Three Bands/Artists You Regret Never Seeing In Concert

[RatBastard]

I am listing only performers that I easily could have seen perform.  Picked the first three that i thought of.

FZ
RATM
Johnny Cash

[Hatch, guerrilla-poserll|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

The Clash
The Replacements (although looks like it might be a possibility)
Van Halen

[Yada]

I am listing only performers that I easily could have seen perform.  Picked the first three that i thought of.

FZ
RATM
Johnny Cash

Are these meant to be bands that I could see and just haven't yet or bands from a different generation that due to my age I missed the boat?

[James Ford]

Billie Holliday
Hank Williams
John Coltrane

[RatBastard]

I am listing only performers that I easily could have seen perform.  Picked the first three that i thought of.

FZ
RATM
Johnny Cash

Are these meant to be bands that I could see and just haven't yet or bands from a different generation that due to my age I missed the boat?

My concept was actually neither, moreso I was listing bands that I had least theoretically had the opportunity to see but because of death or band break up will never see. 

[Yada]

I am listing only performers that I easily could have seen perform.  Picked the first three that i thought of.

FZ
RATM
Johnny Cash

Are these meant to be bands that I could see and just haven't yet or bands from a different generation that due to my age I missed the boat?

My concept was actually neither, moreso I was listing bands that I had least theoretically had the opportunity to see but because of death or band break up will never see. 

Gotcha... well, if a band is still playing or has been playing in the past 20 years, I've probably seen most that I've wanted to see. Due to my youth and good looks, I've missed dozens of bands from the 50's through the 70's.

[RatBastard]

I am listing only performers that I easily could have seen perform.  Picked the first three that i thought of.

FZ
RATM
Johnny Cash

Are these meant to be bands that I could see and just haven't yet or bands from a different generation that due to my age I missed the boat?

My concept was actually neither, moreso I was listing bands that I had least theoretically had the opportunity to see but because of death or band break up will never see. 

Gotcha... well, if a band is still playing or has been playing in the past 20 years, I've probably seen most that I've wanted to see. Due to my youth and good looks, I've missed dozens of bands from the 50's through the 70's.

My first concert ever was Crosby Stills Nash and Young at Foreman Field (ODU) in the 70s, that is if you don't count a Barbie Benton right to life concert at the Lincoln Memorial when I was still sentenced to catholic school so I could have probably seen most of the 50s - 70s acts, but you do have me on the good looking part.

[Cock Van Der Palm]

Clash
Bob Marley
Led Zeppelin (maybe)

[i am gay and i like cats]

rem
the knife
grateful dead (with jerry)

[Yada]

rem
the knife
grateful dead (with jerry)

Obviously, brah... why else would you see the Dead?

Definitely on my list as well or some late 70's JGB.

[atomic]

1) Smiths - 1986 was outside George Washington and the cheapest ticket anyone was selling was 35 bucks and I thought it was too much.

2) U2 - 1984 went to ticketmaster at the end of the day instead of the in the morning when they played Constitution Hall.  If I went first thing I would have gotten tickets.  Tickets to expensive these days. 

3) Minor Threat - They broke up right before I got into hardcore.

[lagas]

Bowie

[hutch]

Sinatra
Garcia
Domino (I tried.. he bailed on Jazz Fest the year I went down)

[emmanuel]

I regret not seeing those in person but I'm not sure it would have been "top" concerts in their late years (well Joao is still alive of course)

Joao Gilberto
Johnny Cash
Serge Gainsbourg

The indie band (or musical experience in the last 15 years) that I most regret never seeing is Rachel's

and I guess nothing could beat Velvet Underground in 1967, although it is not like I could have been there.

[stevewizzle]

a couple of recent bands stick out to me... i've either had work commitments, travel, show conflicts, or simply i couldn't get tickets. hopefully i'll have another chance over the next few years to cross some of these off the list.

swans
the walkmen
radiohead
daft punk
the war on drugs