Travel back in time to see a show

Tenorsaxman89 wrote: I'd see Rick Wakeman's The Myths and Legends... from 1975.  Yes, the famous "on ice" show.

Talk to Maani, then. He'll tell you all about it. He was there. It's a show I would have loved to have seen as well.

But I really would have loved to have seen Rush during the Permanent Waves tour (they almost recorded it instead of Stage Left, too).

-Yes In the Round on the Tormato tour a great band, fabulous material, and an original presentation style.
-Geoff Mann's farewell gigs at the Marquee with Twelfth Night, if not for the music itself than for the fanatical devotion of the fans and the passion of a singer going out on top.
-Hatfield and the North's ensemble concerts with Gilgamesh.  A set by each band, then a canterbury symphony (most of which unreleased) with 2 keyboard players, 2 guitarists, 2 drummers, 2 bassists, and 2 guitarists.
-Happy the Man in 1978.  On their "Live" album, they play a blazing set for what sounds like 7 people.  In some songs, you can hear clinking glass from the bar.  Lemme tellya, the clapping would be much louder if I had been there.
-Steely Dan's Pretzel Logic concerts directly before they ceased to function as a touring band for the next two decades or so.
-Camel's (or should we say Caramel's) Breathless tour with Richard Sinclair singing and Jan Schallas and Dave Sinclair bringing the amount of Caravan alumni to three.
-Any/all Genesis tours from the pre-Tresspass shows to the tour in support of Three Sides Live in which they played Supper's Ready for the last time before it was replaced with an OLDIES MEDLEY.
-Echolyn's pre- and post-As the World concerts.  A hardworking cult band crisscrossing the continent in the vain attempt that the world would notice their masterpiece.  The tour would be the band's death knell, but the sounds they made were wonderful.

U.K. with Bill and Allan.

 

Uriah Heep around the 'Demons And Wizards' era, and around the time of 'Firefly' with John Lawton as singer.

Genesis- any time from 'Trespass' until 'Duke', especially 'The Lamb..' tour and 'A Trick Of The Tail'.

ELP- 'Brain Salad Surgery' era, and having watched their recent 2-DVD I'd love to have seen the show with the full orchestra- I had previously criticised 'Works' but I hereby apologise for having done so, having heard some tracks for the first time in years.

Camel- 'Moonmadness', 'I Can See Your House From Here' and 'Nude' eras.

Yes- any show of the 'Yessongs' era

Deep Purple- any 70s 'Mark II' show

 

Genesis Lamb Tour

without a doubt

Great topic!

Oh, I'd definitely go back in time just to attend to the "Foxtrot" tour during the year of 1973 in Paris...

 

I saw them do this and all of Close to the edge on one magical night in Glasgow; it was of course truly wonderous, a 4 hour concert that is indelibly stamped in my brain forever.

Tony R wrote: Echolyn (I've been brainwashed by Dan Brainblowski)

Ha....Tony Riviersrundry, you'll have a chance to see them. ECHOLYN are playing the foggy island and it's neighboring villages:

 

 

Echolyn tour dates:

Saturday, Septmber 3, 2005 London, England Venue: Meanfiddler/Astoria

Sunday, September 4, 2005 Sheffield, England Venue: Boardwalk Sponsored by the Classic Rock Society

Tuesday, September 6, 2005 Zoetermeer, The Netherlands Venue: De Boerderij

Wednesday, September 7, 2005 Pratteln, Switzerland Venue: Z7

Friday, Septmber 9, 2005 Rome, Italy Venue: Stazione Birra Sponsored by Progressieamente

Saturday, September 10, 2005 Milano/Sesto San Giovanni, Italy Venue: Teatro Elena or Town Square Sponsored by the Camelot Club

Sunday, September 11, 2005 Wurzburg, Germany Venue: AKW (Freakparade Festival)

Monday, September 12, 2005 Reichenbach, Germant Venue: Bergkeller

Wednesday, September 14, 2005 Verviers, Belguim Venue: Spirit Of 66

Thursday, September 15, 2005 Rijssen, The Netherlands Venue: Lucky & Co

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