5 for me

7 but I’d not complain if it was 3

I'd try to get round them all except 4

What number are Roger Whittaker and Johnny Cash?

6

I would give that class a miss. No two bands that Iike are paired together. Queen, brilliant but The Stones? Nah

if that was the only choice then 9 but would rather wait for the next set of numbers to see something I really like hopefully.

9 but get rid of stones and substitute for Artics

CrispyClaret wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 5:17 pm

I would give that class a miss. No two bands that Iike are paired together. Queen, brilliant but The Stones? Nah

You obviously got them in the wrong order....

I’ll be going straight to table 8 after lobbing potatoes at number 5 and 10

10

Table number 2 for me
That’s entertainment.Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere

Table 6, two of my favourite groups.

5, best combo for me personally.

Can I sit at every table for 5 mins, wide range of tastes in music.

You missed "Aqua and The Cheeky Girls" ffs

5 for me but I don’t mind any of them.
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5 for me but I don’t mind any of them.
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I would be 12/13 Black Sabbath/ System of a Down or 14/15 Slipknot/ Avenged Sevenfold

2 then 9

6

Anywhere but 7 and 8

Where’s the Erasure and Keane seat please?


Number Nine

3. Because those two bands got ne into music (that ToTP 1989)
7. For the music overall.

Some of those bands are world class and easily sell out stadia, others only had one or two decent songs. Stone Roses for instance, I don't get what all the hype was about.

No Ney Never wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:10 pm

Some of those bands are world class and easily sell out stadia, others only had one or two decent songs. Stone Roses for instance, I don't get what all the hype was about.

I understand what you are saying; one great album, one ropey one. They were a band who were at the forefront of a scene. Imagine if Oasis had only made Definitely Maybe; they would still have a lot of fans just for that and what was going on at the time.

They barely played any live dates at the height of the Madchester era and had already started falling apart when they eventually made and toured the second (and if you watch footage from that era, it is horrific). A lot of people never saw them live, hence the huge demand when they reformed.

7

Probably 6.

I'd be able to lean in on 2 and 3 for a natter, although I'd have to shout quite loud to 9 because Mick and the boys are pretty deaf these days.

be interesting, as this plays out, to see who is sat at which table and look at that against other posts/threads, could be mayhem lol

At the table with Sam Cooke + Otis or the one with the Miracles + the Impressions or the one with Howlin Wolf + Muddy Waters, Hank Williams + Johnny Cash, Aretha Franklin + Mavis Staples, Gladys Knight + Martha Reeves, Byrds + Buffalo Springfield, Joni Mitchell + James Taylor, Janis Joplin + Kris Kristofferson, Bobby Bland + Maxine Brown, James Brown + Etta James or Jackson Browne + Emmylou Harrison etc

KateR wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:34 pm

be interesting, as this plays out, to see who is sat at which table and look at that against other posts/threads, could be mayhem lol

All the clever dicks of this forum will be on 1 or 7.

The table with Bill Withers and John Prine for sure.

Elvis and Dusty Springfield?

TheFamilyCat wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:18 pm

I understand what you are saying; one great album, one ropey one. They were a band who were at the forefront of a scene. Imagine if Oasis had only made Definitely Maybe; they would still have a lot of fans just for that and what was going on at the time.

They barely played any live dates at the height of the Madchester era and had already started falling apart when they eventually made and toured the second (and if you watch footage from that era, it is horrific). A lot of people never saw them live, hence the huge demand when they reformed.

Oasis would be godly had they walked away after Knebworth. They must be some jealousy from the Stone Roses towards Oasis, that should have been them.


But music is personal taste. To me the Rolling Stones are the mist overrated bands in history, many fine songs but for me the extra 50 years they’ve had over The Beatles their still nowhere near them.

11. Elvis Presley & the TCB Band / Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band .....

Dyched wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:50 pm

Oasis would be godly had they walked away after Knebworth. They must be some jealousy from the Stone Roses towards Oasis, that should have been them.


But music is personal taste. To me the Rolling Stones are the mist overrated bands in history, many fine songs but for me the extra 50 years they’ve had over The Beatles their still nowhere near them.

Let it Be....

Between 1 and 7. Probably 7, Morrisey would be a pain but probably lose enough to have a chat with Lennon and John Squire.

Bin Ont Turf wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:41 pm

All the clever dicks of this forum will be on 1 or 7.

10.

Followed by 3 and 7

10.

Followed by 2 and 7

9, whilst I was waiting for table 11 with AC/DC and LED Zeppelin.

If I can have my own table:
Seether and Roy Orbison

Bob Dylan & The Killers
but seated on a swivel chair between the tables so I can switch back and forth

would love the Zeppelin table but not if they are with AC/DC

levraiclaret wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:39 pm

At the table with Sam Cooke + Otis or the one with the Miracles + the Impressions or the one with Howlin Wolf + Muddy Waters, Hank Williams + Johnny Cash, Aretha Franklin + Mavis Staples, Gladys Knight + Martha Reeves, Byrds + Buffalo Springfield, Joni Mitchell + James Taylor, Janis Joplin + Kris Kristofferson, Bobby Bland + Maxine Brown, James Brown + Etta James or Jackson Browne + Emmylou Harrison etc

great choices, BB King would be awesome, would be the Northern Soul + table, so lot's of dancing to watch on that one

I'd like to hotdesk.

Table 11 Steve Harley & Jethro Tull....both doing acoustic sets!

The only band I've not seen live on there is The Beatles.

2,6,9 &10, with a peek into 1& 5 when Joy Division and Oasis are on

10 - and then turn all the tables over at the first dance.

Table 1

The Cure have written some of my favourite songs.

Bin Ont Turf wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 8:41 pm

All the clever dicks of this forum will be on 1 or 7.

Actually, I opted for table 6.

Should have a Cocteau twins & a flock of seagulls table, it’d be 1 given the choices. Table 7 would be interesting with morrissey & marr don’t think there get on together or there didn’t. With all the doom & gloom apparent at the moment I’m not sure sitting at a table with morrissey would be the elixir I’d need.