1. Grand Funk Railroad
2. Silverchair
3. Pink floyd with Roger waters, Gilmour and Nick mason
Plus 1 with Pink Floyd. I’ve wanted that to happen for years.
+1 for GFR w/ Mark, Don & Mel
Rush
Dire Straits
Colosseum
Talking Heads
1. Crosby stills Nash and Young
A special Beacon weekend in March 2019 …
"In tribute to the 50th Anniversary of the Allman Brothers Band " ...
Percussion: Jaimoe + Marc Q + Matt Abts
Bass: Oteil
Keyboards: Chuck Leavell
Guitars: Warren + Derek and (health permitting) guest appearance by Dickey …
Well a guy can dream can't he?
Genesis with Phil singing, Chester Thompson on drums, and Steve Hackett on guitar, playing material from 1970-1977.
Sure, Gabriel would be great too, but the above would be enough.
Rush....luv the Genesis idea also...and of course Frank
Talking Heads
You beat me to that one V. What makes it particularly sad is that all the pieces are alive. If one believes the biography I read about them, however, it will never happen as it claimed byrne had an affair with Tina W.
Yes: the lineup that played at the RnR Hall of Fame Induction.
Journey with both Steve Perry & Gregg Rollie
Dave Rawlings Machine with John Paul Jones back.
Robert Plant & the Band of Joy
Warren Haynes, Kevn Kinney, Edwin McCain acoustic trio (have done 4-5 shows in total so would be 1st real tour)
Genesis, 1975 or 1977 lineup
Police (I missed the reunion tour when they stretched out a number of songs)
dTb - with both Mike & Javier (and the Count!)
And I like the 50th anniversary Allman tribute show at the Beacon, but have to include Jack Pearson, too.
Strawbs
Agree with a lot that's already been posted. Especially dTb, Police and 3/4 Floyd. Honestly, almost all of the bands I miss is due to a bandmember death that is hard/impossible to replace, so I'm really having to rub both my brain cells together to come up with more.
I would like to see the original Van Halen lineup one time, even if that means DLR with his limited-out-of-tune vox and yelps and all. Only way I could see that happen though is with Hagar involved with some sort of Sam & Dave farewell tour, but I'd prefer to see just the original lineup have one last go-round before doing a farewell tour. (And while a Sam & Dave VH tour has real potential on paper, I have no doubt that organization would screw it up and present it in some stupid way that takes all of the fun and glory out of it.)
I'm sure this will elicit negative responses, but the only one I would pay for is Led Zeppelin.
I would love to see the three surviving members of The Faces do one more round: Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Kenney Jones. Plenty of great bass and keyboard players they could find to fill in.
I'm sure this will elicit negative responses, but the only one I would pay for is Led Zeppelin.
Bingo. I've seen all the others (Floyd, Heads, Yes, Straits, Rush, Police, etc.) but never Zep. And judging from the Celebration Day reunion, they still can do it. This would be the only one for me, too.
Dire Straits original lineup with David Knophler and Pick Withers.
Poco original lineup with Jim Messina, Richie Furay, Tim Schmidt, George Grantham,and Rusty Young. Randy Meisner would be ok but not Paul Cotton.
Paul McCartney and Denny Laine with other surviving Wings musicians
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Poco original lineup with Jim Messina, Richie Furay, Tim Schmidt, George Grantham,and Rusty Young. Randy Meisner would be ok but not Paul Cotton.
Just an FYI, Randy Meisner is not in any condition to be onstage with anyone these days:
Porcupine Tree
CCR
CC and the LPA.......Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen
Original Focus. They were just about perfect.
Porcupine Tree
Seriously?
Everything in Moderation. Including Moderation.
stones
Burning Spear
Mahogany Rush
Bad Religion
x2 for Faces
Leslie West, wheelchair no problem
Trower is still out and about, really hope to catch him again
Black sabbath
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Porcupine Tree
90s lineup of the Red Hot Chili Peppers
A Warren / Derek project
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Heart
Widespread Panic (to come to Europe)
I missed the recent David Gilmour tour. Wish for another one. With a similar selection of PF classics ánd
with Chuck Leavell again. But if Chuck would find time to be involved in a Warren / Derek project, well that would be mighty sweet too.
Cold Chisel