November 29, 20169 yr From that list , Freddie Mercury & Queen . Mercury was an electric performer. If it was the Elvis before all of the peanut butter and banana sandwiches and the daily drug cocktails, I might choose him.
November 29, 20169 yr These kind of questions drive me nuts because I don't want to live in a world that limits me to seeing only one of these acts. I'll start by listing my Top 10 in no particular order. I've seen Neil Young, David Bowie, and Pink Floyd so I will eliminate them from my possibilities. Bob Marley *David Bowie Jimi Hendrix Led Zeppelin *Neil Young *Pink Floyd Queen The Beatles The Doors The Rolling Stones This is tough, but if I had to pick the show that I think would be the most moving experience for me, my answer would have to be... Bob Marley
November 29, 20169 yr I'm probably picking Otis Redding Definitely Otis for me. I have seen seven off that list. Almost got to 8, but we got derailed in our quest to see NWA.
November 30, 20169 yr The Beatles and I am pretty sure I am one of only a few on here who remembers where I was when they were on the Ed Sullivan Show.
November 30, 20169 yr I think I am going with Michael Jackson Shame you didn't know me about 30 years ago when he was in his prime. Hooked a buddy up with front row seats so he could take his sister. Worked at a store that had a Ticketmaster. 3 years of no worse than 7 rows back. We saw a lot of concerts.
November 30, 20169 yr Only looking at the acts that are impossible to see now... In Order Cash Elvis Beatles Michael Jackson Queen Not on the list, The Clash and Prince
November 30, 20169 yr Shame you didn't know me about 30 years ago when he was in his prime. Hooked a buddy up with front row seats so he could take his sister. Worked at a store that had a Ticketmaster. 3 years of no worse than 7 rows back. We saw a lot of concerts. That sounds awesome. I bet you guys lived those up!
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