The Ramones

Rudyjax said:

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Van Halen with Eddie, Alex, Mike, and Sammy.

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Same

Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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The Ramones

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Small venue Ramones would be awesome. Especially if I was 18 again.

Rush. I'd trade all the Van Halen shows I saw (original lineup or w/Sammy) for 1 more Rush show. And I'd give my left nut to see SRV.

I would also give your left nut to see SRV.

I feel really lucky.

I saw Rush on the CA your in Houston and that was the last show before they got inducted into the RRHOF. In fact it was right before the announcement that they made it.

Then I saw them in Austin at the first CA when they came back after the induction. That was a hoot with everyone yelling "blah blah blah" at Alex.

Then I saw R40 in Houston on the final tour. Xanadu with double necks and I got the Red Barchetta set list. The first time I saw them they played Xanadu and the last time I saw them they played it. 30 plus years apart.

I would pay way more than I could afford to see them one more time.

Mathguy64 said:

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I feel really lucky.

I saw Rush on the CA your in Houston and that was the last show before they got inducted into the RRHOF. In fact it was right before the announcement that they made it.

Then I saw them in Austin at the first CA when they came back after the induction. That was a hoot with everyone yelling "blah blah blah" at Alex.

Then I saw R40 in Houston on the final tour. Xanadu with double necks and I got the Red Barchetta set list. The first time I saw them they played Xanadu and the last time I saw them they played it. 30 plus years apart.

I would pay way more than I could afford to see them one more time.

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R40 in Houston got Camera Eye. Not Red Barchetta

This thread reminds me of the story my mom still likes to tell of the time she asked my dad to take her to see Elvis in concert in 1973. My Dad told her they could see him on his next tour but he didn't come back through Fresno before he died.

StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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The Ramones

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Small venue Ramones would be awesome. Especially if I was 18 again.

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It was circa 1977 at Armadillo World Headquarters over in Austin. It was loud for sure.

I was there. It was RB. At least that is what my fuzzy memory says.

Belton Ag said:

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This thread reminds me of the story my mom still likes to tell of the time she asked my dad to take her to see Elvis in concert in 1973. My Dad told her they could see him on his next tour and the next year he died.

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he died in '74? Didn't know that!

62strat said:

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Belton Ag said:

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This thread reminds me of the story my mom still likes to tell of the time she asked my dad to take her to see Elvis in concert in 1973. My Dad told her they could see him on his next tour and the next year he died.

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he died in '74? Didn't know that!

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No he died in 77. Need to edit that.

Mathguy64 said:

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I was there. It was RB. At least that is what my fuzzy memory says.

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I was also there. And disappointed we didn't get Red Barchetta or YYZ.

And Setlist.fm is wrong on this one.

maroon barchetta said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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I was there. It was RB. At least that is what my fuzzy memory says.

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I was also there. And disappointed we didn't get Red Barchetta or YYZ.

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https://www.rush.com/show/r40-live-houston/

Rush doesn't agree.

Geez. Looks like it was Red Barchetta!

Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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The Ramones

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Small venue Ramones would be awesome. Especially if I was 18 again.

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It was circa 1977 at Armadillo World Headquarters over in Austin. It was loud for sure.

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Thats Rocket to Russia Ramones. Nice.

LH Stringfield- I was at the same concert- Ramones- Armadillo World HQ- 1977.... There's no stoppin' the Cretins from hoppin'.

Philo B 93 said:

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62strat said:

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Philo B 93 said:

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Rat Ranch

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is that a Houston cover band from 20-25 years ago? Sounds familiar.

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Yes. They were the band with a vocalist who could sing Rush songs a little better than Geddy Lee. They were all over Houston and SE Texas in the 90s.

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Well, if we're doing this, put me down for another Peeping Tom show at The Tap.

Belton Ag said:

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This thread reminds me of the story my mom still likes to tell of the time she asked my dad to take her to see Elvis in concert in 1973. My Dad told her they could see him on his next tour but he didn't come back through Fresno before he died.

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Me and a bunch of buddies at A&M were big Blind Melon fans. We were very close to going to Houston to see them at Numbers but, at the last minute, decided we didn't want to make the drive. That Numbers show ended up being the last show they ever did (at least with Shannon Hoon). He was found dead on their bus a couple days later in NOLA.

I always wanted to see, but did not get a chance:, Queen fronted by Freddie and Alice in Chains fronted by Layne

Edit to add: STP fronted by Scott However I did see them w/ Chester B. Maybe a year after that Chester was gone too.

Jerry Jeff Walker. I'll bet I saw him a couple dozen times, including on his jazz tour which probably everyone in the building but me hated, but I'd sure love to see him again.

Joy Division with Ian Curtis.

The Replacements with Bob Stinson

The Misfits with Glen Danzig

The Pogues with Shane McGowan

I wish I could have seen Jimmy Buffett one more time.

Bubbles up.

I'd also like to see Pink Floyd again, Van Halen with Diamond Dave, and I would have liked to have seen Buck Owens.

The Chicken Ranch said:

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I'd also like to see Pink Floyd again, Van Halen with Diamond Dave, in 1982 or earlier, and I would have liked to have seen Buck Owens.

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FIFY

Van Halen
Rush
Tom Petty
ZZ Top with Dusty
Kid Rock with the midget.

Runaway winner for me is…..

Alice In Chains with Layne out front.

AGnBCS said:

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Fair to Midland

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Loved this band! I probably saw them half a dozen times in the BCS area and once more in Dallas around 2007 or 2008. First time I saw them was at Third Floor Cantina opening for Sevenfold (I think) sometime around 2004ish. I knew nothing about them before their set but ended up buying a shirt and a CD I was so impressed.

Gary Stewart
Vern Gosdin

Judas Priest

StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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The Ramones

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Small venue Ramones would be awesome. Especially if I was 18 again.

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It was circa 1977 at Armadillo World Headquarters over in Austin. It was loud for sure.

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Thats Rocket to Russia Ramones. Nice.

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One of the guys wore an A&M hoodie for the album photo. I tossed him an A&M beanie on the stage. A good ag...

INXS

Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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The Ramones

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Small venue Ramones would be awesome. Especially if I was 18 again.

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It was circa 1977 at Armadillo World Headquarters over in Austin. It was loud for sure.

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Thats Rocket to Russia Ramones. Nice.

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One of the guys wore an A&M hoodie for the album photo. I tossed him an A&M beanie on the stage. A good ag...

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Yes DeeDee. I remember this story now. Spyderman?

Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Leonard H. Stringfield said:

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The Ramones

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Small venue Ramones would be awesome. Especially if I was 18 again.

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It was circa 1977 at Armadillo World Headquarters over in Austin. It was loud for sure.

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Thats Rocket to Russia Ramones. Nice.

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One of the guys wore an A&M hoodie for the album photo. I tossed him an A&M beanie on the stage. A good ag...

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It's an Ol Sarge tshirt, not a hoodie. Still super cool.