Anyone who is a serious music fan, has a list of the of some legendary live performances they wish they could have witnessed. If you are reading this, then I'm pretty certain you will too. Maybe you were too young, or perhaps, you weren't even born yet. Now, when this subject comes up, there are some that, deservedly so, are mentioned more often than not, such as - Hendrix, Woodstock in '69. The Who, Leeds in '70. Led Zeppelin, at Pontiac Silverdome, '77. Nirvana, at the Reading Festival, '92...You get the idea, and there are many, many more in addition to those already mentioned. What happened that made these legendary live performances so revered? It's usually when the stars align perfectly, the artist/band are in devastating form, the venue is a perfect setting, the audience all know they are witnessing something special and it unifies them, among other factors. Often, it has been the case where the band are on the cusp of going from cult status to bonafide stars. A life changing night for both performers and crowd members, an almost religious experience where nothing is quite the same afterwards. Let's pretend that we have the world's only time machine, and we are going to use it for selfish reasons. The doc has handed you the keys to the Delorean, and you can pick the date and destination. With this article, I'm going to make some choices, some obvious, some not so obvious, that will hopefully make you compile your own list of gigs that you would cut your own finger off, to have been present at. These are in no particular order of preference, as that would be just too damn hard. As Huey Lewis once sang - "Get me back in time"...