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Concerts you have been to

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I will name the ones I can remember. These are over a span from 1985 til now.

KISS-with and without makeup multiple times

Black Sabbath-Ozzy and Dio versions multiple times

Pantera-multiple

Down-multiple

Black Label Society-multiple

Lynyrd Skynyrd-multiple

Metallica-multiple(once with Cliff Burton)

Megadeth-multiple

Anthrax-multiple

Corrosion of Conformity-multiple

Clutch-multiple

Ted Nugent-multiple

Skid Row-multiple

David Allan Coe-multiple

Godsmack-multiple

Stormtroopers of Death

Crowbar

Ratt

Motley Crue-multiple

Allmann Brothers Band-multiple

Alice in Chains

AC/DC

Kings X

Dio-multiple

Dokken

Warbeast

Kid Rock-multiple

Tenacious D

The Outlaws

Marsahll Tucker Band

Fabulous Thunderbirds

Whitesnake

Soulfly-multiple

Morbid Angel

Nothingface

Judas Priest

Iron Maiden-multiple

Cinderella

David Lee Roth

Van Halen

Bad Company

Jerry Reed

Drain STH

Life of Agony

Sebastian Bach

WASP

Bon Jovi

Love/Hate

Danzig

Little Ceasar

White Lion

Slayer

Cheap Trick

Type O Negative

Machine Head

Motorhead

Coal Chamber

Primus

Rob Zombie

Dallas Moore Band

Hank Jr

Rusted Root

Joe Walsh

There is more, but memory has gotten foggy.

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I will name the ones I can remember. These are over a span from 1985 til now.

KISS-with and without makeup multiple times

Black Sabbath-Ozzy and Dio versions multiple times

Pantera-multiple

Down-multiple

Black Label Society-multiple

Lynyrd Skynyrd-multiple

Metallica-multiple(once with Cliff Burton)

Megadeth-multiple

Anthrax-multiple

Corrosion of Conformity-multiple

Clutch-multiple

Ted Nugent-multiple

Skid Row-multiple

David Allan Coe-multiple

Godsmack-multiple

Stormtroopers of Death

Crowbar

Ratt

Motley Crue-multiple

Allmann Brothers Band-multiple

Alice in Chains

AC/DC

Kings X

Dio-multiple

Dokken

Warbeast

Kid Rock-multiple

Tenacious D

The Outlaws

Marsahll Tucker Band

Fabulous Thunderbirds

Whitesnake

Soulfly-multiple

Morbid Angel

Nothingface

Judas Priest

Iron Maiden-multiple

Cinderella

David Lee Roth

Van Halen

Bad Company

Jerry Reed

Drain STH

Life of Agony

Sebastian Bach

WASP

Bon Jovi

Love/Hate

Danzig

Little Ceasar

White Lion

Slayer

Cheap Trick

Type O Negative

Machine Head

Motorhead

Coal Chamber

Primus

Rob Zombie

Dallas Moore Band

Hank Jr

Rusted Root

Joe Walsh

There is more, but memory has gotten foggy.

 

Quite extensive. I haven't heard of about 50% of them.

Too many to remember. During summers in college I worked as a stage hand. I ran the spotlight, or worked on the sets for 2 summer's worth of concerts at Riverbend. Vividly remember Audio Slave as awesome and KISS as awful.

Haven't been to a concert in a long time, unless you count acts like The Pointer Sisters, Down From the Mountain troupe featuring Alison Krauss, etc. at the Rosemary Clooney festival. I did go to a few back in the day, among them were:

 

The Eagles, X2 (that one is for you, Jim)

Linda Ronstadt

Jackson Browne

America

Harry Chapin X3 (yeah he was insipid but I liked him anyway)

Judy Collins

Marshall Tucker

James Taylor

Dan Fogelberg (another whiney folk-rocker)

The Chieftains (at the Aronoff, one of my favorites)

Seals and Crofts

Heart

 

I'm sure there are many more, they just kinda get lost in the mists of time.

Quite extensive. I haven't heard of about 50% of them.
I figured I would get a response like that, LOL.
I figured I would get a response like that' date=' LOL.[/quote']

 

Rusted Root? That's awfully hippy-ish for your tastes. How'd you get dragged to that one?

Rusted Root? That's awfully hippy-ish for your tastes. How'd you get dragged to that one?
They opened for the Allman Brothers Band once. I actually went to an Allman Brothers show by myself once, don't remember if it was that one. As a matter of fact, I believe I ran into you at an Allman Bros show at Riverbend if my memory serves correct. To be honest, the "hippie" factor at ABB shows is quite a culture shock, LOL! The afformentioned ABB show I attended by myself, I sat next to a microphone stand that was recording the show. As any well schooled ABB fan knows, the band encourages fans to record their live shows for use in the "tape trading' culture. And I stress the word TRADING. I asked the guy if I could buy a copy, and the nonprofit hippy really exploded., LOL! "Hey man!! We trade only, no sell". I replied that would not have anything to trade but good ole American greenbacks, I was willing to pay him. Well, needless to say, I never was able to obtain a copy of the audio from the show.

Mine is a pretty extensive list too so I will name the ones I can remember

 

Roger Waters

Bob Dylan with Phil Lesh

Amos Lee

Jimmy Buffett (way too many times)

Rascal Flatts

Prince

Rolling Stones

Eagles

George Strait

Kenny Chesney

Rush

Deep Purple

KISS

Motley Crue

Poison with Ted Nugent

Lynyrd Skynyrd

ZZ Top

Aerosmith

NSYNC (unfortunately, I had to take my girlfriend back in High School)

Judas Priest with Black Label Society

Velvet Revolver

Stone Temple Pilots

Seven Mary Three (the mini-riot in Cincinnati)

OzzFest

Paul McCartney

Beach Boys

Jackson Browne with James Taylor

Fleetwood Mac

Eric Clapton with Vince Gill

Def Leppard

Ratt with Wasp

David Allan Coe

Robin Trower

Leon Russell

Buddy Guy

Mine is a pretty extensive list too so I will name the ones I can remember

 

Roger Waters

Bob Dylan with Phil Lesh

Amos Lee

Jimmy Buffett (way too many times)

Rascal Flatts

Prince

Rolling Stones

Eagles

George Strait

Kenny Chesney

Rush

Deep Purple

KISS

Motley Crue

Poison with Ted Nugent

Lynyrd Skynyrd

ZZ Top

Aerosmith

NSYNC (unfortunately, I had to take my girlfriend back in High School)

Judas Priest with Black Label Society

Velvet Revolver

Stone Temple Pilots

Seven Mary Three (the mini-riot in Cincinnati)

OzzFest

Paul McCartney

Beach Boys

Jackson Browne with James Taylor

Fleetwood Mac

Eric Clapton with Vince Gill

Def Leppard

Ratt with Wasp

David Allan Coe

Robin Trower

Leon Russell

Buddy Guy

 

Oh, I forgot that I just saw The Who in Columbus, OH....they still rock and by the way Ringo Starr's son is an amazing drummer. He was able to keep up with the late great Keith Moon!!

Mine is a pretty extensive list too so I will name the ones I can remember

 

Roger Waters

Bob Dylan with Phil Lesh

Amos Lee

Jimmy Buffett (way too many times)

Rascal Flatts

Prince

Rolling Stones

Eagles

George Strait

Kenny Chesney

Rush

Deep Purple

KISS

Motley Crue

Poison with Ted Nugent

Lynyrd Skynyrd

ZZ Top

Aerosmith

NSYNC (unfortunately, I had to take my girlfriend back in High School)

Judas Priest with Black Label Society

Velvet Revolver

Stone Temple Pilots

Seven Mary Three (the mini-riot in Cincinnati)

OzzFest

Paul McCartney

Beach Boys

Jackson Browne with James Taylor

Fleetwood Mac

Eric Clapton with Vince Gill

Def Leppard

Ratt with Wasp

David Allan Coe

Robin Trower

Leon Russell

Buddy Guy

Nice list. Nice Zeppelin reference with your screen name.
Too many to remember. During summers in college I worked as a stage hand. I ran the spotlight, or worked on the sets for 2 summer's worth of concerts at Riverbend. Vividly remember Audio Slave as awesome and KISS as awful.
Not doubting you, but surprising considering they usually do not disappoint. But, then again I have not seen them in 13 years.

AC/DC several times, including at the Philadelphia Spectrum in 1990 or 91 when they filmed the "Money Talks" video...yes I still have a handful of Angus $'s

Black Sabbath/Heaven and Hell

Judas Priest

The Who'

Rolling Stones

James Taylor

Jimmy Buffet

Eddie Money

Warrant

Van Halen (In 1984 when David Lee was still cool) My first concert

UB40---went with a girl who I had the hots for...terrible concert, but a good night afterward

Slipknot

Slayer

Motorhead

Anthrax

Allman Brothers

Eric Clapton

Ozzy

Living Color

Doobie Brothers

The Fabulous Thunderbirds (Stevie Ray Vaughn sat in with them....this was two weeks before he died)

The Cranberries

Soul Asylum

ZZ Top

The Black Crowes

 

Probably a few others I can't think of right now

Its been a while since i have been to a concert but back in the day I went to see Jethro Tull a couple times, the Doobie Brothers, Peter Frampton, the Rolling Stones, Allman Brothers, Joe Cocker, 10,000 Maniacs, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Paul McCartney, and I went to see Stevie Ray Vaughn everytime he came to Cincy.

Way too many to possibly list. Surprisingly enough, I do have every concert stub from every concert I have ever attended! I have them saved in business card holder books. I'm on my 3rd book.

First concert - Van Halen 1982 - Riverfront Coliseum

Al Green

Appleseed Cast x 3

Arlo Guthrie

Barenaked Ladies x 3 or 4

Beastie Boys

Ben Folds x 3

Ben Folds Five

Ben Harper x 3

Ben Lee

The Beta Band

Bob Dylan x 2

Bon Iver x 2

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band

Built To Spill x 2

Cake

Chris Smither x 2

Damien Jurado x 4

David Gray x 2

Del McCoury Band

Flaming Lips

Girl Talk

Guster x 2

Gwar

International Orange

Iron & Wine

Jack Johnson

James Taylor

Jason Isbell x 5

Jimmy Buffett x 2

Mock Orange

Modest Mouse

My Morning Jacket x 2

Muse (I saw them at a venue that was about the size of my parents’ basement. Just about melted my face off.)

O.A.R.

Old Crow Medicine Show

Patty Griffin

Peter Frampton

Radiohead x 2

Rodney Crowell

Roseanne Cash

Rufus Wainwright

Ryan Adams x 2

Scott Miller

Sea Wolf x 2

Seven Mary Three (My first concert – Cincinnati Jammin’ on Main. My first show involved a riot and tear gas.)

Semisonic

Shearwater

Shovels and Rope

Smashing Pumpkins (circa 1994)

St. Vincent

Stereophonics

Stone Temple Pilot (circa 1995)

The National

The V-Roys

Wilco x 2

Yo La Tengo

Yonder Mountain String Band

 

I can continue on with more and more obscure acts...but I feel like there aren't many on here who would be all too interested.

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