If you could go back in time, which concert would you go to?

[Fug]

Jethro Tull, A Passion Play Tour

May 29 1973 Kitchener Ontario, Canada. Kitchener Aud.

May 30 1973 Toronto, Maple Leaf Gardens

May 31 1973 Ottawa, Ottawa Civic Center

Jun 30 1973 Buffalo Aud.

Sept 6,13,14 1973 Detroit, Cobo Hall

 

[Gabble Ratchet]

Genesis, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour. I'd give anything to be able to see Peter Gabriel in not just his Foxtrot costume, but his Slipperman one as well. Despite The Lamb not being among my favourite albums, the visuals would have been spectacular and more than made up for it

 

[Aktivator]

Genesis, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour. I'd give anything to be able to see Peter Gabriel in not just his Foxtrot costume, but his Slipperman one as well. Despite The Lamb not being among my favourite albums, the visuals would have been spectacular and more than made up for it

damn how can I forget this tour. YEs very high on my list of concerts I wish I saw. I did see the Music Box (tribute band) do a great reinactment of the lamb tour!!!

 

[Džedaj]

It's pretty predictable from my avatar on which concert I would mostly go to, but I would aswell been satisfied if I visited any of that 60s Filmore auditorium concerts from those groovy psychedelic posters Wes Wilson made. Any Pink Floyd concert would make me extremely happy, too.

 

[aeroplane]

I wasn't born then but IIRC, Elvis Presley was supposed to do a show in Maine, but he died a few days before the show was supposed to have taken place. That'd be a show I wouldn't mind seeing, if he had lived long enough and I could go back in time.

 

[troggy]

The performances of many bands are part of our music mythology now

Mythology is right.

I'd go back and see Buddy Holly or something like that.

 

[kath]

Led Zeppelin Earls Court 1975...

yep.

 

[OzzyVanHalen]

 

[AboutAGirl]

I'd see Neil Young & Crazy Horse in '91.

 

[Death on Credit]

Bob Dylan - Manchester Free Trade Hall, May 17, 1966
Monterey Intenrational Pop Festival - 1967 (I always liked the idea of Monterey better than Woodstock)
The Rolling Stones - Anytime in 1972