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I`ll bet that was something the metallica/guns n roses thing

ooooh.. David Bowie "this is ground control to .."


and these guys I have loved for as long as I can remember

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Was anyone present when they closed the stock exchange by the way?

Folsom Prison Blues.

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Don't ever play with guns LOL.

I like Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath. Probably my favorite musical moment is when he went solo.

^ I saw Ozzy in 1993. He rocked.

^ Really!?

I would like to have seen him. The OzzMan cometh!!

^ I think it's still possible. He said he was retiring, on more than one occasion, but he still plays at Ozzfest every year, as far as I know.

..Time out..


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..and were back

..Just thought of another moment I have forgotten for a long time. Was at an Offspring concert at something called "Kampen Verksted" (gone now) in oslo in... must have been `94 or somewhere around there. That was special, because the place was tiny, it was only room for around 150-200 people or something, but there was around 300 there. So that was a real hassel, but the band played better than I have ever heard them since on cd. It was just great, what a drive and energy. And after the concert, someone stole the movie that someone had filmed of the show dont know if that ever appeared again, but that I would love to see. Great show. Anyone know if that film exists today?

If I dont remember wrong, a little unsure, it just started with a big, loud, "Hey man you know, I`m really ok..." and it just got better and better from there think that tune`s called "bad habbit" or something.

I think mine is a three way tie. I really liked George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers when I saw them back in 94. (Hard to believe it's been that long). They played far better live than in the studio. But then the best blues is played live. Second favorite was Lilith Fair in 99. That was so cool. Gotta see the Pretenders among lots of others. My third favorite was seeing Hot Hot Heat last summer. Unfortunately they were only the opening band, and they played a short set. They also played way better live than they do in the studio.

I love 70's music too
I would go back to Sex Pistols gigs that took place in 1976/1977 and to any David Bowie/Rolling Stones concert that took place in 1972.

Flaming Lips concert 2006. THey have the most fun stuff there, handing out glo-sticks and lazer pointers before they go on. Not to mention the numerous people in mascot costumes dancing on stage and tons of beach balls, balloons and confetti. Their music is fantastic live. Now if only primus would join the line up.

Grunge is still my favorite, but I am beginning to appreciate some of the early jazz and blues.

For me it'd be the birth of postpunk and gothic, so the late seventies and earliest moments of the eighties. Bela Lugosi's Dead (Bauhaus), Unknown Pleasures (Joy Division), the first Siouxsie album, ... The feeling of being part of a totally new form of art must have been beyond exciting, I doubt we'll ever live that again as most modern music seems to be recycled from older music.