What bands have you seen?

[Tab]

I don't think I've seen that many, but thinking about it, perhaps I have...

Santana (two or three times, once 2nd row)
Talking Heads (twice)
B-52s (twice, once in a very small venue)
Taj Mahal
Eric Clapton
B.B. King
Rolling Stones
Bonnie Raitt
Fabulous Thunderbirds
Little Feat (not with Lowell George, alas)
Journey (ugh)
Andrew Bird
Johnny Winter
Lyle Lovett
Moody Blues (twice, once with a press pass(!))
Ray Charles
The Band

I know there's a few other big names out there, but that's all I can think of at the moment. May post (or re-edit) a follow-up)

[malta blue]

1. I can never remember them all...

Santana (2)
Dave Matthews (3)
Grateful Dead (68)
Rolling Stones (7)
CSN/CSNY (14)
Little Feat (4)
Steve Miller
BB King
Albert Collins (2)
Modern English
Guess Who
UB40
B-52s
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Soundgarden
Weezer (3)
Beck (2)
Black Uhuru
Steel Pulse
Peter Tosh
Phish (14)
Medeski, Martin & Wood (2)
Bob Dylan (3)
Eric Clapton (2)
Steve Ray Vaughn (the night he died)
Tito Puente
Pink Floyd (once in Caesarea in Israel)
Simon & Garfunkel (in Central Park)
Seal
Blind Melon
Smashing Pumpkins
Beastie Boys
Nine Inch Nails
Tool
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Vandals

OMG - My brain hurts and I have spent WAY TOO MUCH money on concerts....

I know there are more....

Oh - Tom Petty, Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, REM (how could I forget them), INXS, Go-Go's, Midnight Oil.....

[PeaceNikki]

5. You saw Stevie Ray Vaughan at Alpine Valley?

Nice.

[applegrove]

2. Heather Nova, U2, Bob Dillan, Madonna, The Back Doors, Dixie Chicks

and many others I cannot recall.

[TroglodyteScholar]

3. Saw Zappa Plays Zappa recently

Dweezil actually did Frank's music justice. Very fun show....

[Bennyboy]

15. Here is a proshot video of Zappa plays Zappa at Rothbury.....

From last week...http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VUIYYPUR Full length show. Great band.

[Bennyboy]

17. Hermans Hermits and the Who......

was my first concert. I ahve seen everyone in all genres since then. I ahve travelled to see Jazzfest for years. I saw the Grateful dead over 500 times. Dylan about 50. Santana over 100. Jimi, janis, CSNY,The Stones, led Zep, Pink Floyd,3 Beatles (not together)Muddy Watters, etc. Way too many. even reba mcentyre adn Garth Brooks.

[Ahpook]

34. Wow

I'd never wish my life away but that is quite a list of bands that i just couldn't see live:(

I still remember my older brothers getting ready to go see Zeppelin one evening. I think it was 78'ish.

They still talk of that show, among others.

[hobbit709]

4. Most of yours and more

Janis
Jimi
Argent
Commander Cody
Grateful Dead
More old blues musicians than you can shake a stick at
The Who(original)
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Jefferson Airplane
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Gram Parsons
Zappa

And tons more when I worked at Armadillo

[PeaceNikki]

6. Mine - these are just the ones I remember off the top of my head

Eric Clapton
Duran Duran
Tom Petty (x9)
Cheap Trick
Pink Floyd
Anthrax
Ozzy Osborne
Stevie Nicks
*Tone Loc
*Paula Abdul
*Was Not Was
*Information Society
*Milli Vanilli
Steve Winwood
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Violent Femmes (x4)
BoDeans
Pink Floyd
Don Henley
Peal Jam
Bo Diddley
Aerosmith
Guns N Roses
Whitesnake

*this was part of an MTV tour that my friend DRAGGED me to.

And I'll be seeing The Police on the 25th :bounce:

[Richardo]

7. Top of head:

Talking Heads
Police
Go-Gos
The Tubes (2)
The Who
Jethro Tull
Todd Rundgren + Utopia
George Harrison
Paul McCartney + Wings
Earth, Wind and Fire
Tower of Power (multiple)
Eagles
Paul Simon
Jimmy Buffet
Fleetwood Mac
Dire Straits
The Kinks
Leon Redbone
Chicago
Beach Boys

As you can tell, I pretty much stopped going to concerts in the early 90s.

[flvegan]

8. I couldn't possibly list them all, but the highlights were

Beastie Boys (5 or 6 times)
Rise Against (2)
Van Halen (OU812 tour, front row)
AC/DC
The Cult (twice, once w/backstage pass, too)
Faith No More (2)
Guns N Roses
Metallica
Pearl Jam
Neil Young
RHCP
Drive By Truckers
Limp Bizkit
Kidrock (twice, shut up)
NIN
Marilyn Manson
Stabbing Westward
Poison
Skid Row
Bon Jovi
Kiss (2)
Kevn Kinney (3)
NoFX
Henry Rollins

[sniffa]

9. Brief list, many not included

Run DMC
Kriss Kross
Right Said Fred
Markey Mark & Da Funky Bunch
Cypress Hill
House of Pain
Funkdoobiest
Letters To Cleo
Sam Black Church
Moby
Cocoa Brovaz
Redman
The Pharcyde
Busta Rhymes
The Fugees
Tribe Called Quest
Dar Williams
Green Day
Smashing Pumpkins
George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
The Breeders
Beastie Boys
Geggy Tah
NIN
David Bowie
Eminem
Snoop Dogg
Icecube
Xzihbit
Ziggy Marley
Sonic Youth
Hole

[jonnyblitz]

10. here's what i remember (been to quite a few festivals with many

bands so i am leaving lots out)

Earth Wind and Fire
Z.Z. Top
URiah Heep
Johnny Winter
Edgar Winter Group
Kiss
Joe Walsh
Alice Cooper
Genesis (before phil collins) and with Phil Collins in the 80's
Blue Oyster Cult
Quiet Riot
Queen
Bob Dylan
Chuck Berry
Cheap Trick
Yes
Roberta Flack
JOan Jett ( 3 or 4 times)
Grateful Dead (with Jerry, without Jerry, and all variations of) too many times to count
Pretenders about 5 times
gloria gaynor
village people
English Beat
Siouxsie and the Banshees (3 times)
B-52's twice
Circle Jerks
Berlin
the Romantics
Adam Ant
the Kinks
Stevie Ray Vaughn
The Culture Club
Cindi Lauper
The Bangles
Queen Latifah
Ziggy Marley twice
AC DC
Iggy Pop twice
Public Image Limited
the cramps
crosby still nash
crosby stills nash and young
neil young
Black Sabbath
Ozzy
Marilyn Manson about 5 times
Linkin Park
Disturbed twice
Godsmack
Tool twice
NIN twice
Queens if the Stone Age
Hatebreed
Korn
Allman Brothers about 5 times
Blondie
Sisters of Mercy
Bauhaus
Ministry twice
Revolting Cocks
Slayer
Hatebreed
Moby twice
David Bowie
famous DJ's , DJ IRene, Paul Oakenfold, Digweed, TIesto twice, Carl Cox twice, DIeselboy,junior vasquez
Busta RYhmes
NEw Order
the ORb
Social Distortion
Trey Anastasio
Crystal Waters
on edit: THe Smiths
J. Geils Band
Catherine Wheel
Toots and the Maytals
shitloads of reggae bands at 2 reggae sunplashes in southern CA and one reggae weekend in golden gate park in SF. the only
band i remember from any of these is Black Uhuru.

I am leaving out quite a few but this is what i can think of off the top of my head.

[Arugula Latte]

49. Damn! You saw the Smiths?!

*becomes overcome by extreme jealousy*

[CBGLuthier]

11. taking a stab

Alice Cooper (multiple)
Harry Chapin
Jethro Tull (multiple)
Kiss (don't ask)
Mountain Smoke (featuring a young Vince Gill)
Z.Z. Topp (the night Carter was elected)
Yes
Donovan
Steve Morse
Kansas
Meatloaf (premier tour before the album BAt Out of Hell really hit)
Pink Floyd (minus Waters)
Styx
Rare Earth
The Babies

One of the biggest regrets of my life was not seeing the Who the year before Moon died and I had an opportunity to go.

[MrScorpio]

12. Let's see

War
UB40
P-Funk
Ohio Player
Sly and Robbie and the Taxi Gang
Black Uhuru
Steel Pulse
General Public
Flora Purim
Tito Puente
The Whispers
Cheryl Lynn
Donald Byrd
Bobbi Humphrey
Kazumi Watanabe
Arrow
The Average White Band
Sugar Minot
Gregory Isaacs
Yellowman
Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers
Freddie McGregor
Maxi Priest
Bootsy Collins
Third World
The System
Kirk Whalum
Wynton Marsalis
Don Cherry

[EFerrari]

13. Bonnie Raitt used to tour with Jackson Browne. They were a good show.

The one I miss the most is Van Morrison. I used to see him every year in Berkeley. He used to show up right in time for my birthday in December. Damn. I miss him. :)

[Blue-Jay]

14. Jeez. I can't remember them all.

Dizzy Gillespie
World Saxophone Quartet (thrice)
James Moody
REM
B-52s
Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers
Dave Matthews Band (yeah, I know. Shut up)
Dave Brubeck
Van Halen
AC/DC
Slayer
Coco Taylor
Lonnie Brooks
Brecker Brothers
Stiff Little Fingers
Miami Sound Machine (not my idea)
SRV
Blues Traveler
Los Lonely Boys
War
James Taylor
The Corrs
Issac Stern
Itzhak Perlman
Yoyo Ma
János Starker
Motörhead
The Chieftains
The Cranberries
Barenaked Ladies
Steve Winwood
Richie Cole
Branford Marsalis
Wynton Marsalis
Ellis Marsalis
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
Ohio Players
Little Richard
Pat Metheny w/ Ornette Coleman
Primus
Rolling Stones
Fishbone
Reel Big Fish
Cypress Hill
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Soundgarden
Bonnie Raitt
Delbert McClinton
The Ramones
Jane's Addiction
Styx (HA!)
Siouxsie & the Banshees
NIN
Rage Against the Machine
Kiri te Kanawa
Jimmy Vaughn
Weird Al
Chuck Mangione
Dead Kennedys
Lou Reed
David Bowie (bonus: I also saw him when he was fronting Tin Machine)
Living Colour
The 8th Grade (Hi Paul!)


... and a ton of others that I'd post, but I'm tired of typing.

[DS1]

16. Overkill

Van Halen
Anthrax
Exodus
Pantera
Suicidial Tendencies
Megadeth
Judas Priest
Testament
Tool
Fishbone
Primus
Violent Femmes (while sitting as far away as possibly - hate them)
Metallica
Smashing Pumpkins



and the first three bars of Blind Melon *flee!*

[realisticphish]

18. Not a great list here, but i'm poor

Metallica
Les Claypool
Jane's Addiction
Audioslave
Queens of the Stone Age
Mudvayne
Deftones
The Donnas
Jurassic 5
Ministry
In Flames
Powerman 5000
Soulfly
A Perfect Circle


You can probably tell my age by the bands, though many of the bands i listen to aren't even around anymore

[Tuesday Afternoon]

19. jealous -- me. You saw Moody Blues, twice ?!!

and I can not even begin to list all the bands...

[Robeson]

20. A lot.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

31. I was soo0o0o0 tempted to say:

all of them ;)

as you can see I refrained...I was more jealous that Tab has seen the Moody Blues twice and I never got to see them once x(

[Rhiannon12866]

21. Okay, that's easy. Me:

The Beach Boys, numerous times, since that's my brother's favorite band
Bruce Springsteen, at my brother's college, terrific show, though I was deaf for a couple of days, LOL
And, as a kid:
Blood Sweat and Tears
Jose Feliciano
Arlo Guthrie and Judy Collins (same amazing show)
Peter, Paul and Mary, on a reunion tour, took my grandmother :-)
Barry Manilow (I know, my friends gave me crap about that one, but he put on a terrific show, also went with my brother.)
The Doobie Brothers
Carl Wilson
America, though that one got rained out...
Livingston Taylor, James' brother, was the pre-show for Springsteen
Also Bonnie Raitt, met her and got her autograph. :D
Men at Work (with nuxvomica)

Oh, and I also saw Taj Mahal, played at my college, also Tom Petty...

Obviously, it's been awhile... ;)

On edit, totally forgot, also saw Herman's Hermits, but Herman wasn't there :shrug:

[mokawanis]

22. A short list

Dylan
U2
Rolling Stones
Eric Clapton
David Bowie
Bob Marley
Lou Reed
Matthew Good
Richard Thompson
Sting
Steve Earle
John Mellancamp

[jumptheshadow]

23. A partial list

The Beatles (Toronto)
The Rolling Stones (3 times)
Mahavishnu Orchestra (4 times)
Frank Zappa
The Band
The Allman Brothers
The Beachboys
Jefferson Starship
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Country Joe & The Fish
James Taylor (3 times)
Carole King
Tina Turner
Bette Midler (2 times)
The Pointer Sisters
Pink Floyd
The Sex Pistols (First US concert)
Yes
Stevie Wonder
Bonnie Raitt
Melissa Etheridge
Todd Rundgren
KC and the Sunshine Band
Ozark Mountain Daredevils (3 times)

Last night: Bon Jovi in Central Park
The week after next: Mark Knopfler in Central Park
In August: Bob Dylan

[leftyclimber]

24. I'm envious you got to see Talking Heads.

Partial list (I can never remember them all)

Yes (x2)
King Crimson (Belew/Fripp)
BB King
Etta James
Jimmy Vaughan
Bonnie Raitt
Sting (but not the Police)
Bowie (Glass Spider Tour)
Duran Duran
Taj Mahal
Lou Rawls
The Temptations/The Four Tops (same ticket)
Fugazi
Cherry Poppin' Daddies (repeatedly while I was at the U. of Oregon)
Joshua Bell
Gidon Kremer
Leontyne Price
Nine Inch Nails/Perfect Circle (best to date)
K.T. Oslin
John Denver (2x)
Peter, Paul, and Mary
The Rankin Family
Natalie MacMaster
The Wailers
Curtis Salgado and the Stilettos
Robert Cray
The Crazy 8's
NRBQ
Merle Haggard
some weird progressive bands in Toronto whose names I couldn't remember if you paid me
Dar Williams
Joan Baez
Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
Charlie Musselwhite
Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians

and a few more I can't remember. I still need to see Tom Petty and Peter Gabriel, then I can stop going to concerts. They cost altogether too much.

[SKKY]

25. I've got a decent list...

Rod Stewart
Foreigner
John Prine
Bonnie Raitt
Duran Duran
Violent Femmes
REM
U2
Nine Inch Nails
Siouxie and the Banshees
Jane's Addiction
Living Colour
Butthole Surfers
Ice-T/Body Count
The Cult
Depeche Mode
Stabbing Westward
Live
The Prodigy
Meat Beat Manifesto
The Bangles
Mr. Mister
Kid Rock
Erasure
The Ramones
Utah Saints
Molly Hatchet

I'm sure there are more I'm missing.

[jonnyblitz]

32. you went to the first Lollapalooza, I see the lineup in your list.

i had tickets for the LA show and my ship decided to get underway to Seattle that day from our homeport in Long Beach. I had to get rid of my tickets. :(

[SKKY]

45. I DID!

At the World Music Theater in Chicago. PHENOMINAL SHOW!!!!! You were/are in the Military?

[pepperbear]

26. some shows i've seen

rush, grateful dead, laurie anderson, yes, genesis, paul mccartney, elvis costello, kinks, squeeze, jetrho tull, the band, bruce hornsby, little feat, the pretenders, iggy pop, mary chapin carpenter, shawn colvin, david bowie, stones, peter gabriel, camper van beethoven, 10,000 maniacs, sting, nirvana.

[nytemare]

27. A few

Peter Gabriel - Best show evah!
Sarah McLachlan - Once on her own, Twice with Lilith Fair
Sheryl Crow
Annie Lennox
Rolling Stones
Bonnie Raitt
Dixie Chicks
Natalie Merchant
Phil Collins
Cher
REO Speedwagon
Swingerhead
Cheap Trick
38 Special

[Initech]

28. Oh god tons of them:

Iron Maiden
Dream Theater
Tool
KMFDM
Opeth
Porcupine Tree
The Who
Foo Fighters
System Of A Down
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rage Against The Machine
Arcade Fire
The Decemberists
The Roots
Beck
Bob Dylan
Flogging Molly
Zappa Plays Zappa
George Clinton / Parliament / Funkadelic
Isis
Primus
Les Claypool
Cypress Hill
The Mars Volta
Muse
Queens Of The Stone Age
Radiohead
The Rolling Stones
Symphony X
Gnarls Barkley
The Flaming Lips

Going to later this year:

Gogol Bordello
Nine Inch Nails
The Racontuers
Radiohead

And a bunch of others.

[jonnyblitz]

35. my KMFDM show got cancelled. I wanted to see them badly. nt

[Initech]

38. I saw them on the WWIII tour, but I have heard they have gone drastically downhill.

[jonnyblitz]

40. i would liked to have seen them circa 1990 or so.

there are several videos on youtube of a show in dallas in 1990 when they warmed up for Ministry (the barbed wire fences on the stage tour)where they kick ass. what you said about them going down hill is the consensus.

[Bluzmann57]

29. A few of the hundreds

I am not kidding about the hundreds number. I'll go a few big timers here.
Rolling Stones
Lynyrd Skynyrd (original with Ronnie Van Zant)
T Rex
Loggins and Messina
Kiss
Aerosmith
Clapton (twice)
Neil Young
Bonnie Raitt
Mahogany Rush
Johnny Winter
SRV at Alpine Valley, here, and Cedar Rapids, IA
Fleetwood Mac before Stevie Nicks
Boston
J Geils Band
Sammy Hagar
Little Feat
Santana
Black Oak Arkansas. First rock concert.
Mason Proffitt
Jethro Tull on my 18th birthday
Tommy Bolin. The next to last performance of his life.
Ted Nugent
Styx
Kansas
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Flatt and Scruggs
John Lee Hooker
Muddy Waters
Maria Muldaur
ZZ Top
Bob Dylan
George Thorogood
Too many others to mention. I love music and have been doing this for a long time. I was raised by a man who played Bluegrass and West African originated music and he passed a love of all music along to his son. Long live The Blues! Long live Rock! Long live music!

[FarLeftRage]

30. Too numerous for me to remember...

So, I'll start off with:

All the bands that played at Woodstock - the original one in August, 1969...

The Ramones - 4 times
The Rolling Stones
Black Sabbath (their original line up w/ Ozzy) - w/ backstage passes
Blue Oyster Cult - w/ backstage passes
The Who - twice
The Call
Wall of Voodoo
Nick Lowe
Paul Carrack
Gram Parker
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Alice Cooper
Kiss
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
The Payolas
INXS
The Go-Gos
The Police
B-52's
Talking Heads
The Romantics
Pat Benatar
Devo
X
Black Flag
Blackfoot
David Bowie (with backstage passes)
Duran Duran
The Turtles
Gary Puckett & the Union Gap
The Association
Spanky and Our Gang
Modern English
Cyndi Lauper
The Psychedelic Furs
The Del Fuegos
REM
Let's Active
Billy Idol
Arlo Guthrie - Twice
Donna The Buffalo
Jimmy Buffet
The Tubes

And quite a few more that I just can't think of at the moment...

Huey Lewis & the News
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
John Hiatt
Suzanne Vega

[SoxFan]

33. Probably forgot someone, but here you go

Acts signed to a major label or a nationally distributed indie label...

U2
The Kinks
The Animals
REM
Rush
Waterboys
Concrete Blonde
Sidewinders
Steve Wynn
The Three O'Clock
dBs
Winter Hours
Chaka Khan
Greg Allman
Smash Palace
The Reducers
Neighborhoods
Scruffy the Cat
Offspring
Violent Femmes
Smithereens
Lemonheads
Eve's Plumb
Possum Dixon
Deadeye Dick
Cowboy Mouth
Lone Justice
Rubyhorse
Steve Earle
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Dwight Yoakum
Danni Leigh
Cheap Trick
Ratt
Twisted Sister
Lita Ford
Bryan Adams
The Stompers
Jon Butcher Axis
Joe Perry Project
Roger McGuinn
Joan Baez
Drivin' n' Cryin'
Better Than Ezra
Neville Brothers
Wynton Marsallis
Gin Blossoms
Spin Doctors
Neil Young
Bottle Rockets
Reba McIntyre (my wife made me go! Really!)

[HughBeaumont]

36. Here goes nothing . . .

There's no way I'm alphabetizing this.

Rollins Band (5x), Nine Inch Nails (3x), The B-52s, Pearl Jam (2x), Rush (2x), D.R.I. (2x), Neurosis (4x), Butthole Surfers (2x), Jesus Lizard (2x), Melvins (5x), Jello Biafra, Fantomas, Tomahawk, Mastodon (9x), Bronx (2x) (ecch), Korn (2x) (eccch), Integrity, godspeed you! black emperor, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum (5x), Stinking Lizaveta, Mushroomhead (2x) (ecccch), GWAR (5x), Opeth, Fear Before the March of Flames, Devildriver, A Life Once Lost, Clutch (5x), Anthrax (6x), Big Business (2x), Dalek (2x), Laaz Rockit, Savatage, Testament (4x), Nuclear Assault (4x), Forbidden (3x), D.B.C., A Tribe Called Quest, Run-DMC, Bad Religion (2x), S.O.D. (4x), M.O.D., Ludichrist, Scatterbrain (2x), High on Fire (9x), Helmet (4x), Faith No More, Mr. Bungle (4x), Primus (7x), Morbid Angel, Carcass, Death, Cannibal Corpse (2x), Nile (2x), Anal Blast, Brutal Truth (3x), Cathedral, Agony Column, deadhorse, Mighty Mighty BossTones (4x), Melt Banana (2x), Psyopus, Rob Zombie (dude, stick to making movies, PLEASE), White Zombie (2x), Pestilence, Children of Bodom, Thine Eyes Bleed, Viogression, Lamb of God (2x), First three Lollapaloozas, so all of those bands (Lush, Siouxie and the Banshees, Ministry, Dinosaur Jr, Jesus and Mary Chain, Alice in Chains, Babes in Toyland, Rage against the Machine, Tool, etc), Napalm Death (7x), Today is the Day (2x), Bongzilla (2x), Forced Entry (3x), Keelhaul (4x), Pelican, Trevor Dunn's Trio Convulsant, Fear Factory (2x), Sacred Reich (3x), Death Angel, Metallica, Queensryche, Iron Maiden (2x), Yes, KISS, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen (3 songs during a John Kerry rally in Cleveland, so not really), Jane's Addiction (2x), Queens of the Stone Age, Deftones, Quicksand (2x), Godflesh, Isis, Coal Chamber (2x), Type O Negative (4x), Slayer (6x), Agnostic Front (7x), Tub Ring (8x), Dillinger Escape Plan (6x), Snapcase (3x), Hatebreed (4x), Earth Crisis (4x), Machine Head (4x), Vio-Lence, Defiance, Chimaira, CIV, AFI (pre-goth period), Sick of it All (7x), Misfits (2x), System of a Down (4x), Mars Volta, Hella, Six Finger Satellite, Mike Watt, Spudmonsters (4x), Hatrix (2x), Devastation, Atheist, Candlemass, Blood for Blood, Bad Brains, Candiria (4x), Ice-T/Body Count (2x), Living Colour (2x), Urban Dance Squad, Young Gods, Old Lady Drivers, Bloodlet, Demolition Hammer, Dysrhythmia, Cephalic Carnage (4x), All Out War, Hard Corps, Enslaved, Macabre (3x), The Crown, Unearth (2x), Fishbone (3x), Biohazard (2x), Madball (2x), Sausage, James Brown, Mary Wells, Atrophy, Flotsam & Jetsam, Sepultura (2x), Soulfly, Black Dice, Wrathchild America, Annihilator, Less Than Jake (2x), The Descendants, Social Distortion, Nasty Savage, Godhead, Limp Bizkit (ecccch), Hole (worst live act I've ever seen, period. And I've seen Limp Bizkit live), Marilyn Manson (pffft), Slipknot (DOUBLE Pfffft), The Mentors, Mong Hang, Boulder, Internal Bleeding, Scorn, Pigface (2x), Soundgarden (2x), Battles, Lightning Bolt, Job For a Cowboy, Gojira, Beneath The Massacre, Explosions in the Sky, Lichens, Van Halen . . . and that's all I can remember right now . . .

[LeftyFingerPop]

37. Here's mine...

The Grateful Dead
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Little Feat
The Band
Frank Zappa
Sting
Steve Miller Band
10,000 Maniacs
Stevie Wonder
Elton John
Bob Dylan
Natale Merchant
Johnny Winter
Edgar Winter
Humble Pie
Heart
The Beach Boys
Phil Lesh and Friends
Jerry Garcia Band
Ratdog
Les Claypool
David Grisman
Hot Tuna
Elvis Presley
Tony Bennett
Roberta Flack
Neil Diamond
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Chicago
Alice Cooper
Jethro Tull
The Doobie Brothers
Foghat
Foreigner
Loverboy
Jackson Browne
Kansas
Styx
REO Speedwagon
Savoy Brown
The 5th Dimension
Three Dog Night
Yes
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Santana
J. Geils Band
Rick Derringer
Sammy Hagar
Bruce Hornsby and the Range
Robert Hunter

[mopinko]

39. i forget. but my alderman

has seen bruce springsteen 22 times. :shrug: he is a nice guy, anyway.

[bbernardini]

41. My list, copied from the spreadsheet I made to keep track of this...

If I've seen an artist more than once, the number of times is indicated in parentheses.

4 Way Street (2x)
65daysofstatic
Air Supply (2x)
Alice In Chains
Arrested Development
A's, The
Asia (2x)
Atom and His Package
Bad Religion (3x)
Barenaked Ladies (6x)
Beastie Boys, The
Belzer, Richard
Bern, Dan
Berry, Chuck
Big Wu, The
Billy Bragg
Bland, Bobby "Blue"
Blondie
Blue Oyster Cult
Boggia, Jim (11x)
Bonham
Boredoms, The
Boss Hog
Breeders, The
Brooks, Garth
Brown, Clarence "Gatemouth"
Buffett, Jimmy (2x)
Cafferty, John (2x)
California Guitar Trio
Carpenter, Mary Chapin (3x)
Cave, Nick
Cheap Trick (6x)
Clapton, Eric
Clinton, George (2x)
Conwell, Tommy
Cross, Christopher
CSNY
Cure, The (2x)
Davis, Miles
Davis, Stuart (2x)
Dead, The
DeYoung, Dennis
Dinosaur Jr.
Dogbowl
Dogbowl & Kramer
Dream Theater
ELP
Entwistle, John
Everly Brothers, The
Ferguson, Maynard (3x)
Fishbone
Flaming Lips, The
Flock Of Seagulls, A
Fogelberg, Dan (2x)
Frampton, Peter
Francis, John
Fripp, Robert
Front 242
Geggy Tah
Genesis
God Street Wine
Hall, John S. (2x)
Hooters, The (4x)
Hornsby, Bruce (3x)
Idle, Eric
Idol, Billy
Indigo Girls (2x)
Indigo Girls
Isle Of Q
Jackson, Joe (3x)
Jethro Tull
Joel, Billy (2x)
Jones, John Paul
Journey (2x)
Kansas
Keb Mo
Keillor, Garrison
Kelly, Sean
Keneally, Mike (9x)
Killers, The
King Crimson
King Missile
King, B.B. (3x)
Kramer
Krauss, Alison
L7
Lauper, Cyndi
Lightman, Toby
MacLean, Don
Manilow, Barry
Martin, Charlotte
Mason, Dave
Matthews, Dave
McCartney, Paul
Meat Loaf (3x)
Meridian Arts Ensemble
Metheny/DeJohnette/Hancock/Holland
Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The
Missing Persons
Monkees, The
Moody Blues (2x)
Moore, Michael
Mould, Bob (2x)
Moxy Fruvous (2x)
Navigators
Negativland
Nelson, Willie
Other Ones, The
Oysterhead
Paleface
Pauley, Mieka (5x)
Petruzzelli, Jon
Phish
Pink Floyd
Police, The
Porcupine Tree
Primus
Project/Object
Rage Against The Machine
Ramones, The
Rebirth Brass Band
REO Speedwagon
Rock and Hyde
Rollins, Henry (2x)
Rundgren, Todd (9x)
Rush (2x)
Samples, The (5x)
Saw Doctors, The (3x)
Sha-Na-Na
Simon and Garfunkel
Skaggs, Ricky
Skeleton Crew
Skolnick, Alex
Smashing Pumpkins
Smith, Mindy
Southern Culture On The Skids
Sponge
Springfield, Rick (3x)
Starr, Ringo
Status Quo
Strangefolk
Styx (2x)
Subdudes
Take 6
Teenage Fanclub
Tenacious D
Tin Ear
They Might Be Giants (3x)
Tool
Toto
Tribe Called Quest, A
Trout Fishing In America (6x)
Tubes, The (2x)
Twinemen
U2
Vai, Steve
Waite, John
Wakeman, Rick
Was (Not Was)
Waters, Roger
Who, The
Wilson, Brian
Yankovic, "Weird Al"
Yearwood, Trisha
Yes (3x)
Z

[HamstersFromHell]

42. I'll try to get into the wayback machine and remember...

B.B. King
Lonnie Brooks
Koko Taylor
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Johnny Winter and White Trash
Edgar Winter Group
Journey (pre Steve Perry, when they rocked)
Aerosmith (2)
James Gang (2)
ZZ Top (6)
Leon Russell
Leon Redbone
REO Speedwagon (2)
Pink Floyd (2)
Allman Brothers Band (3)
Marshall Tucker Band (3)
Lynyrd Skynyrd (6+, they used to be a bar band and I saw them frequently ages ago)
The Outlaws (2)
Heart
Led Zeppelin
Electric Light Orchestra (2)
Emerson, Lake and Palmer (3)
Yes (4, both Wakeman and Moraz)
Rick Wakeman
Peter Frampton
Gary Wright
Billy Joel
Frank Zappa
38 Special
Molly Hatchet (3)
The Who
Toots and the Maytals
Steve Winwood
Doobie Brothers (3)
Alice Cooper (5)
Davie Bowie (Ziggy Stardust tour...wowza, what a show)
Eagles
Jimmy Buffett
Jethro Tull (4)
Kiss
Steely Dan
Queen
Blue Oyster Cult (2)
Black Sabbath
Black Oak Arkansas
Styx
John Prine (2)
Average White Band
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Charlie Daniels Band (Multiple Volunteer Jams)
Wet Willie
The Police
Adrian Belew Band
Robert Cray
Etta James
Foreigner
Genesis (2 - 1 each before and during Phil Collins' time there)
Boston
Isis
Ted Nugent
Ursa Major
Captain Beefheart
America
Climax Blues Band
Jeff Beck
Jan Hammer Group
Mannheim Steamroller (3)
Trans Siberian Orchestra
Uriah Heep
Dr. Hook
Robin Trower
Steppenwolf
Dr. John
Blackfoot
Foghat
Grand Funk Railroad
Henry Gross
Little River Band
Night Ranger
Rush

and a ton more I can't remember...I lived for concerts when I was a teenager.

[chiffon]

43. Dave Matthews, Marilyn Manson, Mettallica, Guns & Roses,

Sound Garden, Seven Dust, Skid Row, Lyle Lovett and Johnny Hiatt, Tina Turner, Shawn Mullins (3 times), George Clinton, Parliament, Chaka Kahn, The Temprees, Matchbox, Smashing Pumpkins,

For now, that is\what I remember.

[siouxsiecreamcheese]

44. I think I can name them all..

Screaming Trees
Sex Pistols
Iggy Pop
Soul Asylum
Spin Doctors
Stabbing Westward (4x)
Gravity Kills
Nin
Marilyn Manson
Garbage
Audioslave
Offspring
Chicago
Willie Nelson
Hall & Oates
Sponge
Rev Horton Heat
Muse
Bloodhound Gang
Placebo
Local H
Perfect Circle
Christian Death
Insane Clown Posse (countless times lol)
Pro-Pain
Blink 182
Bad Religion
Eminem
Violent Femmes
Stained
Linkin Park
Korn
Filter
Nitzerebb
Twizted
Ministry
Prick
I'm sure theres more, I just have to think about it

[SacredCow]

46. Let's see....

There are others, but I'm drawing a blank right now...

REM
U2
Def Leppard
Hoodoo Gurus
The Sundays
Gladys Knight
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Jimmy Buffett
Hootie & the Blowfish
Ice-T and Body Count
Alex Chilton

Recently saw these at the True Colors concert in DC:
B-52's
Cyndi Lauper
Regina Spektor
Tegan and Sara

[redqueen]

47. I want to see Andrew Bird.

I've seen:

Jefferson Starship
38 Special
The Moody Blues
CSN / CSNY
The Smiths
Joe Walsh
The Ramones
AC/DC (post-Scott)
The Police
David Bowie
Pink Floyd (w/o Waters)
Robert Plant
Tool
Sunset Rubdown
The Toadies
Mogwai
Radiohead


Many more that I forget just now...

[Burma Jones]

48. In Approximate Chronoloical Order, as many as I remember

Sly and the Family Stone
Alice Cooper*
Chicago*
The Supremes
Blood, Sweat and Tears*
Seals and Crofts
Chuck Berry
Jerry Lee Lewis
Emerson Lake and Palmer*
Frank Zappa*
John Lennon
Yes*
Miles Davis
Dizzy Gillespie
George Harrison
Jethro Tull*
Maynard Ferguson*
Paul McCartney and Wings*
The Rolling Stones*
Little Feat (during the Waiting for Columbus dates)*
Chuck Mangione*
Pink Floyd*
Peter, Paul and Mary
Arlo Guthrie
Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band
George Thorogood
Bruce Springsteen
The Allman Brothers
Bob Dylan*
Muddy Waters
Renaissance
The Beach Boys*
Happy The Man
The Grateful Dead*
The Sex Pistols
Asleep at the Wheel
The Ramones*
Luther Allison
Talking Heads
Lou Reed
Los Lobos*
The Dixie Dregs
David Bowie
The Jerry Garcia Band*
Flo and Eddie
Holly Near
BB King*
KoKo Taylor*
Son Seals*
The Who*
Men At Work
Blotto
David Bromberg*
Paul Simon*
Leo Kottke*
REM
Fugazi*
Camper van Beethoven*
Slickee Boys*
Minor Threat*
The Pogues*
Brian Wilson
Rasputina
Squeeze
The Polyphonic Spree*


* - Multiple Shows in various years

[old mark]

50. I'll try to remember some of the bigs

Alman Brothers - (2x) absolutely the best live band.
Jefferson Starship - OK
Alice Cooper - fun show
Canned Heat - the first incarnation, with Alan and Bob - great drummer!!
Sun Ra's Cosmic Arkestra - superb in concert
BB King - My band opened for the King about 35 years ago
(He is still playing - I am not)

Albert King - live in SF in the late '70's great performance, got laid after.
Fairport Convention - one of the best live bands
John Mayall - with Mark/Almond - fine sound
Robert Frip - solo for 2 hours and it was great

I'm sure more will come to me later - like 3 AM.

mark

[auburngrad82]

51. Springsteen, REM, Doobie Bros, Blondie, Prince, Commodores, Hall and Oats

John Prine, Bruce Cockburn, Nancy Griffith, Wall of Voodoo, Dixie Dregs, Amazing Rhythm Aces, Eagles, Cheap Trick, Georgia Satellites, Ramones, The Clash, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Meatloaf, Frank Sinatra, Blackfoot- there are more but I can't remember them right now.

[fight4my3sons]

52. I saw moe. last night

Grateful Dead
Widespread Panic
Phish
Allman Brothers
the tours and bands that go with the above bands type of tours...

Bad Religion
Prodigy
Ramones
Rage Against the Machine
The Crystal Method
Dan Zanes
The Wailers
Ziggy Marley
Toots & the Maytals
Burning Spear
311
Wu-Tang
Arlo Guthrie
Santana
I know there's more, but I can't think of them.

I would love to see Fatboy Slim.

[MrCoffee]

53. There's no way I can remember them all...

Here's the best I can do

Radiohead
U2
Stevie Ray Vaughn
The Who
Flaming Lips x8
Pixies x2
Frank Black x7
The Breeders
Reverend Horton Heat x5
Pearl Jam x3
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Beastie Boys x2
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Mercury Rev
Soul Coughing
They Might Be Giants x2
Neil Young
Blind Melon
Violent Femmes
10,000 Maniacs
Tears for Fears
Crowded House
Liz Phair
Yo La Tengo x3
Beck x2
Sonic Youth x3
Jimmy Buffet
Moody Blues
Paul McCartney
The Monkees
Chuck Prophet
Josh Ritter
Willie Nelson
George Clinton and the P-Funk All Stars
Ziggy Marley
B-52s
Barenaked Ladies
Black Crowes
Camper Van Beethoven (ok, it was Cracker, but still...)
Guns N' Roses
Metallica
Lucinda Williams
Luscious Jackson
Melissa Etheridge
Prince
Rufus Wainwright
Jesus and Mary Chain
Mazzy Star
Magnapop
Belly
Hole
Butthole Surfers
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Medeski Martin & Wood
Smashing Pumpkins
Cypress Hill
Green Day
Fishbone
The Ramones
Steve Earle
Robert Earl Keen
Pat Green
Primus
King Missile
Moby