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Here's your question and answer of the week from the Punknews Formspring:

Q: If you could attend any concert, what would it be?

A: Oh man, what a question! Well.........

There's the "first" Black Flag show at the Moose lodge where they played first, were kicked out, and snuck back in wearing wigs and played a second set after the Alley Katz and Rhino 39

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There's the infamous Dwarves show at 924 Gilman that started, and ended with HeWhoCannotBeNamed swinging his guitar at the audience like a battle axe

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There's the Rolling Stones live in Texas in 1978 where they played almost all of some girls and a did a bunch of older tunes and Chuck berry covers in a punk rock style. Thankfully, after years of sitting in the vaults, this show was released as a live album and I think it might be the best live album ever.

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There's the famous Beastie Boys / Reagan Youth / Bad Brains show where all three bands were at their punk rock prime.

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The Stooges in 1970 when Iggy was wild but not completely out of his skull on drugs.

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Dean Martin, Sinatra, and Sammy Davis at the Sands in their rat pack prime (Dean was the most talented, Sinatra was the hardest working, and Sammy was the funniest).

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The insane and secret all punk rock Beastie boys show where they played under the name Quasar from 1995.

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There's the wild show by Jerry Lee Lewis where he was mad at Chuck Berry for making him play first, so he did an insanely berserk show in a gym auditorium that ended with him lighting the piano on fire (We could also see if he really did use the N-word, or if that is just someone trying to defame him)

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Johnny Cash live at