Iron Maiden. Oh wait. Im seeing them June 22. But I didnt think they would come around again until i heard the news this week. But yeah I want to see Ozzy Osbourne with Randy Rhodes to. That is my favorite guitarist.
Iron Maiden. Oh wait. Im seeing them June 22. But I didnt think they would come around again until i heard the news this week. But yeah I want to see Ozzy Osbourne with Randy Rhodes to. That is my favorite guitarist.
Visible_ninja69
Are you seeing them with Dream Theater? I am seeing the last show in DC, waking up extra early Saturday to get tickets lol.
The Beatles, Grateful Dead, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Miles Davis, Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson, and Jimi Hendrix Experience were the first to come to mind.
Because it's in the realms of possibility but 99% chance of it not happening i'll go with the original GNR (I don't care if Matt Sorum drums though). All the members are alive and can still perform like they did in the past so if they could set aside all the differences there could easily be a tour.
Queen, I was born after they stopped performing live and before Freddie Mercury died. The only way I know how good they are live are from Youtube videos and live albums.
The denial! We've all been through it man. :P The last tour was called 'Wave Goodbye' - he's not coming back. Ninja-Bear
:roll: Aside from the fact that he has stated that he is recording some new material both Nine Inch Nails and not this year, their are images of him recording on the website, the tour tab is still up and he posted this on twitter like three days ago "Something very cool is coming out of the speakers! Had to tell somebody." Having been a fan for well over a decade, I'm afraid you have to learn that what Trent says and means often changes completely.
I saw the Manics 3 times with Ritchie, back in the heavy makeup Motown Junk – Gen Terrorist era – very faux punk! They were entertaining then for sure, but after the generation Terrorist album they got all serious and my interest in them wained. I hear the latest albums worth a butchers though…
poptart
I've always thought very fondly of The Holy Bible, Journal for Plague Lovers was more in that vein than Generation Terrorists. But still, having seen them without Richey and seen some of the existing footage with Richey you caught them in their prime in terms of performance.
i've never had the chance to see any of my fav bands in live and sounds like i never will,well..they don't play anywhere around iran ..but in an alternate reality i'd love to see these: velvet underground the crystal method the twilight sad the prodigy frontline assembly kraftwerk underworld the horrors white lies .. *sigh*:(
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