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Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 10:30
by radiojamaica
Joy Division
Can
Pink Floyd (Ummagumma daze...)
Fela Kuti & Arfrica 70
The Doors
Fields of the Nephilim
Captain Beefheart
& the man in black, Johnny Cash
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 11:32
by emilystrange
smiths, definitely.
doors
chameleons
ummm...
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 11:40
by doc P
Joy Division - Ian Curtis
The Smiths 
, saw Morrissey though
did see Pink Floyd
and forgive me but missed Queen
with Freddie
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 12:53
by Obviousman
Joy Division for me as well
Err, several line-ups of the Sisters, to see them go through the phases...
Johnny Cash would've been nice too
As CD said: The Sisterhood
Nirvana would've been cool
Err, Millionaire, for they did not turn up friday, and Anne Clark, since Christophe is busy informing me how great she actually was yesterday
Guess some more bands, but can't think of any more right away..
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 12:56
by aims
Joy Division
Bauhaus
Pink Floyd
Eels (with Butch, I've seen them without)
Leonard Cohen (Not a band, but meh)
To be honest, all live music is great. If I've got a CD or two by a band then I'd love to see it in the flesh.
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 13:22
by Delilah
1. Joy Division
2. GunsNRoses
3. Marillion with Fish
4. Bauhaus
5. The Vikings
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 13:26
by lazarus corporation
Delilah wrote:5. The Vikings
as in
?
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 13:35
by Francis
Sinatra.
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 16:43
by nick the stripper
- The Sisters of Mercy 1985 era
- David Bowie
- The Doors
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 16:46
by scotty
Pop Will Eat It Self.
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 17:53
by James Blast
scotty wrote:Pop Will Eat It Self.
seen 'em, twicet
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned
Curve yet, or have we all seen them?
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 17:57
by Silver_Owl
scotty wrote:Pop Will Eat It Self.
You'll get your chance soon enough boy. The new album is being knocked up at the moment. Tour to follow.
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 19:59
by Silence is platinum
Any early sisters gig especially the Black october tour
birthday party
einsturzende neubauten (early days)
dead can dance
smiths
pogues
nephs
siouxsie (81/82)
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 20:06
by Scardwel
James Blast wrote:scotty wrote:Pop Will Eat It Self.
seen 'em, twice
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned
Curve yet, or have we all seen them?
saw PWEI many times in the early 90's, and at 2 of the recent reformation gigs. Great band.
Curve - yep seen 'em. Shame they spilt up last year.
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 20:11
by James Blast
yeah Scardy Curve were an intense live experience.
Toni is even smaller than we think, but what a front woman.
take note Ms. S. Manson
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 20:18
by Scardwel
James Blast wrote:yeah Scardy Curve were an intense live experience.
Toni is even smaller than we think, but what a front woman.
take note Ms. S. Manson
Indeed. A bit like Debbie Harry fronting The Jesus & Mary Chain.
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 20:28
by James Blast
Scardwel wrote:Indeed. A bit like Debbie Harry fronting The Jesus & Mary Chain.
Excellent description, Sir!
and
I may add
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 22:37
by Andie
apart from
Bowie
and
The Doors (w/Jim Morrison)
i've seen everyone i ever wanted to see...
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 23:02
by eastmidswhizzkid
Scardwel wrote: saw PWEI many times in the early 90's, and at 2 of the recent reformation gigs. Great band.
i've seen them a fair few times as well -from "poppycock" (whats so fuckin' good about candy etc) era through "this is this" to "tour for sanity" -top band who always tried new ground regardless of getting slagged for it on occasion. clint poppy used to go out with my ex's mate and he'ld turn-up at leicester poly union bar at dinner times,surrounded by PWEI-t-shirt wearing students who never had a f**king clue who he was;but in those days all students wore tees by bands like "james" because they were trendy
and had never heard a record by them!
Posted: 04 Sep 2005, 23:07
by James Blast
PWEI - Unspoiled by History
they came, they did their thing, they parted company at the right time.
and now...
they get back together when we need them most
Blast loves The Poppies!
Posted: 05 Sep 2005, 08:18
by emilystrange
James Blast wrote:yeah Scardy Curve were an intense live experience.
Toni is even smaller than we think, but what a front woman.
take note Ms. S. Manson
my ears are still ringing from that gig 15 years ago. they were great.
Posted: 05 Sep 2005, 09:41
by mik
Can't think of a single one. Did very well for myself gigwise as a yoof back when there were actually venues for bands to play in Leeds.
Never saw Joy Division so them I guess.
And Bowie's "Glass Spider" tour wasn't a high spot so I'd quite liked to have seen him either earlier OR later
the smiths, for sure
Posted: 05 Sep 2005, 14:13
by ilsen
I wish I had seen the Smiths in their early days. The time when Morrisey was still young and wearing bandages over his nipples. Those must have been the days!
Re: the smiths, for sure
Posted: 05 Sep 2005, 14:18
by eastmidswhizzkid
ilsen wrote:I wish I had seen the Smiths in their early days. The time when Morrisey was still young and wearing bandages over his nipples. Those must have been the days!
i had a free ticket to see them on the "meat is murder tour" but i gave it to someone who actually liked them
...and Welcome to HL!
Posted: 05 Sep 2005, 15:12
by Tinkerbell
James Blast wrote:Tinkerbell wrote:Uh oh - someone call Ron Decline ..................
I'm not fooled
Good. Then you have to ask me where I've been all your life again