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Vespa GS cpfc 007 Back in Black 30 Jun 08 12.20am
Impossible to say the Best and my list is too long.. .......so i won't bore you. I don't need to sell my soul...he's already in me. Crystal Palace Supporters Club Adelaide Regiment
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Impossible to say the Best and my list is too long..

.......so i won't bore you.

I don't need to sell my soul...he's already in me.

Crystal Palace Supporters Club Adelaide Regiment

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Kermit8 Hevon 08 Jul 08 6.30pm
For sheer electric atmosphere it has to be a thirty-way tie between all the Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy gigs I saw between 81-84. For quality Iggy Pop in Brixton. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 08 Jul 08 6.30pm

For sheer electric atmosphere it has to be a thirty-way tie between all the Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy gigs I saw between 81-84. For quality Iggy Pop in Brixton.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Amazing36 Croydon 08 Jul 08 7.02pm
Michael Jackson - Bad Tour in the late eighties, went twice, he was awesome! Madness - FinsbuyPark - 1990 i think? Was f*cked outta my head and i cant remember much? Was a good day though!
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Croydon 08 Jul 08 7.02pm

Michael Jackson - Bad Tour in the late eighties, went twice, he was awesome!

Madness - FinsbuyPark - 1990 i think? Was f*cked outta my head and i cant remember much? Was a good day though!

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Dan... Running on bravado 06 Aug 08 1.45pm
The Horrors at Reading last year were absolutely f*ing insane. That's gotta be up there. The Cribs at the Astoria and Arctic Monkeys at Brixton Academy were also nothing short of a-f*ing-mazing. [Tweet Link]
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Running on bravado 06 Aug 08 1.45pm

The Horrors at Reading last year were absolutely f***ing insane. That's gotta be up there.

The Cribs at the Astoria and Arctic Monkeys at Brixton Academy were also nothing short of a-f***ing-mazing.

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Rgmonster Kingsteignton, Devon 16 Aug 10 8.28pm
Muse headlining at Reading Festival 2006! Awesome. Twitter.com/RednBlueRich
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Kingsteignton, Devon 16 Aug 10 8.28pm

Muse headlining at Reading Festival 2006! Awesome.

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 20 Aug 10 5.21am
Jean Michel Jarre in London Docklands in 1988 "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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Jean Michel Jarre in London Docklands in 1988

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crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 03 Sep 10 2.48pm
One of the funniest things I've ever seen at a live gig was in 1978 at what was then called the Music Machine in Camden. I was there as a guest of one of the support bands, but the headliners were the Boomtown Rats. There was a staircase at either side of the stage, and up the one on the right (as you looked at it) was a VIP bar area, where liggers could have a few away from the unwashed punters who were there to actually see the bands. Anyway, halfway through The Rats set, with Geldoff giving his best Jagger inpersonation and the rats trying to sound like the E-Street Band, this rather hefty looking gent blagged his way past the security keeping the plebs from the VIP area, climbed his way to the top of the stairs and somehow sauntered onto the stage, whereupon he walked up to Geldoff and gave him one almighty smack in the chops, then calmly walked off the other side of the stage as if this were an everyday occurrance. After regaining his balance and recovering from the shock, Mr "Give us yor f8cking money" gamely carried on with the set, his green and white striped shirt covered in claret. His assailant was soundly thumped by the bouncers for his trouble, but I know several people who would've put up with that for the chance to wallop the pasty faced knob from Dun Loaghoire. I used to be immortal
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The Garden of Earthly Delights 03 Sep 10 2.48pm

One of the funniest things I've ever seen at a live gig was in 1978 at what was then called the Music Machine in Camden. I was there as a guest of one of the support bands, but the headliners were the Boomtown Rats. There was a staircase at either side of the stage, and up the one on the right (as you looked at it) was a VIP bar area, where liggers could have a few away from the unwashed punters who were there to actually see the bands.
Anyway, halfway through The Rats set, with Geldoff giving his best Jagger inpersonation and the rats trying to sound like the E-Street Band, this rather hefty looking gent blagged his way past the security keeping the plebs from the VIP area, climbed his way to the top of the stairs and somehow sauntered onto the stage, whereupon he walked up to Geldoff and gave him one almighty smack in the chops, then calmly walked off the other side of the stage as if this were an everyday occurrance. After regaining his balance and recovering from the shock, Mr "Give us yor f8cking money" gamely carried on with the set, his green and white striped shirt covered in claret.
His assailant was soundly thumped by the bouncers for his trouble, but I know several people who would've put up with that for the chance to wallop the pasty faced knob from Dun Loaghoire.

I used to be immortal

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 03 Sep 10 2.58pm
The Jam October'79 Setting Sons tour with the Vapours in support Nothing has ever come close to that moment they opened up with Girl on the Phone the dignified don't even enter in the game
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In The Crowd 03 Sep 10 2.58pm

The Jam October'79 Setting Sons tour with the Vapours in support

Nothing has ever come close to that moment they opened up with Girl on the Phone

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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Eaglesnut Waterford 09 Sep 10 4.59pm
Cream - farewell concert at The Albert Hall - 12 rows from the front - magic. Many others from years gone by up to current time - Small Faces, Who, Moody Blues, Ray Davies, UB40, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Crowded House, Rory Gallacher etc etc
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Waterford 09 Sep 10 4.59pm

Cream - farewell concert at The Albert Hall - 12 rows from the front - magic.

Many others from years gone by up to current time - Small Faces, Who, Moody Blues, Ray Davies, UB40, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Crowded House, Rory Gallacher etc etc

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windsoreagle Windsor 09 May 13 3.04pm
By a country mile it had to be Jimi Hendrix at the Chislehurst Caves, in if I remember correctly 1967. Saw him do the whole act, playing the guitar behind his back, left and right handed, and with his teeth, as well as making it sound fantastic just kicking it round the stage floor! Also heard him at the Star Hotel in West Croydon shortly before that, but crowded out and couldnt see much from the back. :-) The power of the Executive to cast a man into prison without formulating any charge known to the law, and particularly to deny him the judgment of his peers, is in the highest degree odious and is the foundation of all totalitarian government whether Nazi or Communist. WINSTON CHURCHILL, 1943.
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Windsor 09 May 13 3.04pm

By a country mile it had to be
Jimi Hendrix at the Chislehurst Caves, in
if I remember correctly 1967. Saw him do the whole act, playing the guitar behind his back, left and right handed, and with his teeth, as well as making it sound fantastic just kicking it round the stage floor!
Also heard him at the Star Hotel in West Croydon
shortly before that, but crowded out and couldnt see much from the back.

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The power of the Executive to cast a man into prison without formulating any charge known to the law, and particularly to deny him the judgment of his peers, is in the highest degree odious and is the foundation of all totalitarian government whether Nazi or Communist.
WINSTON CHURCHILL, 1943.

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waddy Highton,Melbourne 16 May 13 3.30pm
Stone roses at thebarton theatre adelaide,great sound n 300 in crowd Carl Cox,his first gig in south aust , I went nutty Forever Palace Proud
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Highton,Melbourne 16 May 13 3.30pm

Stone roses at thebarton theatre adelaide,great sound n 300 in crowd

Carl Cox,his first gig in south aust , I went nutty

Forever Palace Proud

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Shufflin Wellington 15 Jun 13 7.25am
1. The Cramps, Aulkland Powerstation 1987. Fckin amazing for a cple young fellas, concert started up to the theme of 2001 space oddity I didnt know what the f++k was going on, 25 yrs later and i can still remember those minutes clear as a bell though I have forgotten a shed load of other s++t since. Nothing has come close since, that night had it all, we were underage, got given drugs and booze, almost got beat up, hot chicks in lingerie playing guitar...
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Wellington 15 Jun 13 7.25am

1. The Cramps, Aulkland Powerstation 1987.
Fckin amazing for a cple young fellas, concert started up to the theme of 2001 space oddity I didnt know what the f++k was going on, 25 yrs later and i can still remember those minutes clear as a bell though I have forgotten a shed load of other s++t since. Nothing has come close since, that night had it all, we were underage, got given drugs and booze, almost got beat up, hot chicks in lingerie playing guitar...

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