I'll second these two.

I'd also definitely go and see the Floyd show on July 6th, 1977 in Montreal. This was the show where Roger Waters spit on the fan, which inspired the concept for The Wall. I have the whole set, and it's really incredibly done; you can hear there's a lot of energy put into the music.

I'd also love to see a number of others, like Jefferson Airplane, Zappa, SRV, Hendrix, Miles Davis (along with Bill Evans, Coltrane and the rest during Kind of Blue), Bob Marley, Cream, Pavarotti, Carlos Santana....In fact I'd definitely go to Woodstock, I'd see Hendrix, Santana, Jefferson Airplane and a slew of others all at once. I'd probably venture back to Mozart's/Beethoven's/Chopin's time too, and listen to some of their works the first time they would ever be performed.

I don't know if you'd consider this the height of their career or not but I saw them on tour for Superstition in early 1992 at a smallish venue. They were amazing, and I was right up front, only a few people away from the stage.

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Watch live performances from around 2001 and compare them from videos from like 2006... the alcoholism really took a toll.

Boston, The Sex Pistols, The Beatles, The Clash, and many more... though I probably wouldn't use a time machine to go to concerts <_<

And I know it's fairly recent, but System of a Down. But then again, Serj Tankian will be touring for his next album :D

**** music, I'd rather use it to prevent Ayn Rand's birth.

I said forget about trying to prevent disasters. :laughing:

I'd see Beethoven before he was cool :pimp:

Would have loved to have seen The Replacements live in the 80's

Or At The Drive-In after they released Relationship of Command :D

The Beatles before they had found management. So that I could "discover" and manage them.

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