T REXTASY
<1>
The GOD’S of GLAM
<1> |
Aberdeen
Music Hall |
8/02/94
|
£7.00 |
The
first 'tribute' band I ever went to see - when they were still called
cover bands. They were very good though, seemed pretty
authentic and provided a great evenings entertainment. |
MARILLION
<13> |
Glasgow
Barrowlands |
26/02/94
|
£12.00 |
A very
disappointing show - unlucky 13 I guess. This was the Brave tour
and, in my opinion, the band were very brave (groan) to play the
complete 70 odd minute album. That was the main set and was followed
by half a dozen other tracks - none of which was a Fish era track.
I wasn't worried about the latter - I was so bored by that point.
It took me a long time (3 1/2 years) to risk venturing to another
Marillion show. |
Tori
AMOS <1> |
Glasgow
Pavillion Theatre |
27/02/94
|
£8.00 |
. |
MAGNUM
<12> |
Glasgow
Pavillion Theatre |
9/04/94
|
£9.50 |
. |
The
Sensational Alex HARVEY Band <1>
???S PRAYER <1>
|
Elgin
Lido Club |
17/04/94
|
£ |
Eighty
minutes of pounding riffs from Zal and throbbing bass care of Chris
Glenn - and all in little old Elgin. |
LITTLE
WOLVES <1>
SUMMERFIELD
<1> |
Aberdeen
Lemon Tree |
18/06/94
|
£5.00 |
. |
WHITESNAKE |
Edinburgh
Playhouse |
23/07/94
|
£15.00 |
. |
SKIN
<1> |
Aberdeen
Lemon Tree |
26/07/94
|
£6.50 |
. |
MAGNUM
<13>
LITTLE EGYPT (band
details & site)
<1> |
Glasgow
Garage |
22/08/94
|
£8.50 |
Almost
an hour and three quarters of Magnum - the last show I saw before
they called it a day. Early in 2002 they reformed and played a much
shorter set. Bob didn't sweat as much either. |
The
AUSTRALIAN DOORS SHOW <1> |
Aberdeen
Beach Ballroom |
22/10/94
|
£8.50 |
More covers and a complete surprise
to my girlfriend who was a fan of the original band. Right up
to walking in the door she had no idea what I was taking her to.
Probably the best surprise I gave her. The crowd were a wild buch
of pissed up students and keeping a position near the front of
the stage eventually proved impossible. I escaped unscathed but
the other half had her dress ripped so the night wasn't a perfect
success.
.
|
PINK
FLOYD <1> |
London
Earls Court |
28/11/94
|
£22.50 |
. |
HELLOWEEN
<3> |
London
Marquee Club |
31/10/94
|
£6.50 |
Aan
hour and three quarters of Helloween
music on Halloween itself. I don't have any photos from the gig
as security tookmy camera off me on the way in. Bruce
Dickinson was in audience and when I pointed him out after the show
to my girfriend she insisted on having her photo taken next to him.
Muggins had to go out, collect the camera, then fight my way back
along a narrow corridor against the flow of bodies just so she could
bend her knees so as not to tower over Bruce. Wummen!. |
The
Sensational Alex HARVEY Band <2> |
Elgin
Lido Club |
4/11/94
|
£ |
. |
The
Sensational Alex HARVEY Band <3> |
Aberdeen
Lemon Tree |
12/11/94
|
£ |
. |
SKIN
<2>
The BLEEDING HEARTS
<1> |
Aberdeen
Lemon Tree |
15/11/94
|
£7.00 |
Eighty
minutes of power pop. Skin were always entertaining and being right
up the front in such a small venue, crushed with the mass of people
from behind, just added to the experience. |
WOLFSTONE
<8> |
Aberdeen
Music Hall |
24/11/94
|
£9.00 |
track
list misses last encore (1 track) |
THUNDER
<3>
The BLEEDING HEARTS (?)
<2> |
Glasgow
The Plaza |
5/12/94
|
£10.00 |
The Stand
Up And Be Counted Tour.
Back to smaller clubs but I managed to get right up the front and
have some good photos from the show somewhere. Again the third date
of the tour. |
WOLFSTONE
<9> |
Forres
Town Hall |
21/12/94
|
£7.00 |
. |
The
Sensational Alex HARVEY Band <4> |
Turriff
Rock Mecca, Union Hotel |
10/12/94
|
£ |
Just under
an hour and a quarter tonight, shortest set I'd seen the band perform.
It still rocked though and there is a video around of it that Inever
did get a hold of. |
The
Sensational Alex HARVEY Band <5> |
Glasgow
The Arena |
23/12/94
|
£6.00 |
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