What gig, when?

On the back of the excellent gig list post, what gig would you like to have been at if you could travel in time ?
Stones at Hyde park ?
Dylan at Budokan?
East 17 at a random nightclub ?
I would like to have seen Led Zeppelin early 70's or The Who.
Stones at Hyde park ?
Dylan at Budokan?
East 17 at a random nightclub ?
I would like to have seen Led Zeppelin early 70's or The Who.
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I was there but I'd like to see it again.
Second the final Nine Inch Nails gig in LA a couple of weeks ago.
Otis Redding, Hendrix, etc etc
Queen Wembley
Bob Marley anywhere
Faith No More at Reading this year (saw KingsOf Leon instead and wish I hadn't)
QUEEN 12.07.1986, Wembley Stadium
LIVE AID July 13, 1985 Wembley Stadium
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj11 ... ike032.jpg
Winter ride http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj11 ... ike019.jpg
The Stooges 1969 - 1972
Led Zep - first american tour
Woodstock
Bowie at Glastonbury in 1970
Bowie - any gig 1971 - 1974
Ramones - any gig on first UK tour.
Blondie - any gig on first UK tour
Smiths final performance
Elvis 1954/55
Queen - Anywhere early 80's - Freddie was a genius.
Led Zep - 70's
Stones - 60's
The Who - late 60's
The last one was bizarre, we have some mates that formed a band called the Supernaturals, and they played an absolutely blasting gig in a tiny local hall - completely superb. Not a fantasy gig as we were there but worthy of a place at the top table.
In Vegas.
Drunk.
you or him?
Because I missed the chance to see Queen I went to see the Darkness at the NEC :?
Close but no cigar :P
Although Justin Hawkins arriving in a big swinging pair of breasts with flashing nipples is a sight that will stay with me always
Voodoo Bizango - 2014 - Dead - Hit by a car
Vitus Sentier VRS - 2017
Zeppelin, mid 70s in the US around the time of Physical Grafitti
The Last Waltz
Springsteen in the US at the Roxy or Bottom Line and around the release of Darkness. Also about 2 years ago, when he played a low key charity gig and played the whole of Born to Run and Darkness back to back.
The Who, early 70s, possibly the first Charlton show.
The Stones approx.1972, still hungry and dangerous.