Shameful gigs, will you own up ?
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Johnny G wrote:Sister Sledge at Birmingham Alexandra Theatre in 1991 - they were great! :oops:
I saw them at Glato in 2004, and thought they were pretty good for a Saturday morning while i was eating my breakfast.
Shameful gigs? Not of my own volition:
My first wife dragged me along to a few real atrocities. Bryan Adams in 94 or 95 - I was cringing throughout the gig and hoping noone I knew would see me; while pretending to like it so my wife didn;t get upset.
Also about that time she forced me to see Dave Stewart live which was very difficult to deal with and I wish I could have just walked out. the supprt act was good though - Terry Hall - but the w*nkers at this gig talked all the way through his act! :evil:
And in 1986 I saw Sting;s Dream of The Blue Turtle Travesty Tour, and in 1987 I saw David Bowie's Glass Spider Embarressing Old B@stard who used to be good tour.
In my defence, I was quite young.0 -
No I can't do it, I just can't. :oops: :oops:
Yes I saw U2 in the 80's, and Erasure in the 90's and Paul Gadd at the Paignton Leisure Centre
but, that's not it.
No, don't make me, please don't make me :shock:
aaaaaarghhhhh
Cliff Richard
It gets worse :oops:
It was at Knebworth
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pneumatic wrote:No I can't do it, I just can't. :oops: :oops:
Yes I saw U2 in the 80's, and Erasure in the 90's and Paul Gadd at the Paignton Leisure Centre
but, that's not it.
No, don't make me, please don't make me :shock:
aaaaaarghhhhh
Cliff Richard
It gets worse :oops:
It was at Knebworth and I loved it!
Fixed that for youStart with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
hopper1 wrote:pneumatic wrote:No I can't do it, I just can't. :oops: :oops:
Yes I saw U2 in the 80's, and Erasure in the 90's and Paul Gadd at the Paignton Leisure Centre
but, that's not it.
No, don't make me, please don't make me :shock:
aaaaaarghhhhh
CENSORED
It gets worse :oops:
It was at Knebworth
You lucky b8stard, I really envy you. I wish it had been me:
Hopper1 will never ever be my friend, ever!0 -
pneumatic wrote:hopper1 wrote:pneumatic wrote:No I can't do it, I just can't. :oops: :oops:
Yes I saw U2 in the 80's, and Erasure in the 90's and Paul Gadd at the Paignton Leisure Centre
but, that's not it.
No, don't make me, please don't make me :shock:
aaaaaarghhhhh
CENSORED
It gets worse :oops:
It was at Knebworth
You lucky b8stard, I really envy you. I wish it had been me:
Hopper1 will never ever be my friend, ever!
I think you wanted everyone to know...............0 -
dmclite wrote:pneumatic wrote:hopper1 wrote:pneumatic wrote:No I can't do it, I just can't. :oops: :oops:
Yes I saw U2 in the 80's, and Erasure in the 90's and Paul Gadd at the Paignton Leisure Centre
but, that's not it.
No, don't make me, please don't make me :shock:
aaaaaarghhhhh
CENSORED
It gets worse :oops:
It was at Knebworth
You lucky b8stard, I really envy you. I wish it had been me:
Hopper1 will never ever be my friend, ever!
I think you wanted everyone to know...............
So do IStart with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
After fessing up to Boney M
In order to regain street cred, in about 1978 I saw this crowd at Bligley Hall Stafford
The late Bon Scot was lead vocals 8)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98I85ceICRM
Things got worst when they played this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBXHZNSU ... re=related
After that the evening went down hill and there was BLOOD.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3wXkv1V ... re=relatedbagpuss0 -
I can't open you tube links at work
I, too, saw AC/ DC, in Liverpool, numerous times.
All fronted by Bon Scot... Legend.Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
AC/DC...one of my lifes regrets is not seeing them with Bon Scott at the helm...you lucky lucky barstewards.....
Shamefull gigs....T'Pau....well I did kind of know them as I worked in a music shop where they used to come down and visit....and they were playing at a wedding of the keyboard player so it kind of doesn't count...does it???0 -
Steps @ Wembley arena 1999 something like that
that's some shame right thereredvee wrote:Time for my confession. My sins consist of Steps and All Saints, both in Birmingham NIA or NEC. The All Saints gig didn't cost me anything in effect as I bought 4 tickets for Bristol and sold them all making enough profit to pay for the ticket and coach travel to B'Ham. At the Steps concert I felt very old as the crowd consisted of sub 15 year old girls with embarrased parents.
you forget all the gay men as well... felt like a right plumPurveyor of sonic doom
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timb64 wrote:I confess to seeing:
at Ipswich Gaumont (as it was then) with my brother in about 1980.I believe they are still touring!
yup I saw them at Sonisphere last yearPurveyor of sonic doom
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Clever Pun wrote:Steps @ Wembley arena 1999 something like that
that's some shame right thereredvee wrote:Time for my confession. My sins consist of Steps and All Saints, both in Birmingham NIA or NEC. The All Saints gig didn't cost me anything in effect as I bought 4 tickets for Bristol and sold them all making enough profit to pay for the ticket and coach travel to B'Ham. At the Steps concert I felt very old as the crowd consisted of sub 15 year old girls with embarrased parents.
you forget all the gay men as well... felt someone's plums
fixed that for you,0 -
Ceine Dion
Blame the wife....0 -
Clever Pun wrote:timb64 wrote:I confess to seeing:
at Ipswich Gaumont (as it was then) with my brother in about 1980.I believe they are still touring!
yup I saw them at Sonisphere last year0 -
bagpusscp wrote:After fessing up to Boney M
In order to regain street cred, in about 1978 I saw this crowd at Bligley Hall Stafford
The late Bon Scot was lead vocals 8)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98I85ceICRM
Things got worst when they played this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBXHZNSU ... re=related
After that the evening went down hill and there was BLOOD.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3wXkv1V ... re=related
Just chucked the Pc out the window should by Ok nowbagpuss0 -
antooony wrote:AC/DC...one of my lifes regrets is not seeing them with Bon Scott at the helm...you lucky lucky barstewards.....
Shamefull gigs....T'Pau....well I did kind of know them as I worked in a music shop where they used to come down and visit....and they were playing at a wedding of the keyboard player so it kind of doesn't count...does it???
Links should now work :!:
Here's one for the road........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqwFfGgLPzM&NR=1bagpuss0 -
PBo wrote:Clever Pun wrote:Steps @ Wembley arena 1999 something like that
that's some shame right thereredvee wrote:Time for my confession. My sins consist of Steps and All Saints, both in Birmingham NIA or NEC. The All Saints gig didn't cost me anything in effect as I bought 4 tickets for Bristol and sold them all making enough profit to pay for the ticket and coach travel to B'Ham. At the Steps concert I felt very old as the crowd consisted of sub 15 year old girls with embarrased parents.
you forget all the gay men as well... felt someone's plums
fixed that for you,
thought someone would pick up on that... I was sitting down and I could still see over the little kid standing on their chair in front of me
Oh I've seen Rolf Harris... twicePurveyor of sonic doom
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bagpusscp wrote:Here's one for the road........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqwFfGgLPzM&NR=1
Has to be one of the greatest opening guitar riffs of all time. Quality.0 -
Whilst at work .
Girls Aloud :shock: :oops:bagpuss0 -
Come on clear your soul this Monday morning.
This boss reminded me whilst in the pub last night we seen this chap :shock:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTJq72iV-VA
We had been given the tickets....Honestbagpuss0