Rock concerts

Too many to either list or count.  I grew up in L.A. and by the time I could drive I was always going to live concerts, whether they were in clubs like the Roxy and Whiskey, mid-sized venues like the Santa Monica Civic or arenas like the Forum and Staples Center.  Off the top of my head (and glancing at my LPs and CD's) -- The Doors, The Byrds, CSN (with added special guest Neil Young), Led Zeppelin, Blood Sweat & Tears, Chicago, Rod Stewart, Hendrix, Blondie, Bob Marley, Prince, The Motels, Iron Butterfly, Springsteen, Pink Floyd, Pere Ubu, Janis Joplin.  Sorry, the memory is beginning to fail...

My very first concert was the Stones.  1966 I believe. Then. James Gang, Alice Cooper, Mitch Ryder, Pail Revere and the Raiders, Kinks, Mountain, Charlie Daniels, Flying Burrito Brothers, New Riders, Three Dog Night, Linda Rondstadt, Buddy Miles, Heart, George Thoroughgood, America, Bo Diddley, and many more.

Another thread could be.  Concerts/Bands you regret missing.  This would be a very long list indeed.  Tops for me Woodstock. I was close but to lazy I guess.

I've seen many great and memorable shows, and have most of the ticket stubs, but it's not just old memories. Up until covid19, I have been going to shows on a more regular basis now (I'm 65) than I did when I was in my teens and 20's. They are much more expensive than they were back then, even allowing for inflation, but the experience is still worth it.    

Some standouts:
-Elton John...1975 with John Lennon at MSG.
-Springsteen...the Palladium Theater NYC, Born to Run tour.
-Blondie...1976 & 77.
-Frampton...Comes Alive.
-Tom Petty...1st & 2nd tour.
-Zeppelin...1977, 6th row MSG.

1970s...Foreigner, Kansas, ELP, the Stones, Santana, Buddy Rich 3x, Judas Priest, Chicago, Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd, Bowie, Jeff Beck, Bad Company, Queen.
Ramones, Twisted Sister (when they were bar bands).

80’s...Siouxsie, Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, Stranglers, OMD, The Cure, Chili Peppers, Depeche Mode, Psych Furs, Propaganda, Front 242, Love & Rockets, Peter Murphy, Cocteau Twins.

Off the top of my head.