Dream Concert (Freddy's Phone Booth)

I saw Testament head a tour with Unearth and Lazarus A.D. opening. That's was one of the greatest shows I've ever been to and would give an arm and a leg to go back.

Any THIN LIZZY tour with Phil Lynott, preferably the Scott Gorham/Brian Robertson guitar tandem. Since it's a dream concert, I'll put PAT TRAVERS, TED NUGENT and FRANK MARINO on the bill.

ANGEL, 1978. Don't care who opens.

QUEEN, 1978.

KISS, 1978.

Yngwie in 1985 would be another one for me

adrian wrote:

Yngwie in 1985 would be another one for me

I saw Yngwie in '85 on the "Rape & Pillage Tour" at a small club outside of Philadelphia, PA. I also saw him with Alcatrazz in Jackson, NJ a little more than a year before opening for TED NUGENT.

Any Van Halen tour up to & including 1984

Exodus with Baloff

The GWAR show in Charlotte where Brockie got arrested for "inciting a riot"

Judas Priest Defenders tour

Any AC/DC show with Bon Scott

Any Dio show

Pantera/Sepultura

Woodstock '69

Any Bay-area thrash show circa 84-88

& slightly off-topic: Any ECW Arena show in 1996

Just to go back in time and see some shows would be awesome. A few I'd go to would be...

Slayer - Hell Awaits era
Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith tour
WASP - S/T era
Ozzy w/Randy Rhoads
Grim Reaper
Black Sabbath - Vol 4 tour

kmorg wrote:

Savatage with Criss is a given!

I'd also give my left nut to have been at the Stryper/Loudness/TNT tour back in the day.

When I caught the show (THWTD tour) it was Stryper & Hurricane.... I would have preferred Loudness and TNT!

thejokeriv wrote:

kmorg wrote:

Savatage with Criss is a given!

I'd also give my left nut to have been at the Stryper/Loudness/TNT tour back in the day.

When I caught the show (THWTD tour) it was Stryper & Hurricane.... I would have preferred Loudness and TNT!

We got Hurricane and Mass on the west coast for that tour

tohostudios wrote:

The Angels in Australia circa 1980 ("Take me away to Marseilles...")

I would love to be at that one too!!

James B. wrote:

Mine would be The Allman Brothers Band in like 1970 w/ Humble Pie opening up.

That would be AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

ultmetal wrote:

adrian wrote:

Yngwie in 1985 would be another one for me

I saw Yngwie in '85 on the "Rape & Pillage Tour" at a small club outside of Philadelphia, PA. I also saw him with Alcatrazz in Jackson, NJ a little more than a year before opening for TED NUGENT.

Is that the one where Jeff Scott Soto was singing instead Mark Boals? I don't know what the Trilogy Tour was called, but that's the one I saw!

chewie wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

adrian wrote:

Yngwie in 1985 would be another one for me

I saw Yngwie in '85 on the "Rape & Pillage Tour" at a small club outside of Philadelphia, PA. I also saw him with Alcatrazz in Jackson, NJ a little more than a year before opening for TED NUGENT.

Is that the one where Jeff Scott Soto was singing instead Mark Boals? I don't know what the Trilogy Tour was called, but that's the one I saw!

Yes, Soto was singing on that tour.

The 1980 Kiss and Iorn Maiden tour would have been another highlight to have attended.... if I hadn't been like 5-6 years old at the time!

chewie wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

adrian wrote:

Yngwie in 1985 would be another one for me

I saw Yngwie in '85 on the "Rape & Pillage Tour" at a small club outside of Philadelphia, PA. I also saw him with Alcatrazz in Jackson, NJ a little more than a year before opening for TED NUGENT.

Is that the one where Jeff Scott Soto was singing instead Mark Boals? I don't know what the Trilogy Tour was called, but that's the one I saw!

I saw Yngwie open for AC/DC on the Fly on the Wall tour, in 1985, I am not sure who the singer was,

One that I think would be awesome:

Thin Lizzy on the Bad Reputation tour on a double bill with:

Iron Maiden on the Killer world tour

DeathCult wrote:

One that I think would be awesome:

Thin Lizzy on the Bad Reputation tour on a double bill with:

Iron Maiden on the Killer world tour

I saw Lizzy in 77' but it was during my mushroom phase and don't recall much except laughing at people.

Slayer during the 80s.