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Location: Michigan | If you could make up your own concert venue for yourself using only three acts
( Living or Deceased )
What would your lineup be ?
In what order would they play ?
Would it be an indoor event or outdoor?
This one is going to take some real thought.GWB
OK SlipKid we already know yours:
Roger Daltry & The Who
followed by
Pete Townsend & The Who
& then
THE WHO |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | Me, myself & I. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | 3 acts..??..U think I`m gonna unpack my gear for 3 acts..and what`s wrong with the WHO..what`s wrong with my generation..back in those days there were no drugproblems..it was cheap :D
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Location: Vermont USA | This is very hard but here goes.
1. B.B. King
2. Jeff Beck with Rod Stuart
3. Cream
Outdoors with today's sound systems.
Now that would be awesome.
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Location: south east Michigan | I'm gonna put some thought to this and just for kicks, I'm gonna leave out The Who. |
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Location: NJ | it would NEVER happen because these acts are so diverse but
Neil young
Richard Thompson
Steely Dan (classic lineup)
Oh yeah I would have to sit in with all of them |
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Location: NJ | Being that the definition of a "venue" is a PLACE,
I'd opt for something like this:
George Harrison
Robert Johnson
Andres Segovia |
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Location: PDX | Billie Holliday
Miles Davis Quintet
Bill Evans Trio
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Location: Marlton, NJ | This is a tough one...
I would want to see:
1) Stevie Ray Vaughn - I saw him once and have the ticket stub to prove it - but have absolutely no memory of it whatsoever! I would want to see him indoors in a small club setting.
2) Pink Floyd - probably the one band that I've always wanted to see but never have. They would be indoors in an arena setting - need room for the flying pigs!
3) Springsteen and the E Street Band - I would get to pick the songs though - pretty much anywhere.
The runners up - and pretty much a toss-up with #3 are Joe Jackson, The Who, TransSiberian Orchestra and Yes. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Paulcc1:
This is very hard but here goes.
1. B.B. King
2. Jeff Beck with Rod Stuart
3. Cream
Outdoors with today's sound systems.
Now that would be awesome.
Pauly Pauly, I went to HOG's 20th Anniversary private party in 2003 in Wisconsin at the fairgrounds north of the city where, believe it or not, Jeff Beck opened for BB King. BB King was late by an hour, so Jeff Beck continued to play. I think he had a drummer and bass, but nobody paid them much attention. After two full hours of Beck, BB King pulls up in his big black motorhome, parks right alongside the stage, jumps out with guitar in hand, walks up onto the stage, sits downs, then plays non-stop for the next three hours. It ended up being about a five hour concert. By the end, there were maybe only 200 folks left on the grass, and about a dozen of us went up and shook his hand afterwards. What a blast. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I was careful not to look at any of the lists already posted.
Here is my WHO-less list. I bet ya didn't think I could do that.
Man.. so many shows through the years. I picked the two opening acts on the basis of just having a plain old good time.
Let's open up with "The Presidents of the United States of America". "Peaches", "Dune Buggy", "Lump", ... one of the most fun, high enery concerts I have ever been to.
Filling the #2 spot is the hardest. Seger? Yes? Tull? Zepplin? Rod Stewert?
Based on just having a good time, I'll go with Alice Cooper (circa 1972). High energy... good tunes.. classic showmanship. A true inovator.
For the main act... who else.. The Beatles (from the Apple rooftop concert era.
Oh oh!!! I just thought of something.
I would have all 3 band each cover 4 WHO tunes.
There ya go.
Life is good. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Kraftwerk
Tonto's Expanding Headband
Tangerine Dream |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | What would your lineup be?
Louis Armstrong
Hank Williams, Jr.
Linda Ronstadt (When she was cute)
In what order would they play?
See above.
Would it be an indoor event or outdoor?
Indoor, small venue
This one is going to take some real thought.
Well, some thought. |
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Location: NJ | ". . Linda Ronstadt (When she was cute) . ."
I'm assuming y'mean BEFORE she blew up and ate that MilkDud offa' Aaron Neville's face?? . . . |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Well, I'm in a bluesy mood...
John Lee Hooker
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Luther Allison
Outdoors someplace small with no noise ordinance or curfew. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | How about a personal tour by Les Paul of his home studio and work bench followed by a demonstration of what it all does? |
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Location: NJ | They showed a good part of it (it's in Mahwah, NJ) on the recent PBS "American Masters" series . . . |
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Location: Tennessee | Venue: The Fillmore in SF, back when it could still be smoke-filled.
Line-Up: Derek and the Dominos, The Traveling Wilburys, The Rolling Stones (with Brian Jones, Mick Taylor AND Ron Wood), followed by an all-hands-on-deck two-hour encore and jam session. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Doug and the Slugs
Los Rastrillos
NRBQ (with Big Al Anderson)
At the Commodore in Vancouver.
(If Doug Bennett is unavailable due to still being dead,
substitute David Raven and The Escorts.) |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | The Allman Brothers with Duane
D&D with Duane
Lonnie Mack could open. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by Tupperware:
Kraftwerk
Tonto's Expanding Headband
Tangerine Dream I am shocked!
Never took you to be an old prog pych rocker! |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Spencer Davis Group
The Kinks
The Shadows |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | I agree with Beal: The Allman Brothers (Fillmore East vintage)
The Original Doobies
Wishbone Ash with special guest The Butterfield Blues Band |
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Location: Vermont USA | ProfessorBB Did Beck play with B.B.
Pauly |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Tim Quote "I agree with Beal: The Allman Brothers (Fillmore East vintage)
The Original Doobies
Wishbone Ash with special guest The Butterfield Blues Band"
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Hey that`s four....in a cheating mood are we Tim :)
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Make Your Own Personal Concert Venue
