AC/DC
Kiss
Led Zeppelin

I've seen just about everyone else I want to...and a buch I didn't

Led Zeppelin probably, or Kiss

without a doubt...
Tupac Shakur

I'd love to see nick cave and the bad seeds...I didn't catch them on this last tour and was very disappointed.

Andres Segovia. Without him, none of your favorite guitarists would ever have even thought to pick up a guitar, because it would still be looked down upon as a lowly peasant instrument.

:thumbsup:

Led Zeppelin
The Eagles
Van Halen

rage against the machine

the stooges.

i've seen iggy a few times & he throws a hell of a show, but he got the old drummer & guitarist back & brought on mike watt (firehose, minutemen) to fill in for the dead bass player.

by all accounts i've read, the show in detroit was awesome. hopefully that'll encourage them to do more........

Jimi Hendrix, Zeppelin, CSNY, SRV, maybe Simon and Garfunkel. Maybe the Eagles, too. Oh, and Miles Davis, Art Blakey, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, and several other Jazz greats.

YES. Good call. Incredible man.

I've seen

Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
The who
The Stones
Deep purple
Queen
Stevie Wonder
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Clapton
Beck
Grateful Dead

The list goes on-I must have seen at least 200 big name acts over the years,maybe more.

Would love to have seen

Elvis
Miles Davis
John Coltrane
Lenny Breau

Add to my "Saw at Work" list:

Sting
Rod Stewart
Dolly Parton
Shania Twain
Melissa Etheridge

I actually got to live this out last year. I've always loved Styx, and I got to see them a while ago live.

But not to break up the thread, I'd still like to see The Rolling Stones.

Led Zeppelin and The Beatles. That's about it. I'd pay infinitely more to see Zep than the Beatles, but I'd absolutely love to have been able to see both live, at the height of their careers.

man, i must have been on crack when I wrote that. One of my friends made the announcement tonight at dinner that she never saw the movie "Almost Famous" so we were forced to rent it and make her watch it with us tonight. This jogged my memory of so many other bands that I would have loved to see, like Simon and Garfunkel, The Who, Lynrd Skynyrd, and The Allman Brothers. This movie got me thinking about all those groups that my parents grew up with that I missed out on and it's putting me on this huge 60's and 70's kick now. Damn the man! hehe, j/k.

Another vote for Rage Against the Machine

ALL OF THE ABOVE!

g n r (original lineup)

nirvana

Doors
Hendrix
SUBLIME
Beastie Boys
U2

Eric Clapton
B.B. King
S.R.V.
Pantera
Kevin Gilbert/Toy Matinee
Johnny Cash
George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars
Jimi Hendrix
The Who
Rolling Stones
The Beatles
Rush

Kurt Cobain from Nirvana, 2 bad he is gone.

Old, old thread...but I was thinking of posting something similar, so I'll just dig this one up instead :)

I'd love to see Fleetwood Mac...they were touring when I was in high school, but my parents didn't want me to go (I later found out that my mom wanted to go, but didn't want me hanging around all the "druggies." O...kay.)

I'd also very much like to see Tom Petty and Jimmy Buffet. I caught the Eagles on the Hell Freezes Over tour, but hopefully I can see them again on one of their "farewell" tours.

Nirvana... wish I coulda been at Unplugged

Maynard
Gavin Rossdale - Bush
Radiohead

James Brown
Pink Floyd from the Animals tour
the Teardrop Explodes

Nirvana, RATM, Sublime, Hendrix.

Always wanted to see ZZ Top or Skynyrd Live

Definately would've wanted to see 2Pac live.
Others would be:
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Marley
Frank Sinatra

I saw him in concert when I was like four or so, but I don't really remember it, so I'd like to see Michael Jackson live. Though unfortunately, that'll probably never happen again since it'll be very hard for him to regain any kind of status in the music industry again :(

Nirvana
RATM
Sublime
The Clash
Social Distortion
The Ramones
Pantera

Bob Marley

Joe Satriani
ZZ Top
Stu Hamm
The Reverend Horton Heat