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ACDC
Three Doors Down
Silverchair
Frenzal Rhomb
Everclear
Pink
Ed Sheran
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As far as anyone noteworthy is concerned, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Lucinda Williams, Everclear, The Mountain Goats. Others too, but those are probably the biggest names.


The Mountain Goats... a big name! lol never heard of them.

Sorry I could not resist. smile

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The Mountain Goats... a big name! lol never heard of them.

Sorry I could not resist. smile



Those are goats? They look like something out of Star Trek

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Those are goats? They look like something out of Star Trek



Nope thats a horny gorilla thats used a hair dye gone wrong.

Get it? Horny .. on his head! omg I dont know why I bother with some people.

Sort of creature you see in SA perhaps... lol
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The Mountain Goats... a big name! lol never heard of them.


No, no. There's a reason I put them at the bottom of the list. They have something of a following, but not much, I suppose.
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Al Hirt and his orchestra.

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I saw Pee Wee King on YouTube.
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I've seen quite a few but only stood all the way through for one. Elvis Presley. It was about a year before he died and he looked like hell but his voice was still exceptional.
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Take that is the only group I have seen live

But will be seeing the script this summer

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The Prodigy
Slayer
Anthrax
Royal Blood
The Vaccines
Every Time I Die
Def Leppard
Green Day
Grouplove
Metallica
Million Dead
Idlewild
Iron Maiden
Weezer
Kerbdog
Architects
ZZ Top
Genesis
Pantera
Alice in Chains
At The Drive-In
Blondie

... and some more
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Way too many to list. From Judy Collins on one end to Black Sabbath (or would it be Ramones) on the other.
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Led Zeppelin
Fairport Convention
Todd Rundgren
Chas & Dave
New Barbarians
Rainbow
Scorpions
Saxon
AC/DC
Whitesnake
Blackfoot
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Mott The Hoople
Moody Blues
Iron Maiden
Alice Cooper
Cheap Trick
Mr Big
Twisted Sister
Guns N Roses
Deep Purple
Vixen
Europe
Cats In Space
Thunder
Rolling Stones
Pink Floyd
Quireboys
Waterboys

Plus hundreds more
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These are mainly artist I've seen multiple times.

45Grave
Adam Ant
Aesthetic Perfection
AND ONE
Apoptygma Berzerk
Assemblage 23
Bigod20
The Casualties
The Chemical Brothers
Cinema Strange
COMBICHRIST
Covenant
The Cure
Das Ich
Deadmau5
Depeche Mode
Descendents
Die Form
Die Krupps
Discharge
The Exploited
Front 242
Front Line Assembly
G.B.H.
God Module
Grendel
Helmet
Hocico
IAMX
Imperative Reaction
Incubite
Jack White
Jessie Evans
Kanye West
KMFDM
Læther Strip
Lords of Acid
Ludovico Technique
Max Raabe
Meat Beat Manifesto
Mind.In.A.Box
Ministry
Modulate
Nine Inch Nails
Placebo
Pride and Fall
The Prodigy
Project Pitchfork
Psyclone Nine
RAMMSTEIN
Rotersand
SIA(before she was sober)
Skinny Puppy
Subhumans
Suicidal Tendencies
Suicide Commando
System Syn
T.S.O.L.
Terrorfakt
The Toxic Avenger
Unter Null
Velvet Acid Christ
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My taste in concerts has been all over the place:

Duran Duran
Power Station
Poison
Tesla
Aerosmith
Dokken
INXS
Danger Danger
Enuff 'Z Nuff
Elton John
Rolling Stones
Sting
Rod Stewart
Culture Club
Howard Jones
Human League
The Fixx
ABC
Rick Springfield
Collective Soul
Tina Turner
Lionel Ritchie
Whitesnake
Warrant
Winger
Faster Pussycat
Ratt
Adam Ant
Bryan Ferry
China Crisis
Midge Ure
Tom Bailey (Thompson Twins)
Men At Work
Tears for Fears
Bon Jovi
John Waite
Soul Decision
Queensryche

I know I'm missing some but you get the idea. smile
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Grace
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The Aardvarks
Alan Bown
Alexis Korner
Al Stewart
Amazing Blondel
Amazulu
Andromeda
Atomic Rooster
Audience
Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation
The Band
The Battered Ornaments
The Beatles
Billy Bragg
Black Uhuru
Blind Faith
Blodwyn Pig
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Bob Dylan
Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
Brass Construction
Brian Auger
The Byrds
Canned Heat
Chicago
The Chieftans (I forgot - twice with and once without Van Morrison.)
Christy Moore
The City Muffin Men
Colosseum
Country Joe and the Fish
Cream
David Bowie
Deep Purple
Donovan
The Doors
Dr John
Duster Bennett
Edgar Broughton Band
Emmerson, Lake and Palmer
Fairport Convention
Family
Fela Kuti
Fleetwood Mac
The Flock
Free
The Fugs
General Public
George Melly
Georgie Fame
Global Village Trucking Company
Graham Bond
Grateful Dead
The Groundhogs
Gun
Hawkwind
Hot Tuna
Howlin' Wolf
Humble Pie
Ian Dury
The Incredible String Band
The Irish Rovers
It's a Beautiful Day
Jeff Beck
Jefferson Airplane
Jimi Hendrix
Joan Baez
Joe Cocker
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
Johnny Winter
John Sebastian
Joni Mitchell
Julie Driscoll
Keef Hartley
Keith Christmas
Kid Creole and the Coconuts
King Crimson
Kris Kristofferson
Led Zeppelin
Leonard Cohen
The Maynard Ferguson Big Band
McKenna Mendelson Mainline
Melanie
Mighty Baby
Miles Davis
The Moody Blues
The Mothers of Invention
Mott the Hoople
The Nice
Paul Brady
The Paupers
Pentangle
Pete Brown
Peter Hammil
Peter, Paul and Mary
Pink Fairies
Pink Floyd
The Pogues
The Pretty Things
Procol Harum
Quintessence
Rainbow
Ralph McTell
Rare Bird
Redbone
Renaissance
Ritchie Havens
Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks
The Rolling Stones
Roxy Music
Santana
Savoy Brown
Screw
Sly and the Family Stone
The Smiths
Soft Machine
Spice
SpookyTooth
Squeeze
Stackridge
The Staple Singers
Steamhammer
Steel Pulse
Steppenwolf
Steve Jolliffe
Stiff Little Fingers
Strawbs
Supertramp
Taste
Ten Years After
Thin Lizzie
Third Ear Band
Three Dog Night
Tiny Tim
Tom Paxton
Tony Joe White
Traffic
Tyrannosaurus Rex
UB40
Van der Graaf Generator
Van Morrison
The Waterboys
Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
Weather Report
The Who
The Windfuckers
Yes

There are more, but I can't remember all the festivals I attended nor many of the bands which played at Midnight Court at the Lyceum Ballroom.

Edited 8/26/19 - Added maybe 7, including the Chieftans and the Stones. How did I forget the Stones in the Park?

Edited 9/30/19 - I was looking for the original version of Spooky, which reminded me of Spooky Tooth.

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Alan Bown
Al Stewart
Amazing Blondel
Amazulu
Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation
The Band
The Beatles
Billy Bragg
Black Uhuru
Blind Faith
Blodwyn Pig
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Bob Dylan
Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
Brass Construction
Brian Auger
The Byrds
Canned Heat
Chicago
Christy Moore
The City Muffin Men
Colosseum
Country Joe and the Fish
Cream
David Bowie
Donovan
The Doors
Dr John
Duster Bennett
Edgar Broughton Band
Emmerson, Lake and Palmer
Fairport Convention
Family
Fela Kuti
Fleetwood Mac
The Flock
Free
General Public
George Melly
Georgie Fame
Global Village Trucking Company
Grateful Dead
The Groundhogs
Hawkwind
Hot Tuna
Humble Pie
Ian Dury
The Incredible String Band
It's a Beautiful Day
Jeff Beck
Jefferson Airplane
Jimi Hendrix
Joan Baez
Joe Cocker
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
Johnny Winter
John Sebastian
Joni Mitchell
Julie Driscoll
Keef Hartley
Keith Christmas
Kid Creole and the Coconuts
King Crimson
Kris Kristofferson
Led Zeppelin
Leonard Cohen
The Maynard Ferguson Big Band
McKenna Mendelson Mainline
Melanie
Miles Davis
The Moody Blues
The Mothers of Invention
Mott the Hoople
The Nice
Paul Brady
The Paupers
Pentangle
Peter, Paul, and Mary
Pink Fairies
Pink Floyd
The Pogues
The Pretty Things
Procol Harum
Quintessence
Rainbow
Ralph McTell
Redbone
Ritchie Havens
Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks
Roxy Music
Santana
Savoy Brown
Sly and the Family Stone
The Smiths
Soft Machine
Squeeze
Stackridge
The Staple Singers
Steamhammer
Steel Pulse
Steppenwolf
Steve Jolliffe
Stiff Little Fingers
Strawbs
Supertramp
Taste
Ten Years After
Thin Lizzie
Third Ear Band
Three Dog Night
Tiny Tim
Tom Paxton
Tony Joe White
Traffic
Tyrannosaurus Rex
UB40
Van Morrison
The Waterboys
Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
Weather Report
The Who
The Windfuckers

There are more, but I can't remember all the festivals I attended nor most of the bands which played at Midnight Court at the Lyceum Ballroom.



My God, Grace! Some memory you have there. Some of the bands on that list I have seen too and had forgotten even existed.

I saw Aynsley Dunbar's Retaliation in 1971, the back room of a small hotel in a North West U.K. town. I remember the occasion because they must be the most tedious band I have ever watched. Perhaps me not knowing their stuff didn't help their cause.

I'll always have soft spot for Blodwyn Pig, if only for their ridiculous first album cover.
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My God, Grace! Some memory you have there. Some of the bands on that list I have seen too and had forgotten even existed.

I saw Aynsley Dunbar's Retaliation in 1971, the back room of a small hotel in a North West U.K. town. I remember the occasion because they must be the most tedious band I have ever watched. Perhaps me not knowing their stuff didn't help their cause.

I'll always have soft spot for Blodwyn Pig, if only for their ridiculous first album cover.


Many of the entries are from setlists for the festivals I attended, like Isle of Wight 1969 and 1970. I have updated the list since finding some partial setlists for Midnight Court.

Of course, there are some bands I will never forget, like Edgar Broughton Band, who used to play often at Midnight Court. Several of us used to walk across the West End to Hyde Park, where we would sit under the trees and smoke a few spliffs. Sombody joined us and asked who had played. Bob mentioned Edgar Broughton Band and the other guy asked "Did they play 'Out, Demons, Out'?" "Half a fucking hour," said Bob.

Looks like we're in for a nasty spell of wether.

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Many of the entries are from setlists for the festivals I attended, like Isle of Wight 1969 and 1970. I have updated the list since finding some partial setlists for Midnight Court.

Of course, there are some bands I will never forget, like Edgar Broughton Band, who used to play often at Midnight Court. Several of us used to walk across the West End to Hyde Park, where we would sit under the trees and smoke a few spliffs. Sombody joined us and asked who had played. Bob mentioned Edgar Broughton Band and the other guy asked "Did they play 'Out, Demons, Out'?" "Half a fucking hour," said Bob.



Edgar Broughton's "Out Demons out". Yea. Great track for fifteen-year-old boys to sing along to. (sorry for the preposition at the end there, but how else can you say it? )

Do you remember a band called Black Widow from about the same time? They used to perform black magic rites on stage. They got a lot of flack at the time — endangering the souls of their audiences, would you believe. Pretty dire music.

Probably going down great guns with the present folk horror revival peeps — Wicker Man, Blood on THe Devil's Claw, Witchfinder-General, and all that.


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Al Hirt and his Band. 1968



Heart. 1975

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Edgar Broughton's "Out Demons out". Yea. Great track for fifteen-year-old boys to sing along to. (sorry for the preposition at the end there, but how else can you say it? )

Do you remember a band called Black Widow from about the same time? They used to perform black magic rites on stage. They got a lot of flack at the time — endangering the souls of their audiences, would you believe. Pretty dire music.

Probably going down great guns with the present folk horror revival peeps — Wicker Man, Blood on THe Devil's Claw, Witchfinder-General, and all that.





So you are what, four years younger than me?

I remember this song. Don't have to play it.

"Come, come, come to the Sabat. Come to the Sabat, Satan's there."

I was not impressed, even though it left an impression on me.

Looks like we're in for a nasty spell of wether.

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Fuck. I've attended over 200 concerts. Some bands multiple times. Springsteen 26 times.



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Hank Williams Jr.
Conway Twitty
Black Hawk
Shenandoah
Vern Gosdin
Randy Travis
Tesla
Poison
Motley Crue
Metallica
Rod Stewart
Chicago
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Bad Company
Brooks and Dunn
Meatloaf
Primus
Alice in Chains
The Smashing Pumpkins
Beastie Boys
Rage Against The Machine
George Clinton and the P-funk All Stars
Dave Matthews Band
Cypress Hill
Green Day
The Black Crowes
A Tribe Called Quest
The Flaming Lips
Boo Radleys
Luscious Jackson
Live
Melaine Martinez
I know I am forgetting some.

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So you are what, four years younger than me?


Spot on.

I only mention the Black Widow number because the memory came back when I thought of Edgar Broughton's little crowd pleaser.. I hadn't heard the track since 1970! It has not aged as well as us two.

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Kings of Leon
Midge Ure
Howard Jones
Sponge
Rolling Stones
Pop Evil
Shinedown
Saving Abel
Insane Clown Posse
Krazie Bone
Pearl Jam
Blues Traveler
Pink Floyd
Pete Droge
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers- Twice
Aaron Lewis
Nickleback
Dark Star Orchestra
Warren Haynes
Loverboy
ZZtop
The Dead
Avenged Sevenhold
C.O.R.E.
Blackened
Seether
Mursday
Rittz
Twiztid
Sucidal Tendencies
Superjoint Ritual
Gwar
Drowning Pool
Kansas
Candlebox
Cypress Hill
Joe Cocker
Melissa Etheridge
Blind Melon
Gary Clark
Tesla
Seven Mary Three- Twice
Jackyl
Wallflowers
thats all i can think of right now. maybe more to be added later
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The Aardvarks
Alan Bown
Al Stewart
Amazing Blondel
Amazulu
Andromeda
Atomic Rooster
Audience
Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation
The Band
The Beatles
Billy Bragg
Black Uhuru
Blind Faith
Blodwyn Pig
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Bob Dylan
Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
Brass Construction
Brian Auger
The Byrds
Canned Heat
Chicago
Christy Moore
The City Muffin Men
Colosseum
Country Joe and the Fish
Cream
David Bowie
Deep Purple
Donovan
The Doors
Dr John
Duster Bennett
Edgar Broughton Band
Emmerson, Lake and Palmer
Fairport Convention
Family
Fela Kuti
Fleetwood Mac
The Flock
Free
General Public
George Melly
Georgie Fame
Global Village Trucking Company
Graham Bond
Grateful Dead
The Groundhogs
Hawkwind
Hot Tuna
Howlin' Wolf
Humble Pie
Ian Dury
The Incredible String Band
It's a Beautiful Day
Jeff Beck
Jefferson Airplane
Jimi Hendrix
Joan Baez
Joe Cocker
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
Johnny Winter
John Sebastian
Joni Mitchell
Julie Driscoll
Keef Hartley
Keith Christmas
Kid Creole and the Coconuts
King Crimson
Kris Kristofferson
Led Zeppelin
Leonard Cohen
The Maynard Ferguson Big Band
McKenna Mendelson Mainline
Melanie
Mighty Baby
Miles Davis
The Moody Blues
The Mothers of Invention
Mott the Hoople
The Nice
Paul Brady
The Paupers
Pentangle
Pete Brown
Peter Hammil
Peter, Paul and Mary
Pink Fairies
Pink Floyd
The Pogues
The Pretty Things
Procol Harum
Quintessence
Rainbow
Ralph McTell
Rare Bird
Redbone
Renaissance
Ritchie Havens
Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks
Roxy Music
Santana
Savoy Brown
Sly and the Family Stone
The Smiths
Soft Machine
Spice
Squeeze
Stackridge
The Staple Singers
Steamhammer
Steel Pulse
Steppenwolf
Steve Jolliffe
Stiff Little Fingers
Strawbs
Supertramp
Taste
Ten Years After
Thin Lizzie
Third Ear Band
Three Dog Night
Tiny Tim
Tom Paxton
Tony Joe White
Traffic
Tyrannosaurus Rex
UB40
Van der Graaf Generator
Van Morrison
The Waterboys
Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
Weather Report
The Who
The Windfuckers
Yes

There are more, but I can't remember all the festivals I attended nor many of the bands which played at Midnight Court at the Lyceum Ballroom.



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We Are Scientists, Controller.Controller, Death From Above 1979, Bayside, Alkaline Trio, Enter Shikari (when they were just a band on myspace.) Lost Ash. Was meant to see Deftones but I ended up not going last minute due to something important coming up. I usually support my friend's bands who have ended up doing some relatively big festivals.
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First concert was The Cars, Heartbeat City tour. Wang Chung opened.

The rest, in no particular order..
Huey Lewis & the News (numerous)
Styx (numerous)
Foreigner (numerous)
Def Leppard (numerous)
Scorpions (numerous)
Boston
Eagles
Van Halen
The Refreshments
Kiss
Aerosmith
Steven Tyler (solo)
Nickelback
Halestorm (numerous)
In This Moment
Fallout Boy
P!OTD
Hayley Kiyoko
Depeche Mode
Don Felder
Loverboy
Rick Springfield
Rolling Stones
Norah Jones
Cheap Trick
Bon Jovi
AC/DC (numerous)
Billy Idol
Asia
Europe
Chicago
REO Speedwagon
Kansas
Damn Yankees (numerous)
Night Ranger
Ted Nugent
Poison
Steve Winwood
Journey (numerous)
Queensryche
Collective Soul
Alice Cooper
Peter Frampton
Trans-Siberian Orchestra (numerous)
Genesis
Yes
Lonestar
Lady Antebellum
Eric Church
Heart
Tesla
Peter Gabriel
Pentatonix
Bad Company
Skillet

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I have been to the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals for decades. I have gone to Tanglewood at least once every year. I have seen virtually every ballet, and opera played often enough for one to experience. In more popular music-----I need to stop.
There isn't a day that goes by where I am not at a concert, watching a concert, giving a performance, or dancing in many, many moons lol.
Yet there is always someone I want to see, hear, dance with, sing with.....
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Yes - they were my first concert and ive seen them 4 times
Billy Joel
Joe Walsh
Triumph
Molly Hatchet
In this Moment
Fleetwood Mac
Stevie Nicks
Seether
Texas Hippie Coalition
Boston
The Who
Rush
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Prince and the Revolution
CSN
Robert Plant