dmccombe7

is there anyone left on your list

Seems a bit of a long shot but gonna try Simply Red

Quite a few i've never even heard of there @ead

Bryan Ferry

If answering more than once please wait till you've been answered wrong before re-guessing.

Spot on @Reggaebass By time i started going to concerts my musical tastes had moved on to Thin Lizzy and Rush etc Sadly i would loved to have seen the original Sweet with Brian Connelly. My current 70's Glam Rock covers band does quite a few of their 70's hits. Our drummer had lessons from Mick Tucker and also knows Steve Priest well from when they lived in same area. Dave

Saw him several times in Glasgow and have met him. (autograph hunting as a youngster) Dave

Again at my local venue in wishaw. Did the roadie thing for them to get their gear in. They were a weird lot. I was a fan until i met them. Don't touch my hair singer, bass player that couldn't see end of stage without his glasses and wouldn't wear them when playing, drummer who wouldn't let anyone touch his kit or even his drum cases when loading in. Guitarist that kept himself to himself. Only one that was spot on was Mark Stanway who was a true star and a gent and went for chips with us. Dave

Again saw him in my local venue in Wishaw 80's

Nope saw him at my local venue in Wishaw with his session band early 80's Altho i only stayed for first few songs in Glasgow Apollo and got bored. Not really my cup of tea at that time. Few yrs later i did get what he was doing and enjoyed his music. Probably because of Tony Levin.

Nope

My turn again. Gonna get more difficult as we go along but here goes. :- Whitesnake David Bowie Sweet Steve Hackett Frankie Miller Jack Bruce Iron Maiden Magnum Peter Gabriel Max Webster

Jeff Lynne's ELO

I'll go with Heavy Pettin Everything else is musical Dave

Your turn @TrevorR

No reactions available for me today ??? i've only just opened BC too. What's going on there. If your not fast. your last @TrevorR Hopefully someone else will get it cause i can't think of another 10 bands i've seen Dave

Oasis

Can't be many left now from your list @Reggaebass

I've got so many favs probably Time is my fav.

I can't remember but i still have the programme. I just remember a big plane flying over the arena. The wall slowly built up over the first few songs until Snowy white took over the guitar work at one point. Was just a fantastic show tho. here's set list Set one[edit] "In the Flesh?" "The Thin Ice" "Another Brick in the Wall (Part I)" "The Happiest Days of Our Lives" "Another Brick in the Wall (Part II)" "Mother" "Goodbye Blue Sky" "Empty Spaces" "What Shall We Do Now?" "Young Lust" "One of My Turns" "Don't Leave Me Now" "Another Brick in the Wall (Part III)" "The Last Few Bricks" "Goodbye Cruel World" Set two[edit] "Hey You" "Is There Anybody Out There?" "Nobody Home" "Vera" "Bring the Boys Back Home" "Comfortably Numb" "The Show Must Go On" "In the Flesh" "Run Like Hell" "Waiting for the Worms" "Stop" "The Trial" "Outside the Wall"

Was sad about him. They were a great band in their day.

I was very young. Lived in a tower block and they used to organise bus trip and nights out. We went as a family. My Dad was a big fan of his comedy and my mother enjoyed his singing and piano playing. Also saw Francie a Josie (Rikki Fulton) Good old Glesga humour. Dave

Was at that too. Quite a weekend for us travelled on overnight train with a carry out of beer and some sandwiches. Pub during day, sat in Hyde park sipping beer, concert at night, slept in Euston station in a safe area with olice ensuring pickpockets were kept at bay from the sleeping Scots. Very much appreciated by us all. Train home in morning. Quite an event. Dave

Gonna go with Haircut 100

@Reggaebass your turn now.