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July 24th, 2009, 06:49 PM | #21 |
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I'm not a major KISS fan, but their live act is second to none, you have to admit it!
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For my money it has to be Slade.
The best rock band ever with the best rock singer ever. AC/DC come pretty close, along with Jethro Tull. Franz Ferdinand and Blur rate highly from the 'newer' crop (and yes, I know Blur have been around for a long time now) |
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It can only be The Strolling Bones ......errr, i mean...
The Rolling Stones I have seen the Stones twice, once during their Voodoo Lounge tour, and once during the Bridges To Babylon tour, both times at the old Wembley Stadium, the whole experience was incredible, arriving at the stadium at 09:00 knowing that the doors would not open until 16:30, with the show not due to start until 20:30, both days were sweltering hot, but once inside the stadium we were hosed down by the staff to prevent heatstroke. The first gig opened with "Not Fade Away", with Charlie kicking things off and Mick skipping onto the stage, right in front of me , (i was hanging on to the barrier at the front of the stage), Keef and Ronnie covered every inch of the stage during the show and all the classics were reeled off....(i went on July 16th) Mick was joined in a duet with a woman called Lisa Fischer, an incredible singer who really proved an equal to Mick, and who got a huge ovation when she finished, if the Stones come to a town near you, go see 'em, they can't last forever. .
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The first Ten years or so of the Rolling Stones when they were amazing to watch. Followed closely by The Who.
Both were copied by so many of those that followed. |
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Best bands/performers I've seen - in no particular order.
For the stage show - Hawkwind in the mid to late 70's - Atomhenge was far better than Rainbow's computer controlled rainbow & at a fraction of the cost plus Bob Calvert was an insane front man. the Stones (of course). ZZ Top - it always makes the gig better when the band are enjoying it as much as the audience. Jethro Tull - for the same reason - pure fun from start to finish. For the music - Rory Gallagher - no nonsense blues from a man who only cared about the music & always gave 110%. Neil Young - another one who cares about the music above everything else. B.B. King - he's getting on in years but still a true artist & a joy to hear. Frankie Miller - like Rory Gallagher, no nonsense, just great music. Plus the best tour t-shirt ever, black with "Frankie who?" in small yellow type on the front. On the back, in much larger type, "FRANKIE FUCKING MILLER THAT'S WHO" stylish eh? |
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The single best show I ever saw was the Ronnie Lane ARMS benefit at the Forum. Check out this line-up: Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Paul Rodgers, Joe Cocker, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Kenny Jones, Andy Fairweather-Low, Ray Cooper and Ronnie. It was the first time Page had played in the States since Zep's split. When the lights went down, and the first few chords of "Stairway to Heaven" rang out, it was the loudest cheer I've ever heard at any show.
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Saw them (Stones) twice at Fenway Park. Awesome show, Mick is the man. But still second for me!
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AC/DC.
I'd give up my left testicle to be able to go back in time and watch them with the almighty Bon Scott. |
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