I listened, without thinking about it, to a Ramones album and then Jane's Addiction Nothing Shocking in a headphone session the other day and suddenly remembered this show I'd seen in a very Baroque-ly designed ballroom of a hotel in downtown Pittsburgh in 1988 - tiny room really, but with a huge chandelier hanging over as the main lighting, big red velvet curtains pulled back around all the doors, and Jane's Addiction opening for the Ramones - J.A. touring their first album so really nobody in the room had heard them yet. And then the Ramones following that crazy scene up with their signature 1, 2, 3, 4!!(1 minute song) 1, 2, 3, 4!!(etc.)...just an awesome show/moment of history to have seen. That's my rare one. Regretted one is when I skipped seeing Townes van Zandt at a tiny bar in Eugene, OR in, probably, '91 for no reason other than I didn't feel like biking there in the rain - in Oregon! He died before I had another chance to see him. You got any good ones?