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Death Rabbit's Magical Musical Time Machine

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Death Rabbit, Jul 28, 2003.

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  1. Baezlebub Gems: 18/31
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    @ Death Rabbit
    Seph said he wanted to go to the S&M concert, with the orchestra. Its good on DVD, but its not live. Just because they aren't dead doesn't mean that he can't want to go to THAT concert...

    Led Zepellin look good, but play bad live. That's my personal opinion, but I'd still go. Not the Physical Grafitti tour though.

    Woodstock. Hands down. That would have been amazing.
     
    Baezlebub, Jul 29, 2003
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    Queen, but not in the 80's: at the start of their career, like 1978 or something. They wrote the best music then.

    Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock

    The Stones in 1969 or 1970. Keith Richards IS dead, but he doesn't know it yet. :D

    John Lee Hooker. I could hit myself because I do not went to one of his concerts when I had the chance.
     
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    One of the old Ozzy concerts with Randy Rhoads would rock!
     
    Frostmage, Jul 29, 2003
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  4. Death Rabbit

    Death Rabbit Straight, no chaser Adored Veteran Torment: Tides of Numenera SP Immortalizer (for helping immortalize Sorcerer's Place in the game!)

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    @ Baezlebub

    From my first post:
    Like I said, since both Metallica and the San Fransisco Philharmonic are both still alive, theoretically it's possible they could play live together again. Nirvana, for example, would be impossible because Kurt Cobain is dead. Get it? This only applies to the impossible, though I too would like to see that S&M show. My time machine just isn't built like that. ;)

    Besides...it's MY goddamn time machine...MY rules. :cool: :p
     
    Death Rabbit, Jul 29, 2003
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  5. Mesmero

    Mesmero How'd an old elf get the blues?

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    This is the same way I feel about B.B. King. He is still alive, but he reaches the age of 78 in September of this year. He might not be around for much longer, and I would like to see one of his concerts, without the use of Death Rabbit's Magical Musical Time Machine.
     
    Mesmero, Jul 29, 2003
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  6. Shell

    Shell Awww, come and give me a big hug!

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    Simon & Garfunkel. Timeless.
     
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    Metallica (with Cliff) at Castle Donnington - without a doubt that would be my destination.


    Sidenote - (I'm going to see Metallica on the third!!!)
     
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