What concert would you go to?

If you could go back in time, what concert would you go to? Disqualified are Woodstock (too damn obvious) and Altamont (too damn stupid).

I'm thinking Hendrix at Isle of Wight. Or perhaps the Beatles on the Roof.

Back in time? Kenny Loggins Live in the Redwoods or Simon & Garfunkel in Central Park.

Kind of a cool post. Thanks.

Hendrix at Berkley (one of his best performances) , Led -Zeppelin Sat night Earls Court London 75 , Kiss cobo hall Detroit 75 , Black Sabbath Olympia theatre Brussels 70 , any Pink Floyd Animals 77 !

Without a doubt... Guns and Roses 1988 at the Ritz

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Tiffanny in the 80s at the mall...
Metallica anywhere anytime

Nirvana in 1991, any venue
Ramones at CBGBs in 1975-76

Peter Frampton, San Francisco, 1975
Pink Floyd's The Wall perfromance, 1980
Led Zepplin, Madison Square Gardens, NYC, 1973
Ramones, CBGBs, NYC, 1975
Bruce Springsteen, Meadowlands, New Jersey, 1981
U2, Sun Devil Stadium, 1987

Without a doubt, Sept 1971 at the Coliseum in Houston, TX to see the Allman Brothers 3 weeks before Duane Allman was killed. Cheech & Chong opened for them. Best concert ever!

Sublime or nirvana

Band of Gypsys, "Live at the Filmore East" I love, "Who knows" and "Machine Gun" and while it may not classify as a concert, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Austin City Limits October 89 or any SRV performance for that matter.. Oh yeah, and speaking of the Beatles on the roof, would have loved to have been there for U2 on the roof "Where the Streets have no name" and even Billy Joel's from in the apartment "Matter of Trust"

Woodstock

To see again - one if the 1st or 2nd lolapalozzas.

Sublime or nirvana Originally Posted by Maci Lynn

Sublime, Hell yea!!!

The first show the Beatles did in America.
Or...one of Elvis' first ones.

Chuck E. Cheese and the Pizza Time Players. They've been together almost as long as the Rolling Stones and they look and sound just as sharp and fresh as when they started. Truly amazing.

Guns and roses 1992, Wuerzburg, gemany with Soundgarden as opening act