Well, I don't know if it is my "dream" concert, but I would have loved to have seen Roy Orbison.

Speaking of fun - how about AC/DC does the Hokey Pokey (Actually, it's Jim Breuer)

Shawn, that cracked me up. Thanks!

I just came back from my dream concert. I saw U2 live at St. Louis. All I can say is, I can die a happy man.

If I had a time machine I would like to go back and see Freddy Mercury and Queen performing at Live Aid. I watched it on tv. There was a lot of energy there.
I was lucky enough to see the Ramones in 1988 at The Musical Moon in Tallahassee, Florida. But regret that I never saw the Clash.

How about Floyd touring DSOTM/King Crimson touring 21st schizoid and Zeppelin and throw in Merciful Fate for some heaviness for a 12 hour show.

My dream concert would be staged in my home, with just me and the artists. The artists would include Shania Twain, Mindy McCready, Deana Carter and Michelle Branch. The props would be a big jug of babby oil and latex. ……………I better stop with this dream.

babby oil?

yes,a little for eack b...

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Nirvana - it would have to be early Seattle days, just before or after Nevermind....to get a feeling of that band that was just about to blow the music world away

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Saw them many times, and played in a show with them before and saw them twice after they became the poster-boys for "grunge." The best ever was a New Years Eve show at the Satyricon here in PDX which was a CBGB-type venue. This was after they were signed by Geffen but just before they blew up. Played with them at the Off-Ramp in Seattle about 8 months before that. They were in a truly different plane as far as electricity in their performance back then. The last time I saw them in PDX KC was just a shell standing at the mike. F!cking tragic.

hey that's awesome Mark! What sort of a band did you play with at the time? I can't even imagine how exciting a time that must have been.