"yES , i MET YOUR FRIEND. In fact , I rode with him and the Bassist on a shuttle bus. The club hired a bus to pick people up at a couple of bars , and take them to the show , but , it was a new place , then , and they were advertising - challenged.…"
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What were your 3 most memorable or fave gigs you have seen?
Name your top 3 gigs you have attended...either local, or international acts...in the punk/new wave/garage genre.
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Permalink Reply by Tris Burns on -
tomorrow... well that's just some other time... Peace
Eppoh66 said:My 3 favourites, not in a specific order are (at this moment...)
- The Ramones at some festival in Belgium in around 1992 I think. Joey got in a fight with some asshole who threw a beer at him. He jumped into the audience en won!
- The False Prophets in the Melkweg in Amsterdam. It was a really weird, but also great show!
- The Mummies in Patronaat Haarlem. It was an unbelievebly good show! They rocked their asses of and played the roof off!
Ask me tomorow and I'll come up with a completely differend list... (maybe with Monstermagnet, the Kift, Mudhoney, Nirvana, NoMeansNo...)
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Permalink Reply by McVICKER on -
the buzzcocks..the ramones ...stiff little fingers ,go for it tour bristol uk,88
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Permalink Reply by Time For Tiffin on -
The Prisoners-100 Club eerrrrrr....early/mid 80's? (seem to remember one of the other band's were The Magic Roundabout)
The Playn Jayn-Psalter Lane/Sheffield eerrrrrr......... warm up for The Fleshtones.
The Ya Ya's-Faces/Sheffield early 80's.
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Permalink Reply by Critter Bug on -
Oh, my fave and memorable was the Cramps in 1980 in LA on Halloween, gold speedos was all I remember and excellent showmanship, loved Ivy. I was just 16, was great. I saw so many bands back then, but more memorable would be X, they were always good. Dead Kennedys too. Miss those days, wish I had a camera back then.
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Permalink Reply by John Paul Jackson on -
loved reading all these.
1. Iggy Pop in 2001. a small venue, too! Iggy commanded the energy in the entire place like Ive never seen before, he was like 54 years old or something...so animalistic and wild
2. Bad Brains in 2009, a truly out of this world experience, even though it was at a big festival. H.R. was in a trance and chanting things into the mic.He wore a white suit with a chest protector or a bullet proof vest or something.
3. Ian MacKaye, 2005 at this donations-only diy warehouse. Amy Farina played drums and Ian played electric guitar. He joked with us and talked, reminding us to appreciate the friendly diy scene we have in Jax,FL. I swear when they were done, everybody got in a single-file line to take turns shaking Ian's hand and having their own short chat with Ian. He talked with everyone of us, if not for a few seconds. I've never seen anything like that.
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Permalink Reply by Cherry Cannoli on -
Rocket From The Crypt at the Little Steve Underground Garage Halloween Show in NYC 2006(?)
The Demolition Doll Rods, Hot Snakes and Dan Sartain in 2005(?)
The Murder City Devils on the "In Name and Blood" tour
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