Your Concert Experiences

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

Four Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

 

3) Bucket List Concert

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

[row_33]

1) Alfred Brendel series at Roy Thompson Hall in the mid 90s, saw him play 26 of the 32 Beethoven piano sonatas.

 

2) Both Joe Cocker and Sly Stone vomited and left the stage about 2 minutes into each of their performances around 1974

 

3) I like to be surprised by what is in town when i have the energy to go out and see a concert

 

4) The Who or Led Zeppelin, original casts

 

 

Edited November 20, 2018 by row_33

[thenorthremembers]

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

Brandi Carlile w/ Margo Price @ Asbury Hall 2016- She sang Amazing Grace acapella with all the hall lights off.  The entire crowd joined in and about 300 people sang together in the dark.  Perfect night.

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Linkin Park @ Darien Lake.   They should have never been the headliner with Korn on the bill.  Sounded really bad.

 

3) Bucket List Concert

Right now it's Jason Isbell.

 

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

Nirvana

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

1) Believe it or not, Weird Al Yankovic. Dude puts on one hell of a show, with costume changes, and videos, and crowd interaction. Of course playing everything from rock, rap, pop, country, and even a polka song or two. 

 

2) The Charlie Daniels Band. I love the CDB, but I was pretty disappointed. Half the concert were "solo" songs from the band members with Charlie not even on the stage, and a five minute drum solo. Also, played a lot of newer stuff.

 

EDIT: Scratch that. My fiance's cousin got two free tickets to Panic! At The Disco/Weezer. Panic was unbearable. Not my music, and you couldn't hear anything over the screaming teenage girls. Lead singer made a bunch of pandering political/social comments, and dropped a lot of F-bombs. I'm not offended by the F bombs, but it had they "Hey kids, look how cool I am because I can say this word into a microphone." vibe. Thankfully, most of the little kids left after them, and Weezer put on a really good show.  

 

 

3) The Rolling Stones

 

4) If I had to name one, it would probably be Queen obviously with Freddie. Adam Lambert isn't bad. Dude's got some chops for sure, and I'd like to see them someday. But the stage presence that Freddie had, and the way he could just put on a show was amazing. 

Edited November 20, 2018 by The Real Buffalo Joe

[Seasons1992]

51 minutes ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Four Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

Roger Waters in Louisville, 2016. Played all of Animals, most of Dark Side/Wish You Were Here/Echoes. Amazing musicians and stage/arena rigging. They sounded exactly like the albums.

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Fleet Foxes, earlier this year. Not a band that should be in an indoor venue with bad sound; probably should stay in the studio, honestly. And the crowd just sat there and was quiet the entire time. I love FF on albums but it was highly disappointing live.

 

3) Bucket List Concert    

My Morning Jacket @ Red Rocks

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

Probably The Who, playing all of Quadrophenia straight through.

 

[teef]

i've heard they smoke marijuana cigarettes at concerts.  no thanks.

[bills_fan]

1) Guns N Roses/Metallica/Faith No More Stadium Tour - Rich Stadium July 25, 1992.  Faith No More opened and was awesome, then Metallica came out and rocked the whole house for like 2 hours.  Axl was at his bitchy best and delayed GnR coming onstage for like 2 hours.  The camerman proceeded to focus on every good looking girl and put them up on the jumbotron where 80,000 people chanted "show your t*ts!" About 90% of them did.  Then GnR  came out and performed a terrific set. Here;s the wiki about that tour with setlists from the Rich Stadium show. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guns_N'_Roses/Metallica_Stadium_Tour

 

2) Zac Brown Band - Citi Field July 28, 2018. It was 100 degrees, on a summer Saturday and people were hammered from over imbibing all day long, suffering heatstroke and extremely belligerent  in the GA area.  Unlike the Zac Brown show there in 2016, they had no pit area so it was a general free-for-all.  Zac Brown stopped his set 4xs bc of fights breaking out.  Not fun at all.

 

3) Burning Man - Someday it will happen.

 

4) The Doors, Live in New York - January 17 and 18, 1970 - Felt Forum NYC.  Fortunately there is a box set of this, but I wasnt alive at the time and Jim obviously didnt live much longer.  But for the guys who were there it was absolutely amazing they say.

[coloradobillsfan]

15 minutes ago, Seasons1992 said:

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

Roger Waters in Louisville, 2016. Played all of Animals, most of Dark Side/Wish You Were Here/Echoes. Amazing musicians and stage/arena rigging. They sounded exactly like the albums.

 

Probably 2017 ?  https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/roger-waters/2017/kfc-yum-center-louisville-ky-53e73751.html

 

No Echoes though - that caught my eye because I don't think he's ever played this song since departing the Floyd  (someone please prove me wrong, if it happened I'd be interested to know who sang the vocals) 

[The Poojer]

I was going to reply "anything at Red Rocks" but that wouldn't be true, but Red Rocks is definitely a bucket list venue for me

 

33 minutes ago, Seasons1992 said:

 

[CookieG]

Best Concert

 

- Large Venue - The Who, Rich Stadium 1982. The sound was great and it was the concert where it started raining during Love Reign O'er Me.

 

 -Small Venue - George Thorogood, a small bar in Albany in the '80s. Not for everyone, but the energy was incredible.

 

 -Mid Venue - BB King, early 2000's. Seats about 10 rows from the stage. No dancing, no lasers, no smoke, no stage show. It was all about the music. And if you're a fan of the blues....it was perfect. Like he was playing in your living room.  *side note, I missed an opportunity to meet him. I had a client at the time who was sound manager at the PAC. Between acts, we were walking around and I saw him on stage. I was going to say hi, but he looked busy. A few weeks later, I mentioned that I saw him setting up. He said, "I wish you would have said something to me, I could have gotten you backstage to meet him afterward".  Sigh.  He said that for every person brought to meet him, he treated like gold.

 

Worst

 

There's a few, but no need to dwell.

 

Concert Missed

 

Ralph Macchio going toe to toe with Steve Vai in a contest over the Karate Kid's soul.

 

Bucket List

 

It'll happen when I die (which kind of takes it out of the category).  Heaven I'm sure will have a hell of a band.

[coloradobillsfan]

Best concert is hard - I saw a lot of Gov't Mule shows in clubs back in the mid to late 90's that were musically as good as anything I've ever seen in Arenas or Stadiums.  A David Gilmour show at the Paramount in Oakland in 2006 is near the top of the list - with Rick Wright in the band it was basically a mini Pink Floyd show in a 3000 seat venue.  I could not stop smiling for hours after the show.  

Worst concert is easy - Van Halen in Denver in 2012.  Diamond Dave forgot most of the lyrics and laughed about it through the whole show when he wasn't berating the venue staff.  I'm convinced the sound guy just said fuggit and spun all the dials to max because it was painfully loud and not in a good way

Bucket list - I can honestly say I've seen everyone I have wanted to see and had the opportunity to see.  I guess I'd like to see Macca just to say I've seen a Beatle. 

Concert wish - Definitely Pink Floyd, probably with Syd Barrett but I'd definitely settle for Rog Dave Nick and Rick.  

 

Poojer: I live 15 mins from Red Rocks, let me know if you ever need a place to crash before or after a RR show

 

CookieG: you reminded me of a BB King show at Impaxx night club in West Seneca in 1994 - what an amazing experience it was to see the King of the Blues in such a small venue 

Edited November 20, 2018 by coloradobillsfan

[Buftex]

Best concert:  Ray Charles at the Blue Note Cafe

 

Worst concert: too many to pick just one...Styx?

 

Bucket list:  gotta be the Beatles, as predictable as that is.

 

Wish I could have seen:  the Rolling Stones during the Mick Taylor era.

[PastaJoe]

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

1982 - The Kinks with opening act John Cougar (Mellencamp)

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Rod Stewart, but partially because my wife insisted on meeting her friends at a bar beforehand, so we missed the opening act who I really wanted to see; Santana.

 

3) Bucket List Concert

Paul McCartney

 

4) Concert you wish you could see

I’d say The Beatles, but their later years, and the rooftop concert was too short. Elvis Aloha from Hawaii, but I can watch the video. So I guess The Doors with a cognant Jim Morrison. Or the Monterey Pop Festival.

[Seasons1992]

57 minutes ago, coloradobillsfan said:

 

Probably 2017 ?  https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/roger-waters/2017/kfc-yum-center-louisville-ky-53e73751.html

 

No Echoes though - that caught my eye because I don't think he's ever played this song since departing the Floyd  (someone please prove me wrong, if it happened I'd be interested to know who sang the vocals) 

 

You are correct good sir. It was May 2017. No Echoes indeed........I'm not sure half the crowd would have enjoyed that. Lots of people just there to hear songs from The Wall (thankfully he didn't play a ton of those; not a huge fan of that album.)

 

And where's MY invite to crash at your place?!?!?!

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

12 minutes ago, PastaJoe said:

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

1982 - The Kinks with opening act John Cougar (Mellencamp)

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Rod Stewart, but partially because my wife insisted on meeting her friends at a bar beforehand, so we missed the opening act who I really wanted to see; Santana.

 

3) Bucket List Concert

Paul McCartney

 

4) Concert you wish you could see

I’d say The Beatles, but their later years, and the rooftop concert was too short. Elvis Aloha from Hawaii, but I can watch the video. So I guess The Doors with a cognant Jim Morrison. Or the Monterey Pop Festival.

Are there any shows like this? I don't think I've seen any footage of Jim Morrison in concert where I thought he wasn't high and/or drunk on something.

[May Day 10]

Four Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

Pearl Jam - 10/30/2009 in The Spectrum in Philly

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Motley Crue and Kiss - 9/15/2012 Darien Lake (just embarrassing tbh.  Gene Simmons said "how ya doin Darien Lake!!!!" and everyone just kind of looked at each other)

 

3) Bucket List Concert

Rage Against the Machine if they do another 1-off.  If not, then probably Green Day would be one I mean to hit next time

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

Layne Staley / Alice In Chains / Mad Season

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

4 minutes ago, May Day 10 said:

Four Questions.

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Motley Crue and Kiss - 9/15/2012 Darien Lake (just embarrassing tbh.  Gene Simmons said "how ya doin Darien Lake!!!!" and everyone just kind of looked at each other)

 

 

When I saw "Lynyrd Skynyrd" (in quotes because they've essentially been a tribute band for years) there, they kept talking about how great it was to be in New York. You could tell that they were just phoning the whole show in. 

 

6 minutes ago, May Day 10 said:

Four Questions.

If not, then probably Green Day would be one I mean to hit next time

My fiance is a huge Green Day fan. I've never really gotten into them, but bought her tickets for Christmas a few years ago. They put on one hell of a show. Definitely check them out.

[May Day 10]

3 minutes ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

When I saw "Lynyrd Skynyrd" (in quotes because they've essentially been a tribute band for years) there, they kept talking about how great it was to be in New York. You could tell that they were just phoning the whole show in. 

 

My fiance is a huge Green Day fan. I've never really gotten into them, but bought her tickets for Christmas a few years ago. They put on one hell of a show. Definitely check them out.

 

Yeah.  The Motley Crue/Kiss show was 100% pre-choreographed, and frankly boring.  Watching Vince Neal talk about "girls" to get a cheap pop from the crowd was the zenith in cheesy things I have witnessed.... until Gene Simmons' "blood" coming out of his mouth to the absolute delight of a few fans during a "solo".

[SinceThe70s]

2 hours ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Four Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

 

3) Bucket List Concert

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

 

1) A week before Kill 'Em All was released I saw Metallica open for another band at a local bar/club. They played the new album from beginning to end and it was jaw dropping.

 

2) Tough one, I can't remember going to see a band I didn't like against my will. Zappa walked off stage after less than an hour because he was sick. Either that or any elementary school orchestra concert. That was always pretty rough on the ears. What's cool is seeing them progress in middle and high school.

 

3) Can't think of any. 

 

4) Too many to mention but top of the list would have to be Led Zeppelin.

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

4 minutes ago, May Day 10 said:

 

Yeah.  The Motley Crue/Kiss show was 100% pre-choreographed, and frankly boring.  Watching Vince Neal talk about "girls" to get a cheap pop from the crowd was the zenith in cheesy things I have witnessed.... until Gene Simmons' "blood" coming out of his mouth to the absolute delight of a few fans during a "solo".

I saw a Journey tribute band (opening for an Eagles tribute) once. Every other song was something along the lines of "Hey, does this song bring back memories? The young folks won't remember what real music is like. We used to have these things called records." So hacky.

[Soda Popinski]

Best concert probably Ozzfest 98.   SOAD was on the side stage, I had no idea who they were but they were killing it.  Sevendust was there, then Tool opened for Ozzy.    People were passing pinners while you waited in line to get in, it was an all day concert.  Good times.

 

Worst concert Earth Day Birthday 2008.   Even with the girls finally putting pasties on and painting themselves instead of wearing shirts I don't remember enjoying any of the bands.    Spent the whole day on a blanket waiting to go home.   

 

Bucket list would be a Jimmy buffet concert on the water in the Keys.   Everyone floating in boats and drinking and having a good time.   

 

In 2000 I could have gone to see U2 and I think it was the Lemon tour, my cousin went to Tampa and saw it, said it was fantastic.    

 

Oh and props to the Tans-Siberian orchestra we went 4 years ago in December and had a good time there.    Definitely something to do at least once. 

[Augie]

1) Best was the Stones at Rich stadium about 1975. Amazing, eye opening experience. (There were menus of “merchandise”  available hanging on bedsheets around the stadium!) Great music and atmosphere for a high school kid.  

 

2) Worst was the Stones in Tampa about 25+ years later. What a disappointment... (Honorable mention was The Who in Cincinnati, but only because all those people died, not the band)

 

3) Bucket list would be Van Morrison

 

4) This would have to be the Beatles. 

 

 

Just heard today is Joe Walsh’s B-day. 

[Best Player Available]

2 hours ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

1) Believe it or not, Weird Al Yankovic. Dude puts on one hell of a show, with costume changes, and videos, and crowd interaction. Of course playing everything from rock, rap, pop, country, and even a polka song or two. 

 

2) The Charlie Daniels Band. I love the CDB, but I was pretty disappointed. Half the concert were "solo" songs from the band members with Charlie not even on the stage, and a five minute drum solo. Also, played a lot of newer stuff.

 

EDIT: Scratch that. My fiance's cousin got two free tickets to Panic! At The Disco/Weezer. Panic was unbearable. Not my music, and you couldn't hear anything over the screaming teenage girls. Lead singer made a bunch of pandering political/social comments, and dropped a lot of F-bombs. I'm not offended by the F bombs, but it had they "Hey kids, look how cool I am because I can say this word into a microphone." vibe. Thankfully, most of the little kids left after them, and Weezer put on a really good show.  

 

 

3) The Rolling Stones

 

4) If I had to name one, it would probably be Queen obviously with Freddie. Adam Lambert isn't bad. Dude's got some chops for sure, and I'd like to see them someday. But the stage presence that Freddie had, and the way he could just put on a show was amazing. 

Wish granted: Rolling Stones  4/28/19 Houston tx. tickets on sale 11/3018

Edited November 20, 2018 by Best Player Available

[thenorthremembers]

1 hour ago, May Day 10 said:

Four Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

Pearl Jam - 10/30/2009 in The Spectrum in Philly

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

Motley Crue and Kiss - 9/15/2012 Darien Lake (just embarrassing tbh.  Gene Simmons said "how ya doin Darien Lake!!!!" and everyone just kind of looked at each other)

 

3) Bucket List Concert

Rage Against the Machine if they do another 1-off.  If not, then probably Green Day would be one I mean to hit next time

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

Layne Staley / Alice In Chains / Mad Season

Had a Rage Against the Machine live in Brazil DVD when I was a teenager.  Holy cow, would love to see that band live. 

[Chef Jim]

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen

        Tough one but I'd have to say this one.  Gov't  Mule Muleoween with Robby Krieger.  Was just to the left of whoever shot this

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

       Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar,  Aerosmith, Journey at some baseball stadium in Miami 1982.  The venue sucked.  Wife (GF at the time) and I were broke so we just had enough money for a couple of cokes.  It was crazy hot and I thought we were going to die from the heat.  Aerosmith sucked donkey balls. 

 

3) Bucket List Concert

     The one where Kris Myers from Umphrey's McGee passes out and they ask "is there a drummer in the house?" and I finish the show on the drums. 

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

     The original Allman Brothers with Duane and Barry. 

[Bill from NYC]

1) Furthur - Jones Beach

 

2) James Taylor, also at Jones Beach.....he was flat out terrible and could not have been more boring.

 

3) Joe Jackson

 

4) Grateful Dead

Edited November 20, 2018 by Bill from NYC

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

1 hour ago, Best Player Available said:

Wish granted: Rolling Stones  4/28/19 Houston tx. tickets on sale 11/3018

Just hope they're within my price range, and I can get tickets  before they sold out.

1 hour ago, Chef Jim said:

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen

       Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar,  Aerosmith, Journey at some baseball stadium in Miami 1982.  The venue sucked.  Wife (GF at the time) and I were broke so we just had enough money for a couple of cokes.  It was crazy hot and I thought we were going to die from the heat.  Aerosmith sucked donkey balls. 

 

3) Bucket List Concert

     The one where Kris Myers from Umphrey's McGee passes out and they ask "is there a drummer in the house?" and I finish the show on the drums. 

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc.

     The original Allman Brothers with Duane and Barry. 

Went to an outdoor all day concert with Willie Nelson this year. They were giving away water. The venue has an exclusive bar/restaurant that was probably overpriced. But it was like 100° outside, so they had an area sectioned off where anybody could come in to cool off for a few minutes.

 

1 hour ago, Chef Jim said:

 

 

3) Bucket List Concert

     The one where Kris Myers from Umphrey's McGee passes out and they ask "is there a drummer in the house?" and I finish the show on the drums. 

 

Now WHO would do such a stupid thing like that?

[The Poojer]

Saw Futhur at the Mann in Philly....was pissed because the city shut down shakedown, kind of ruined the vibe

 

JT was one of my first shows, Manley Field House at Syracuse University, still ranks as one of my all time faves

 

Joe Jackson played SUNY Fredonia when I was there, he was kind of a prick on stage, but no questioning his amazing talent

 

Wish I'd seen the Dead earlier, but '88 wasn't the worst time to get on the bus :-)

 

 

1 hour ago, Bill from NYC said:

1) Furthur - Jones Beach

 

2) James Taylor, also at Jones Beach.....he was flat out terrible and could not have been more boring.

 

3) Joe Jackson

 

4) Grateful Dead

[Augie]

We snuck into James Taylor in Niagra Falls when I was in high school. I remember wondering “who are all these old people and why are they attending a concert?”  Those “old people” were probably about the age of my kids.....

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

I like James Taylor well enough. But what would he do in concert that I couldn't get from the record?

[Chef Jim]

20 minutes ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

 

Now WHO would do such a stupid thing like that?

 

Exactly.  Greatest fan story EVER!!

[Bill from NYC]

1 hour ago, The Poojer said:

Saw Futhur at the Mann in Philly....was pissed because the city shut down shakedown, kind of ruined the vibe

 

JT was one of my first shows, Manley Field House at Syracuse University, still ranks as one of my all time faves

 

Joe Jackson played SUNY Fredonia when I was there, he was kind of a prick on stage, but no questioning his amazing talent

 

Wish I'd seen the Dead earlier, but '88 wasn't the worst time to get on the bus :-)

 

 

I think that they peaked in 1989 at the shows in Buffalo, Wisconsin, and Philly. Jmo.

1 hour ago, The Poojer said:

Saw Futhur at the Mann in Philly....was pissed because the city shut down shakedown, kind of ruined the vibe

 

JT was one of my first shows, Manley Field House at Syracuse University, still ranks as one of my all time faves

 

Joe Jackson played SUNY Fredonia when I was there, he was kind of a prick on stage, but no questioning his amazing talent

 

Wish I'd seen the Dead earlier, but '88 wasn't the worst time to get on the bus :-)

 

 

Pooj, not the greatest video but check out John Kadlecik on lead.

 

 

[The Poojer]

Love John K, I know the appeal of having John Mayer fill in on guitar seems better on paper, but always wish they brought him in on Dead & Co.  I  just saw that John K, Oteil and Melvin Seals are going to do a holiday jam.  And Philly 89, might be my single favorite Dead moment with Blow Away.  Brent was absolutely on fire that day

 

1 hour ago, Bill from NYC said:

I think that they peaked in 1989 at the shows in Buffalo, Wisconsin, and Philly. Jmo.

Pooj, not the greatest video but check out John Kadlecik on lead.

 

 

Edited November 20, 2018 by The Poojer

[Bill from NYC]

6 minutes ago, The Poojer said:

Love John K, I know the appeal of having John Mayer fill in on guitar seems better on paper, but always wish they brought him in on Dead & Co.  I  just saw that John K, Oteil and Melvin Seals are going to do a holiday jam.  And Philly 89, might be my single favorite Dead moment with Blow Away.  Brent was absolutely on fire that day

 

Brent had a crazy solo in "Aiko Aiko"  and his ending was noteworthy.

[Uncle Joe]

2 hours ago, Augie said:

We snuck into James Taylor in Niagra Falls when I was in high school. I remember wondering “who are all these old people and why are they attending a concert?”  Those “old people” were probably about the age of my kids.....

 

I heard there is a t-shirt that says "I may be old but I saw all the best bands."

I must be old because I hit on a couple #4s - Led Zeppelin and The Grateful Dead.

[Augie]

2 minutes ago, Uncle Joe said:

 

I heard there is a t-shirt that says "I may be old but I saw all the best bands."

I must be old because I hit on a couple #4s - Led Zeppelin and The Grateful Dead.

 

My sister saw the Beatles and the Stones about a week apart back in the early 60’s. I remember her running up and down the road with a friend SCREAMING, practicing to see the Beatles. She said you couldn’t hear a thing at the concert. 

 

Her husband was at Woodstock, I think he won.  ?

[Buffalo_Gal]

Your Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen -
Barry Manilow (I love me some Barry Manilow ? )

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen -
 Some chick caterwauling - in between spewing SJW political crap - that my husband dragged me to last year. (I just asked hubby, it was Natalie Merchant)

 

3) Bucket List Concert -
None. I pretty much hate concerts.

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc
Elvis (without the lunatics screaming and crying over him)

Edited November 21, 2018 by Buffalo_Gal

[Gray Beard]

Best: Very Large Venue: Greatful Dead, UMass stadium, 1979

Best: Large Venue: Boston, Hartford Civic Center, 1978ish

Best: Small Venue: Talking Heads, Hampton Beach, NH, 1976ish

 

Worst: Jefferson Starship, SPAC, 1983ish.  Not bad, just kind of meh.

 

Bucket List: not sure, not much of a concert guy these days. 

 

Wish: original Who

[SinceThe70s]

46 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:

Your Questions.

 

1) Best Concert You've Ever Seen -
Barry Manilow (I love me some Barry Manilow ? )

 

2) Worst Concert You've Ever Seen -
 Some chick caterwauling - in between spewing SJW political crap - that my husband dragged me to last year. (I just asked hubby, it was Natalie Merchant)

 

3) Bucket List Concert -
None. I pretty much hate concerts.

 

4) Concert you wish you could see, but can't due to death/bandbreakup etc
Elvis (without the lunatics screaming and crying over him)

 

Fascinating list. Was gonna make a joke comparing Manilow to a caterwauling chick but caterwauling is probably unfair to him.

 

[Buffalo_Gal]

2 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

Fascinating list. Was gonna make a joke comparing Manilow to a caterwauling chick but caterwauling is probably unfair to him.

 

 

Do not diss Barry Manilow. ? He's fabulous!