#217
So many I don't recognize! I'm pretty musically illiterate, so I'm going to have to do some homework by
MLAA
Feb 2024
#186
I was born in 60 and my music tastes, to some degree got stuck in the 70s - 90s. I also like most of the 60s
MLAA
Feb 2024
#201
I'm with you on Queen and Freddie Mercury. If you haven't seen the movie, I highly recommend it.
MLAA
Feb 2024
#200