MONSTERS OF ROCK 2011

MONSTERS OF ROCK 2011

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zakelwe

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4,449 posts

204 months

Saturday 23rd October 2010
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I'm thinking of doing this in my rather large back garden, plus free beer in plastic bottles that can be soon replaced by warm piss to be thrown towards the stage, just like the good old 1980's

My initial line up is

AC/DC
Deep Purple
Iron Maiden
Motorhead

plus a US contingent of Metallica plus Red Hot Chili Peppers for some funky stuff.

Who would you suggest?

Andy


Edited by zakelwe on Saturday 23 October 19:42

Mojooo

12,980 posts

186 months

Saturday 23rd October 2010
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Black Sabbath maybe?

Apart from that you seem to have nailed it

Kinky

39,781 posts

275 months

Saturday 23rd October 2010
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Motley Crue
Accept
Anvil
Foo Fighters
Linkin Park
Pat McManus
Saxon
WASP
Thin Lizzy
Aslan
ZZ Top

Spiritual_Beggar

4,833 posts

200 months

Saturday 23rd October 2010
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I've always preferred Megadeth to Metallica myself.


Mustaine produced some heavy s**t biggrin

snowy slopes

39,996 posts

193 months

Monday 25th October 2010
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Motley Crue with corabi
Pride and Glory
Ozzy circa miracle man
The Almighty circa crank
Thin Lizzy
ZZ Top
Blackfoot circa strikes
If i think of any more, i'll pop back

mr brightside

1,679 posts

228 months

Monday 25th October 2010
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Megadeth
Skid Row.
Motley Crue
The Almighty
Stereophonics.

That will do for the time being.

minimatt1967

17,202 posts

212 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Megadeth,
Alice in Chains,
Opeth,
Alice Cooper,
Five Finger Death Punch.

ShadownINja

77,405 posts

288 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Spiritual_Beggar said:
I've always preferred Megadeth to Metallica myself.


Mustaine produced some heavy s**t biggrin
yes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71ww3XH4zEg

minimatt1967

17,202 posts

212 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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ShadownINja said:
Spiritual_Beggar said:
I've always preferred Megadeth to Metallica myself.


Mustaine produced some heavy s**t biggrin
yes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71ww3XH4zEg
yes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cxlpFSCUYc

From the same epic album.

ShadownINja

77,405 posts

288 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Still got the Rust In Peace cassette somewhere. I think it's their best album.

minimatt1967

17,202 posts

212 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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My mate leant me it on cassette, because the car I had at the time only had a cassette player, when that went the CD was soon purchased. Still listen to it quite regularly to this day brilliant.

mr brightside

1,679 posts

228 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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ShadownINja said:
Still got the Rust In Peace cassette somewhere. I think it's their best album.
awesome

I can remember the first concert I ever went to, Megadeth on the Rust In Peace tour at quaint little Poole on the South Coast.
Seeing Dave Mustaine walk through the smoke blasting out the opening chords to Holy Wars is something I will never ever forget, utterly spellbinding to a spotty 14 year old like myself.
I also caught Nick Menza's drumstick at the end, i've never ran so fast in all my life when it finished!

minimatt1967

17,202 posts

212 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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mr brightside said:
ShadownINja said:
Still got the Rust In Peace cassette somewhere. I think it's their best album.
awesome

I can remember the first concert I ever went to, Megadeth on the Rust In Peace tour at quaint little Poole on the South Coast.
Seeing Dave Mustaine walk through the smoke blasting out the opening chords to Holy Wars is something I will never ever forget, utterly spellbinding to a spotty 14 year old like myself.
I also caught Nick Menza's drumstick at the end, i've never ran so fast in all my life when it finished!
They won't play The Art Centre (now the Lighthouse) these days, when I saw them a few years ago I had to venture to Brixton to see them. Worth the trip though, by Christ did they rock!

ShadownINja

77,405 posts

288 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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cool

Kinky

39,781 posts

275 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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My fave is Youthanasia - not as hardcore/rough as some - but fave all the same smile

Just like 'White Noise' is my fave Anthrax album!

BliarOut

72,857 posts

245 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Wouldn't be MOR without The Loaf.

minimatt1967

17,202 posts

212 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Kinky said:
My fave is Youthanasia - not as hardcore/rough as some - but fave all the same smile

Just like 'White Noise' is my fave Anthrax album!
You old softy K wink

Kinky

39,781 posts

275 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Not softie ... more 'wimping out in my old age' smile

I've done and lived the hardcore life. Not a cat in hells chance of doing that now paperbag

Easty-5

1,423 posts

196 months

Wednesday 27th October 2010
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ShadownINja said:
Spiritual_Beggar said:
I've always preferred Megadeth to Metallica myself.


Mustaine produced some heavy s**t biggrin
yes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71ww3XH4zEg
Legend. Anything from the Friedman days is pretty epic. Some of the even older stuff is incredible too:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrevUFE_yGA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD-NmKotI7U&fea...

Seen them a few years ago in Glasgow for the 3rd time. I was supposed to be getting VIP passes and a guitar lesson from Mustaine but the Public Liason people fked up at the venue. I still have the emails from Mustaine himself. Gutted was an understatement. Although we still met him outside after the gig and all the band signed my brothers ESP DV8 guitar and Mustaine ripped through the Holy wars riff and solo on it. Was pretty cool. I also caught Mustaines pick that he threw into the crowd. I took some beating holding onto that!

As for my lineup it would have to be:

Megadeth
Iron Maiden
Metallica
Ozzy
Alice Cooper
Black Label Society
ACDC
Guns N Roses (Original lineup)

derestrictor

18,764 posts

267 months

Wednesday 27th October 2010
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You've forgotten the compare; afaic, wheel out The Roth (and that means Dave Lee, not Uli J) - his famous words from a former Donny will tickle me until I can be tickled no more: "You know what Donnington means in Roman? Kick ass!" (Or something along those lines; difficult to concentrate when you have one eye watching the skies for falling flagons of liquid discharge.)

I'd go Sabbath MkI, Rainbow MkII, Purple MkIV, AC/DC (avec BS) and Manowar.