Saw them twice with my Dad in the early 2000's. They had gone thru lineup changes galore, but Ian Anderson was still running around doing his thing, Martin Barre was the guitarist, and Doane Perry had been their drummer for MANY years. Both shows were really good. Interesting crowd too.

Shame that Anderson and Barre had some sort of falling out and now do their own thing separately.

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I was in Lake Geneva that weekend and decided not to go. D'oh

The Clash

'68-78 era WHO

Ziggy Stardust era Bowie

Bob Marley

I've yet to see U2 and Tool

Hendrix

Janis

Doors

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Lowell George era Little Feat

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Well this one's easy. Grateful Dead.

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Fare you well, fare you well
I love you more than words can tell
Listen to the river sing sweet songs
To rock my soul

Wolf People
Bowie
Buddy Rich

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An unjust law is no law at all--St. Augustine of Hippo

Cause tried and true
I see the light in you
Oh, can you dig in my soul?
Could you smell my whole...
life?--Gener and Deaner

Boston, with Brad Delp.

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Tom Petty

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I saw Tull a few times. Loved them. Something happened after 95 or so though where Anderson’s voices got very nasally/tinny. I wouldn’t bother again.

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If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.

Hands down Queen.
Husker Du
Soundgarden

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

Traffic
Montrose
Chicago, terry kath era

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"I give you my word as a Biden"

the doors would've been fun. never saw Nirvana or original Alice In Chains lineup.

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@audioidkid

Pink Floyd

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Saw Tull at Northwestern in the 70's. Good memories of that.
Saw Tom Petty at Wrigley a few months before he died. That show far exceeded my expectations.

Wish list is the usual suspects:
Dead
Floyd
Stones
Zep

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"I honestly don't see a good bet on the board here."

I was at 2 of their last 3 shows, including the last one. Jerry was really really bad. Pre 1990 Dead is what you are dreaming about.

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Yep, only time I saw them was 6/18/1993....I love the Grateful Dead, but this show was very underwhelming.

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Me too. I was pretty young and didn’t know who he was and was there for Clapton. Went with my older siblings. I also saw Jerry’s last show but that was more coincidence too as I was literally just there to party and not as a big fan.

Saw them at the first Lola. I have seen them since. They played a show at the Metro in the 90’s with Flea on bass. The surprise opener was Smashing Pumpkins. I missed that show because I was poor and I regret that greatly.


I have never seen GnR. I worked in the industry and have seen many bands but that is one I want to see. I would have killed to see the GnR, Metallica, Faith No. ore tour but the closest it came was Detroit.

I also have not seen Faith No More but I am planning this year at Tinley. Won’t be the same without Martin though. I have see. Tomahawk.

I’ve seen Bowie 5 times and you who missed him absolutely missed something. He was such a pro.

Johnny Cash

I saw Nirvana at Aragon in their last show in Chicago a couple months before Cobain's suicide. He did a stage dive about 10' from me.

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Lay off that whiskey and let that cocaine be.

When did you see them?

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Sex isn't dirty, sex isn't a crime. It's a loving act between two or more consenting adults.

-Hank Kingsley

Jawbreaker was the opener right?

Yeap

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RW5egTkcFQ

And now that I think about it, I saw the Flaming Lips at the Aragon as an opening act before they blew up. It was early 90s. Not sure who the headliner was. I saw several Material Issue concerts there. I saw Counting Crows too. Damn, this is making me fell old realizing this was nearly 30 years ago.

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Lay off that whiskey and let that cocaine be.

That was the one.

AiC was great. Weakest show was when they headlined Lollapalooza, but even that was still good.

A friend asked I wanted to go up to the last show. I passed.

I missed a chance to see the Ramones on the U of C campus in 79 because I was too stupid to just lie and say that I was going to stay overnight at a classmate' s home. I wouldn't have joined in, but I wouldn't minded seeing the orgy that allegedly took place at Ida Noyes Hall afterwards.

And yes, your list is a no doubter.

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There are only two examples of infinity: The universe and human stupidity and I'm not sure about the universe.

Joy Division
Sex Pistols
The Happy Mondays

Remember when he was on F Troop?

https://youtu.be/L2jgIQBzQZk

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Don't take it personally.

I once saw the Brian Setzer Orchestra at House of Blues, and I have to say the wall of sound that big band threw off the stage that night was truly unbelievable. They sounded great and it was a unique experience.

The Smiths
Ramones
Haircut 100
Sex Pistols
Led Zeppelin

In no particular order

Foo Fighters

Pink Floyd Animals tour