Dodgy bands you've seen , and enjoyed the gig ;)

[Cato]

Saw Lost Prophets about 12 years ago and feel slightly tainted when I admit I enjoyed the gig.

Also seen Rolf Harris live twice, once in a club in Plymouth and once on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury.

Bit of a classic case of 'if I'd known then what I know now...' for both acts.

[Highfox]

Saw him support the Clash and Ten Pole Tudor a few times.
Always fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tl7BZYC5qI

[Leonard Smalls]

Chas and Dave...
They were excellent - and a Wal was involved!

[rubis]

+1 Chas and Dave, and Bjorn Again

[MacDaddy]

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Are Soft Cell dodgy
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Any band with a song called 'Sex dwarf' is dodgy!

[darkandrew]

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Any band with a song called 'Sex dwarf' is dodgy!
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Fair point ...

[lowregisterhead]

Rick Astley.

Saw him at a festival last year - great voice, excellent stage presence, very funny, and a cracking backing band to boot. Thoroughly enjoyed it, and I really didn't expect to....

[bassbiscuits]

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Saw him support the Clash and Ten Pole Tudor a few times.
Always fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tl7BZYC5qI
[/quote]

Peter Singh! A local legend when I lived in Swansea.

I jammed with him at an open mic night there years ago when I still lived there.

I never understood why he's in Twin Town (also set in Swansea) but played by a different bloke - Martin Ace, the bassist from Welsh prog group Man.

[Deep Thought]

I got dragged to see James Blunt at the peak of his success by my wife-didn't expect to enjoy it, but I actually thought he did a bloody good job, especially when he covered a Pixies song.