Bugger. I ain't made none of those. Unsurprisingly.
Elsie | Homepage | 05.27.05 - 8:48 am | #

Good to see the Clash at number 1 though I'm not one of the million that claimed to be at that particular gig.

The Clash are my number 1 also, however, 25th October 1981 at The Lyceum... my 21st Birfday and definitely the best gig I've been to.

I suppose I'll have to go out and buy the issue to see if any of my other faves are in there (or if I made it to any of their top 100).
NiC | Homepage | 05.27.05 - 11:56 am | #

HAving now seen the whole list I'm rather diappointed to say I only made #41... The Gang of Four/Stiff Little Fingers/The Human League/The Fall/The Mekonsat the Lyceum in March '79

But it was a really great gig... very interesting, I may have to write more
NiC | Homepage | 05.28.05 - 7:24 pm | #

Oh! My sister was at the same JAMC gig!
mike | Homepage | 05.31.05 - 4:16 pm | #

Why didn't Steps at Wembley Arena in 1999 - supported by a host of talent including Lolly - make this list?

Each Steps member had the chance to showcase their own very special talents, as well as demonstrating as a group just why we loved them all so much. Twas a magical evening and I still have my light-up Steps wand.
Mr Blokey | 06.01.05 - 3:32 pm | #

"No13. Soft Cell farewell show at Hammersmith palais, January 10 1984. An event apparently."

This is a dumb Yank question, but was Softcell popular in Britain? I played a Softcell song for a British friend, and he had *never* heard of them. I was absolutely flabbergasted, because they were so much a part of my childhood/adolescence.
Liz | Homepage | 06.13.05 - 8:25 pm | #