The Gorillaz, I'd like to see them live but sadly, they're fictional.
Why won't you LIVE, DAMN YOU!?
Aren't heteronyms fun?
Why won't you LIVE, DAMN YOU!?
Aren't heteronyms fun?
Bands You Wished You Could See Live
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A Perfect Circle, but they've been inactive since 2004. *sniff*
And not technically a band, but I'd love to have seen the Vocaloid concert in LA last week. I really hope they do another North American concert soon.
And not technically a band, but I'd love to have seen the Vocaloid concert in LA last week. I really hope they do another North American concert soon.
OpticalJunction said:
martin said:
Wordburglar
Ghettosocks
Timbuktu
More or Les
Basically anyone in or affiliated with Backburner
At some point I plan to road trip to Canada with a buddy to see them all. Or perhaps just NXNW or SXSW.
Ghettosocks
Timbuktu
More or Les
Basically anyone in or affiliated with Backburner
At some point I plan to road trip to Canada with a buddy to see them all. Or perhaps just NXNW or SXSW.
The who (original lineup). I might go see them if they come but it won't be the same.
The beatles.
AC/DC (original lineup) Although I will definitely go see them if they come.
Greenday are really the only band I listen to that I still have a chance to see live in their proper form.
The beatles.
AC/DC (original lineup) Although I will definitely go see them if they come.
Greenday are really the only band I listen to that I still have a chance to see live in their proper form.
I pray
1) Prodigy are working on a new albm
2) Rammstein are at Sonisphere UK next year
OH SHIT! Misread the OP
Probably the Beatles and Oasis.
AetherWolf said:
I said live like, to actually be alive. Which is why I asked if heteronyms are fun. A heteronyms are words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently and have a different meaning.
I don't want to see them live in concert.
I want to see them alive.
Only two really, and one may actually be able to come true now...
The Beatles first. For obvious reasons that is never ever going to happen. And that saddens me.
And second is this group called Autopilot Off. I got into them when I was a bit younger so never got a chance to see them live before they went on hiatus in 2004. They have said nothing since then up until recently when they started posting some interesting pictures up on their new facebook page. My fingers are crossed that they will come somewhere somewhat nearby.
The Beatles first. For obvious reasons that is never ever going to happen. And that saddens me.
And second is this group called Autopilot Off. I got into them when I was a bit younger so never got a chance to see them live before they went on hiatus in 2004. They have said nothing since then up until recently when they started posting some interesting pictures up on their new facebook page. My fingers are crossed that they will come somewhere somewhat nearby.
The Beatles
System of a Down
Nine Inch Nails (now that I'm a fan, it's too damn late)
Oasis
Reel Big Fish (I'm going to see them in two weeks, but I'd have liked to before Scotty left)
System of a Down
Nine Inch Nails (now that I'm a fan, it's too damn late)
Oasis
Reel Big Fish (I'm going to see them in two weeks, but I'd have liked to before Scotty left)
daft punk because the shows look awesome
Tool because they also have awesome shows and they are one of my favourite bands
The Beatles for obvious reasons.
Tool because they also have awesome shows and they are one of my favourite bands
The Beatles for obvious reasons.
Utada Hikaru since I'm not willing to travel all the way to Japan to see her live (unless it was a holiday).
I would also loved to see Daft Punk but again I just to lazy to travel to the location when they did that live show in the UK years ago.
I would also loved to see Daft Punk but again I just to lazy to travel to the location when they did that live show in the UK years ago.