Man of Honour
It might be that your favourite artists are the best live acts you've seen but I reckon most of us have come away from a gig when a support band or a band you went to see with your mates ended up being awesome live.
Heres some of mine that I'm not necessarily a fan but I came home fulfilled -
SLADE - what can you say about this band during the 70's/early 80's. Masters of the stage.
QUEEN - saw them supporting Mott The Hoople and thought 'wow'. The rest is history.
STATUS QUO - I defy anybody to go and watch this band and come away saying 'crap'. I saw them loads in the 70's and then made a journey about 2 years ago and they were still awesome.
FRANK SINATRA - I had goosebumps all night (late 70's).
JOHNNY CASH - see Frank Sinatra (mid 70's)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - (1980). A mate had a spare ticket and talked me into going because I didn't like him. I still don't listen to him but what a performer.
So who did you go to see that turned out to be awesome but you still really haven't turned into a fan?
Heres some of mine that I'm not necessarily a fan but I came home fulfilled -
SLADE - what can you say about this band during the 70's/early 80's. Masters of the stage.
QUEEN - saw them supporting Mott The Hoople and thought 'wow'. The rest is history.
STATUS QUO - I defy anybody to go and watch this band and come away saying 'crap'. I saw them loads in the 70's and then made a journey about 2 years ago and they were still awesome.
FRANK SINATRA - I had goosebumps all night (late 70's).
JOHNNY CASH - see Frank Sinatra (mid 70's)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - (1980). A mate had a spare ticket and talked me into going because I didn't like him. I still don't listen to him but what a performer.
So who did you go to see that turned out to be awesome but you still really haven't turned into a fan?
