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Bloodhound Gang (I can't remember any of it through far too much rum, if that makes it any better);
Embrace (twice. Once in Manchester - first gig, got offered £50 for my ticket, was stuck behind a long haired fat sweaty man all the way through. Great. Second time - in Norway. I was there already. Still not really an excuse).

Loads of Ska-Punk (reel big fish, less than jake, capdown, spunge etc). Although I don't regret most of it Ska-punk gigs = FUN.

That's about it.

But only because I won tickets through Faceparty.

I'm not going to redeem myself on this one am I?

house of love - when i should have goen and seen rapeman/dino jr/band of susans instead.

other than that... no really.

i saw gary moore in 85. which i suppose is pretty bad, but back then i liked 'rawk' music.

fgth - in 84 - could be embarrassing. but again i really liked FGTH.

WORSE gig, as in band ought to be embarrassed. was Chapterhouse. totally blown off the stage by their support act - The teenage Cranberries first UK mainland show. they were pretty darn good.

all i could come up with was a robbie williams gig but that was work so it doesn't really count plus basement jaxx were supporting which un-gays the situation "slightly"

was in 2005 when i was 15 which makes it slightly better

i was 13

me and my mate took 2 girls to see Hellisforheroes supporting biffy way back ages ago.
got well pissed beforehand and then were thrown out of leeds cockpit before HIFH even played. not the best way to impress two foxy ladies
apparently the gig was ace tho. shame we were outside nursing the wounds we got from the bouncers throwing us down some steps. and also out bruised egos

I was dragged to see HIM twice (I'm a good friend, but I refused a 3rd time)

I agreed to see The Hoosiers before I knew who they were.

Hanson (again, I'm a GREAT friend)

PJ & Duncan - The Mizz Roadshow approx '93 . . . it's all part of our histories.

We went for Reel Big Fish, who were supporting, ok???? And shut up because they were really good. Sum 41 on the otherhand, were dire.

I was 13. It was 1995. It was acceptable.

it was the final nail in the coffin for a band that I used to like.

I also regret seeing counting crows twice. Once was fine... but twice was pushing it.

ummm, System of a down 3 yrs ago also.
My excuse: I was 14!

the Dawson's Creek theme music. Kill me now.

at the Underworld a couple of years ago. Still flagellating myself for that one.

I endured Mika at the Shepherd's Bush Empire last year, but that was for the benefit of my girlfriend so that one doesnt count. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

I was young and I thought he was cool. I thought I was cool.
The only redeeming factor is that it was in Chicago. Which actually is cool.

King, U2, Hothouse Flowers, The Waterboys and many more bands that I probably wouldn't want to see again but I'm not really embarrassed by any of them.

Oh, except for maybe Stereophonics and Embrace, that's pretty embarrassing...

Limp Bizkit's Finsbury Park thing a few years back. In my defence, the earlier acts were generally pretty good, and the cost was nothing. We left before the end.

though i only went as head (PE) were supporting, and they were great!!

Chris Martin burst into a rendition of 'We Are The Cheeky Girls' at one point. It's a minor miracle I persevered with music to be honest

but i'm not. I fucking loved them at the time and it was probably the best day of my life up until that point. I adored them more than anything else. The adoration is gone now, but I can still appreciate it.

It was at murrayfield stadium and I was sat at the opposite end from where they were playing. I was ecstatic when we managed to sneak into standing, and although I was still about a mile away from Frusciante, i couldn't have been happier.

at a school anti-drugs roadsow type thing. this probably doesnt count as a gig so
feeder- but it wernt that bad so watever really.

They played "mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm" and all the others!

What do I win?

In... about... 2004? I didn't enjoy it though.

Tori Amos - because it was a present for my girlfriend of four years (with whom I split up the day before)

Lostprophets - I had to drive a friend to see them for his birthday.

Reef - this was my first ever gig and... oh there's no use, I've no excuse, I really liked them. I was only 11.

Oh god there's more... Cast, Feeder LOADS of times, I even went to see Eminem instead of Hefner at Reading once. I think I saw NoWaySis once too.