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Anyone else fancy a go. I've been on twice already altho i do have more if no-one available. Dave

Having looked over that list dare i suggest Motorhead

Whoever wants to go next just go for it but please wait for each quiz to finish first. Dave

Are you sure you're from Motherwell Kevin ? I wouldn't advertise that list in the Steel town. Dave (Motherwell born and bred)

Belinda Carlisle is my 2nd choice. Seems a bit out of character to the others

Reactions are back again ???

Have another selection but gonna let others have a go first. This time i'm sure i've got it

Wait a minute Kevin you didn't win the last one. As you are new to this thread and we sorely need fresh blood think we should go with your selection. I'm gonna go with Brotherhood of Man You aint old enough for them

Still no reactions from yesterday. What's the limit on use of them. Can we not have the number extended during these unprecedented times. I keep running out because i show some emotion on other peoples posts. Not fair you know, i'm a nice guy, i deserve better, i deserve more reactions.

Darn you're good sir. Band i never managed to see and recent tour ticket prices were ridiculous Seen them on the I Can See Your House from Here tour. One of my fav bands. Been following them since Mike's first solo album and saw them in Glasgow. Paul Carrack impressed me a lot. Also the guitarist with him was the same guy that played with Floyd on their Delicate Sound of Thunder tour. Tim Renwick.

Nope saw them at Murrayfield Edinburgh

OK this is gonna get a little bit more difficult and less obvious from me but here goes Big Country Marillion Nazareth Suzi Quatro Mike & the Mechanics Eagles Kiss Yes Camel Alice Cooper

Amy Winehouse

is there anyone left on your list

Seems a bit of a long shot but gonna try Simply Red

Quite a few i've never even heard of there @ead

Bryan Ferry

If answering more than once please wait till you've been answered wrong before re-guessing.

Spot on @Reggaebass By time i started going to concerts my musical tastes had moved on to Thin Lizzy and Rush etc Sadly i would loved to have seen the original Sweet with Brian Connelly. My current 70's Glam Rock covers band does quite a few of their 70's hits. Our drummer had lessons from Mick Tucker and also knows Steve Priest well from when they lived in same area. Dave

Saw him several times in Glasgow and have met him. (autograph hunting as a youngster) Dave

Again at my local venue in wishaw. Did the roadie thing for them to get their gear in. They were a weird lot. I was a fan until i met them. Don't touch my hair singer, bass player that couldn't see end of stage without his glasses and wouldn't wear them when playing, drummer who wouldn't let anyone touch his kit or even his drum cases when loading in. Guitarist that kept himself to himself. Only one that was spot on was Mark Stanway who was a true star and a gent and went for chips with us. Dave

Again saw him in my local venue in Wishaw 80's

Nope saw him at my local venue in Wishaw with his session band early 80's Altho i only stayed for first few songs in Glasgow Apollo and got bored. Not really my cup of tea at that time. Few yrs later i did get what he was doing and enjoyed his music. Probably because of Tony Levin.

Nope

My turn again. Gonna get more difficult as we go along but here goes. :- Whitesnake David Bowie Sweet Steve Hackett Frankie Miller Jack Bruce Iron Maiden Magnum Peter Gabriel Max Webster