The "I Wish I Had The Chance To See Them In Concert" Thread

[Linderbee]

When I was 7, I remember I really, REALLY wanted to see the BAD tour in 87. It was the first concert I ever wanted to go to.

:sobbing quietly: I was a Sophomore. Ah, to be in my 20's again....

 

[dreamcastrocks]

:sobbing quietly: I was a Sophomore. Ah, to be in my 20's again....

You are only as old as you feel. That said, I feel about 45.

 

[Linderbee]

You are only as old as you look. That said, you look about 45.

That wasn't very nice at all!!!

 

[Jersey Girl]

Damn, I feel old!

Eh, age.

I love it when I realize that I have high school aged kids in my class and they weren't born until the 1990s!

I think I am cooler, smarter, happier, hotter and in better shape now at 35 than I have ever been in my entire life. (Well, I have definitely been hotter ... just wasn't smart or, actually, confident enough to realize it.)

Well, DCR was 5 when Wendy saw that concert...now I feel old!

Eh, only seven years younger. Seven years is nothing, unless you are married and then I'm told there's some itch involved or something.

 

[Linderbee]

Eh, age.

I love it when I realize that I have high school aged kids in my class and they weren't born until the 1990s!

Like my daughters?

sigh.

Let's face it...I'm "older" than you.

 

[KingLouieLouie]

Although these are all great choices, I think you left out my favorite.........Elvis baby!!!!

No comment on Elvis!

To add on.... don't know if I had mentioned these before:

1) Canned Heat (the '67-'70 line-up)
2) the Minutemen
3) Candlebox
4) Traffic
5) Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green era)

 

[phillycard]

The Doors, Marvin Gaye, and Curtis Mayfield.

 

[D-Dogg]

The Beatles, the Stones, the Dead and Cake.