I found it!

[low_delta]

Well, most of it. It only goes up through September of 1997.

My concertgoing history:


5/23/93 Styx.
8/17/95 Deep Purple (Blackfoot)
11/11/85 Supertramp, Motels
2/11/86 Heart, Autograph
3/24/86 Rush, Marillion
10/22/86 Emerson, Lake & Powell
10/31/86 Gallagher
12/11/86 Oak Ridge Boys
7/?/86 Heart
8/7/86 Boston
7/25/87 Peter Gabriel,
9/11/87 David Bowie
9/25/87 Emo Phillips
9/30/87 Pink Floyd
10/18/87 Steven Wright
11/5/87 Def Leppard, Tesla
11/13/87 Roger Waters
11/23/87 Emo Phillips, Rita Rudner, Larry "Bud" Melman
12/2/87 Jethro Tull, Fairport Convention
2/5/88 Gallagher
4/5/88 Rush, Rainmakers
4/8/88 The Kinks, Tonio K
4/20/88 Robin Trower
4/28/88 3
5/20/88 Pink Floyd
8/14/88 Moody Blues, Farrenheit
11/16/88 Warren Zevon
4/15/89 Grateful Dead.
4/28/89 Steven Wright
6/29/89 Violent Femmes, New Order, PIL, (Sugarcubes)
7/17/89 Grateful Dead.
7/23/89 The Who
9/30/89 R.E.M., NRBQ
6/16/89 Rush, Mr. Big
6/28/89 Crosby, Stills & Nash
1/26/91 Emo Phillips
2/26/91 (Bad Company), Damn Yankees
4/5/91 The Scorpions, Trixter
6/6/91 Steve Winwood, Robert Cray
6/7/91 Elvis Costello, The Bodeans
6/22/91 Styx, Vinnie James
6/29/91 Violent Femmes, Fishbone, Jellyfish
6/26/91 Yes.
11/10/91 Rush,
12/31/91 Violent Femmes
3/31/92 U2, Pixies
5/21/92 Spinal Tap.
6/27/92 Rush,
7/2/92 The Bodeans, Roger McGuinn, Warren Zevon
9/15/92 U2, (Big Audio Dynamite II, Disposable Heroes of Hiphopracy)
11/6/92 Second City
11/15/92 Neil Young
11/13/92 Matthew Sweet, James
7/10/93 Peter Gabriel
9/8/93 Jethro Tull, Procol Harum
9/26/93 Alice In Chains,
10/13/93 Brian May,
10-19-93 Depeche Mode
10/22/93 Vince Neil, Savatage
10/26/93 Nirvana, Mudhoney, Jawbox
4/7/94 Rush, Primus
5/2/94 Cracker,
6/30/94 Yes.
7/3/94 Pink Floyd
7/14/94 Indigo Girls, Mrs. Fun, Big Fish Ensemble
7/15/94 Eagles, Melissa Etheridge
8/16/94 Spin Doctors, Gin Blossoms, Cracker
9/7/94 Nine Inch Nails, Hole, Marilyn Manson
11/8/94 Nine Inch Nails, Jim Rose Circus, (Marilyn Manson)
1/18/95 Nine Inch Nails
3/25/95 Oasis
5/29/95 Violent Femmes, Letters to Cleo, Sponge, Flaming Lips, (Ramones, Caulfields), Faith No More, Adam Ant, Duran Duran, Bush, Collecctive Soul
5/31/95 R.E.M., Luscious Jackson
6/30/95 The Bodeans, Lowen & Navarro
8/23/95 Sould Asylum, Matthew Sweet, Victoria Williams
8/29/95 Live, PJ Harvey
9/2/95 Bush,
10/27/95 Violent Femmes.
10/28/95 Sonic Youth, Elastica, The Amps, (Letters to Cleo, Everclear)
11/3/95 Candlebox, Sponge, Our Lady Peace
11/16/95 Marilyn Manson
11/22/95 Jethro Tull
12/26/95 Citizen King, Willy Porter, Pet Engine, Wooldridge Brothers, Victor DeLorenzo
12/16/95 Paul Cebar & the Milwaukeeans, The Mosleys
1/19/96 Violent Femmes, Little Blue Crunchy Things
4/4/96 Arlo Guthrie
5/31/96 Styx, Kansas
7/2/96 Gravity Kills
7/4/96 Butthole Surfers, The Reverend Horton Heat, Toadies
8/18/96 Sex Pistols, Gravity Kills
9/11/96 Jethro Tull, Emerson Lake & Palmer
10/1/96 Smashing Pumpkins, Grant Lee Buffalo
10/11/96 Marilyn Manson
11/1/96 Rush.
3/2/97 Live, Fun Loving Criminals
4/10/97 Kula Shaker,
6/5/97 Styx,
6/13/97 Rush.
6/25/97 U2, Fun Loving Criminals
7/18/97 Violent Femmes
7/23/97 The Who
11/3/97 Everclear, Our Lady Peace
9/?/97 Mighty Blue Kings

Yes, I know that comedy shows are not "concerts."
Bands in parentheses were on the bill, but I did not see them.

Comments

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

I wish I had kept a record, starting with Jefferson Airplane in the early 70's.

I can't remember a lot of the warmup performers, although I do recall that one of the two times I saw the Stones during the 70's, their warmup was Billy Preston, and he was GREAT.

Maybe I should start making a list and eventually try to figure out corresponding years of performances.

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

I kept all of my ticket stubs. It's one of my most prized posessions. I did keep a list, though. It included venue and who I went with.

Re:

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

OK, you're getting this first a very sketchy first list:

8/4/67 Monkees, St. Paul

5/15/70 Jefferson Airplane, Minneapolis

*70's* in no particular order:
Mountain (Chicago)
Rolling Stones (twice)
Jethro Tull
Bob Dylan
Yes
Dave Brubeck
Grateful Dead
Joni Mitchell
Sweet Honey N the Rock
Margie Adams (2)
Pete Seeger
Arlo Guthrie
Bonnie Raitt

*80's* in a little bit of order

Bread & Roses concert(s?) in Berkeley: Mimi Farina, Taj Majal, Paul Simon, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, others
Stevie Wonder
Diana Ross
Elton John
The Who
Joan Baez
Ray Charles
Rolling Stones
Los Lobos

*90's* in a little bit of order

Neil Young's acoustic Bridge School Benfit Concerts: Bridge VI (1992) with Elton John, Pearl Jam, Shawn Colvin, James Taylor, Sammy Hagar; Bridge VII (1993) with Melissa Etheridge, Pearl Jam, Sammy Hagar, Eddie Van Halen, Bonnie Raitt (with Graham Nash on one tune), Warren Zevon, Ann & Nancy Wilson (of Heart). Plus I think I was at Bridge V in 1991.

Van Morrison
Holly Near
Eric Clapton
Rolling Stones (twice)

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

:-)

Woo! You saw the airplane on my birthday!

Re:

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

And you were what, 1 or 2?

3

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

Hey, you didn't see any shows before I was born!

Re: 3

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

I was too young. :P

Re: 3

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

I went to my first concert when I was a junior in high school.

Re: 3

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

I was in 6th grade. :)

Re: 3

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

Er, either summer between 5th & 6th grades or between 6th & 7th. No time to figure it out at the moment.

[sunshine-two.livejournal.com]

Quite the impressive list. I've gone to very few concerts. I think the concerts I've seen aren't on your list. Golden Earring, Bryan Adams, The Police, Jann Arden, Luba, and more recently, the Cher Farewell concert (which was actually better than I anticipated).

Gotta like those Scorpions. I used to have a few of their albums ;)

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

I bought Cher tickets. For a friend. ;-)

[cynnerth.livejournal.com]

Yay!! Where did you find it??

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

In the sunporch.