Jealousy towards seeing The Locust.

Damn,I feel pathetic for having such a short list,but ef it here goes.
Los fabulosos cadillacs
enanitos verdes
molotov
jaguares

Ill add more over the years,hopefully.

Great band! One of my favorite shows ever was seeing them.

Who cares if people have long lists, yours makes it up with substance :P


I forgot to add both Chicago and Earth, Wind, & Fire to my list.

Have seen a few more than once but couldn't be bothered notating them. In vaguely chronological order, probably missing some because I was too wasted...

George Thorogood
Armoured Angel
Alchemist
Nirvana
The Hard Ons
Tumbleweed
Suicidal Tendencies
Pearl Jam
Infectious Grooves
The Meanies
Frenzal Rhomb
The Prodigy
Fear Factory
The Offspring
Soundgarden
Insurge
Fishbone
The Fauves
Slayer
Korn
Dubwar
Pennywise
311
Reel Big Fish
Blink 182
Grinspoon
Tool
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Rancid

List all the bands you've seen live

I couldn't possibly do that. I can't even remember that names of all the bands I've seen live. When I worked for the Boston Phoenix in the Eighties, I was in the clubs five nights a week and writting at least three reviews of concerts each week. Among the shows I do remember, the following were the best of the early ones:

Bob Dylan at Kiel Opera House, St. Louis
The Muddy Waters Band at the Castaway St. Louis
The Band at the River Festival- Edwardsville Illinois
Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Forest Park Pavillion in St. Louis
The Flying Burrito Brothers at the River Festival in Edwardsvillie Ill.
Professor Longhair at the St. Louis Blues Festival
Joni Mitchell at the River Festival, Edwardville Ill.
The Who, Led Zeppelin and Joe C*cker at Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis
The Rolling Stones at some place I don't remember in Champagne Illinois
Jethro Tull and Mountain at Red Rocks in Colorado
The Grateful Dead at Red Rocks in Colorado
The Hour Glass (an early version of the Allman Brothers Band) at the Castaway in St. Louis
Jefferson Airplane at some ballroom in Chicago I don't remember
Jimi Hendrix at Keil Auditorium (The Jimi Hendrix Experience opened for the Monkees and all the teeny bopper girls in the audience were afraid of him!)

The gets you up to 1970 when I was age 10. My father was a rock and roll concert promoter in St. Louis and I went to most of the concerts with him.
My first concert was the Dylan concert in 1966 when I was six years old.

Damn, I'm jealous. Especially of Prof. Longhair. I would've loved to have seen him.

:yikes: Who are you Gavin B. :laughing:

Well thanks that makes me feel better.

edit: sorry for the double post

Not gunna lie, it was one of the best shows I've seen