My morning jacket Somerset house 2011 fantastic and very atmospheric and the crowd was a very diverse mixture of young and old

I saw Johnny Rotten in London just before lock down. People were getting equipment out of his car that was parked up on the pavement on Victoria Street.

His car was a s***ty Ford Galaxy and he was wearing a dirty old union jack balzer.

He looked f***ing cool. Shame they were before my time.

Top 3 would be:

1. Prodigy at Warriors Dance Festival in Belgrade in 2012.
2. GnR at Download 2018.
3. Slipknot in Glasgow 2020

Would add an honourable mention to The Interrupters this year. Well worth seeing.

Pixies (supported by Pere Ubu) - Kilburn National - 6th July 1989
The Mission - Reading August 1986 - Followed by the headliners Killing Joke.
The Cult - Brixton Academy - 31st March 1987
Balaam and the Angel / Fields of the Nephilim - Nottingham Rock City - Circa 1987

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Tricky one.
The Who supported by Jimi Hendrix saville theatre.
Jimi Hendrix saville theatre
Neil Young 1976 hammersmith odeon
Led Zeppelin Farx club Southall
Augustines somewhere near Kings Cross
Leon Russel Rainbow
Paul Simon Albert Hall (Graceland)

All brilliant.

Flaming Lips around the time of 2004 at Hammersmith Apollo!
A mad gig with lots of visuals as well as great songs. And they throw very big inflatable balls into the audience so you always have to be aware of when they’re bouncing your way.

Pink is worthy of a mention too. She puts on one hell of an energetic show!

ACDC (bon Scott) 1979 Hammersmith Odeon
ACDC (brian Johnson 1981 Apollo Victoria

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn