bands/live you havnt seen live...
 

that you feel deep deep regret you missed out on before they broke up, died, whatever. just bands or artists you wish you coulda saw before it was too late... (doesnt matter if you werent alive yet that would take away the fun)

coltrane
miles
albert ayler
cecil taylor
sun ra
the velvet underground
suicide
jimi hendrix
sly stone
the ramones
mars
the contortions
theoretical girls
black flag
minor threat
the faith
negative approach
die kreuzen
pil
joy division
howlin wolf
the birthday party
big black
hanatarash
fushitshutsa (though i got to see haino which was fuckin amazing)
man is the bastard
swans
godflesh
napalm death (napalm death, not those dudes who pretend to be napalm death)
harry pussy
phlegm
can
faust
neu
at the drive in (especially considering i was 14 when they broke up)

id go on but ima throw in a movie now, peace out, one love

o, one more i meant to say

death, with chuck schulidner

annnnd, just more i swear

jesus lizard

i don't regret not seeing a band because mostly it's pointless (how the fuck would i make it to see, say, coltrane or james brown at the apollo or the velvet underground? a fucking time machine?). pretty much, 90% of the bands i listen to i haven't and probably will never see live.

what ^^^ said

yeah, well, obviously, i just think its a fun thing to think about, not to be taken seriously or anything.

Nirvana, in the In Utero tour.

Another thread, another chance to make endless show-off lists.

I just missed a chance to see the Boredoms... so them?

Sonic Youth when they were in Australia in 2006 (I hadn't properly discovered them at that stage).
I missed out on seeing Franz Ferdinand a few years ago because no one wanted to go with me.

Not including artists or bands that have long since broken up via dead members or general breakup:

Dirty Three
Ornette Coleman
Shellac
Keiji Haino
Melt-Banana
Mogwai

PAVEMENT !!!!
and also Polvo, Frank Zappa, Guitar Army, My Bloody Valentine...
I 'm about to see Sebadoh the next month, and I'll see Jesus and Mary Chain this summer.
I was supposed to see Stephen Malkmus 2 years ago, but I was too sick. F...!

Tim Buckley
The Stooges (in 1970)
Nick Drake
Television (in 1977-1978)
Joy Division
Jeff Buckley

Good news: He isn't dead yet.

Gooder news: He still performs.

hes not in his prime thats for damn sure.

Mecht Mensch
Siege
Fang
Rattus
Sex Pistols
very specific: Pil touring for 2nd Edition
Killing Joke circa 83-85

re Cecil Taylor

Do you know what you're talking about? What performance have you seen recently? I talking recently with Jackson Krall who drums for Cecil's big band and he was talking about how Cecil is more on than ever, how the musicians are always amazed of the stamina and inventiveness and sheer beauty this guy creates at his age. Steve Swell told me Cecil never tells them what to do, but if he doesn't like what you're doing he will give them a look that just cuts right through them and they know. Over the past couple years my friend has been putting together a doc on Cecil so I've seen hours of rehearsals and performance videos for his big band and let me tell you, and he still kills. The doc is all done, just waiting on Cecil's ok.

Pixies! Also Pavement, At the Drive-in, Bikini Kill, Guided by Voices, and Nirvana

allright well im probably wrong, scratch him off the list, allright, deal?

mudhoney, oh wait i'm seeing them june 12th. i saw fugazi so i really don't need to see anymore bands.

i think everybody here knows what three bands i would've liked to see. one starts with a b and two start with the letter m.