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Kiwi by any chance enigma ? 
Crowded house supported our band at a gig once.
Then they became bigger than us. That's all I'm saying about that.
Always liked -
Pink Floyd
Alan Parsons
Phil Collins
Supertramp
Christopher Cross
America
Eagles
James Taylor
Joni Mitchell
Randy Crawford
Joan Armatrading
and many more !!!!!!!!
As for songs, too hard. Always enjoy hearing these -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lFxGBB4UGU
and
Favorite concert - I have been to many of the big stage city shows, but my favorites are a couple of small club / pub shows.
The first was seeing Hoodo gurus live many years ago before they became famous. Myself and a friend would visit seedy clubs in Hindley street ( Adelaides little brother to Kings Cross ) . We went through a doorway and down some rickety stairs into the biggest fire trap, basement I have ever seen. ( only the stairs and single doorway out ) This was in the early 1980,s and the place was PACKED full of genuine Punks with red & blue mohawks, nose studs and leather jackets all moshing. My friend and I where the only " normal " people in the joint, a couple of conservative country lads, politely dressed and spoken. It didnt matter, everyone was having a great time and no-one cared.
The band had a funny name we had never heard of. They where using well worn old gear and playing songs we had never heard, but heII they where good. We worked our way to the front of the crowd and where standing so close we could touch the guys if that way inclined. ( which we wher'nt ....
) Been a big fan ever since. ......So Hoodo Gurus on their " Darwin or Bust " Tour is the first pick..
Second pick, The Chior Boys playing a tiny little local country pub. The town didnt get many major acts coming through and the place was packed. It was standing room only and you couldnt move anywhere. Money was ferried across the top of the crowd to the bar with order and the drinks where ferried back to the buyer same way. ( it was all locals who knew each other ) .
The music was LOUD and the highlight of the night was Chior Boys playing ABBA's Dancing Queen on heavy electric guitar. It was like something straight out of Prascilla Queen of the Desert. .........Now thats what I call a good night night out.
