"If you could see any band in history..." (1 Viewer)

[Zen Butler]

EASY---

Jefferson Airplane- Schuyler Hotel Rooftop or
Monterey Pop

 

[Rick Deschaine]

Definitely Hendrix..

but I would add Stevie Ray Vaughan at any Austin TX nightclub before he exploded on the national scene. That would have been unbelievable.

 

[RobertW]

saw them. not at the Pantages, but all the way across the country, in Portland, Maine. for three years it was the best show i'd ever seen. 20+ years later, it's still at #2.

my choice would probably be the Stones in 1969.

 

[Dan B]

Definitely would have loved to see The Who somewhere between '69-'76.

 

[Wayne McRae]

This is pretty sad, but I gotta go with Zeppelin, even though I saw them in Seattle in 77. My first road trip from Vancouver, 16 years old and guess what...yep, got too drunk and can barely remember the show. All I can clearly remember is No Quarter with lots of dry ice and it being very very loud. Oh well, I made up for it by seeing Page/Plant 3 times. I'd have to go with the Floyd for my second pick.

 

[ScottCHI]

zappa

 

[Eric Peterson]

1. Talking Heads - Remain in Light Tour
2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
3. Alice in Chains - Unplugged show for MTV (Actually any show, but that one specifically)

There are so many, but those are my current top three.

 

[Chris Brunner]

The Beatles (duh)

Queen + Freddie Mercury
(And, since I'm dreaming, front row to boot.)

C

 

[MichaelBA]

In the summer of 1980, we printed up thousands of T's for the upcoming Fall Zeppelin tour. I was gonna go. Then -- Bonham died....

At least I got to see VH with DLR in 1982.

Saw the reunited Mark II Purple in 1985, but I'm not fooling myself that it was the equivalent of 1972.

 

[Sami Kallio]

The Doors