Yes, Iron Maiden puts on a wicked show.
Also: Bob Seger
The Stones
Guns n' Roses
I loved seeing Cher live a couple of years ago. She puts on an incredible show.
Best Concert You've Ever Seen Live
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Also: Bob Seger
The Stones
Guns n' Roses
I loved seeing Cher live a couple of years ago. She puts on an incredible show.
Rolling Stones - late '70's
Elton John - late '70's (way better than today, but still great now)
Green Day about 10 years ago
George Michael
B.B. King
Elton John - late '70's (way better than today, but still great now)
Green Day about 10 years ago
George Michael
B.B. King
James Brown at Barrymore's in Ottawa, early 80's, small venue..felt like a private concert.
Human Rights Now..Montreal 1988..Sprinsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Tracy Chapman... no need to say more.
Stevie Ray Vaughn National Arts Centre Aug 1984, opening act was Saints and Sinners..still rocking today.
Human Rights Now..Montreal 1988..Sprinsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Tracy Chapman... no need to say more.
Stevie Ray Vaughn National Arts Centre Aug 1984, opening act was Saints and Sinners..still rocking today.
Olivia Newton-John at the CNE in 1984. I still have the souvenir book.
Ruth B at Velvet Underground in Nov. 2017 and again at Yorkville in Nov. 2019.
Ruth B at Velvet Underground in Nov. 2017 and again at Yorkville in Nov. 2019.
September 1987, separatism raging in the streets of Montreal. You may be told to shut off your car radio if you drove down the street listening to CKGM English radio, because ............."dis is Keh-bec". I was 19 years old at the start of my second year at McGill University. Pink Floyd played at the Montreal Forum that September. It was a small venue (40,000 seats) I have also seen Pink Floyd at the Montreal Olympic Stadium, but nothing compares to a small venue. Pink Floyd always did a show in Montreal when they toured North America because Montreal is one of the places where they got their start in the 60s before they were known world wide.
Also Genesis promoting Wind & Wuthering in the 1970s
Peter Gabriel at the Skydome
The Shins & The Black Keys at the Molson Amphitheatre
Nazareth was a disappointment.
Queen at MLG, 3 tours : A Day at the Races, News of the World, Jazz
Supertramp, CNE, Breakfast in America tour
Billy Joel, ACC, about 3 years ago
Rush, CNE Grandstand, around the time All the world's a stage came out, just before they hit it big
And since I am an oldie.....Burton Cummings, a couple of years ago - combo of The Guess Who and his solo material, was fantastic
Supertramp, CNE, Breakfast in America tour
Billy Joel, ACC, about 3 years ago
Rush, CNE Grandstand, around the time All the world's a stage came out, just before they hit it big
And since I am an oldie.....Burton Cummings, a couple of years ago - combo of The Guess Who and his solo material, was fantastic
Seen way to many bands starting in the late 70s loved going to concerts whether it was small or very large festivals, even traveled or lived in other parts and went out. Being a musician I always loved to watch other bands but the greatest enjoyment was actually playing a gig with my band mates and friends whether paid or ad hoc. It was usually at these gigs that you ended up meeting other musicians and talking about the craft, some were cool and down to earth but others were assholes off stage.
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