My list would probably go something like this:

Little Feat - Drivin' Blind
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Let Yourself Go
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Last Dance With Mary Jane
Billy Joel - Travelin' Prayer
The Black Crowes - Grinnin'
Al Green - Take Me To The River
Oasis - Acquiesce
The Civil Wars - From This Valley
Guns N' Roses - Dust N' Bones
Bob Seger - Turn The Page
Tom Waits - Long Way Home
Bob Dylan - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
Bob Dylan - Someday Baby
Chris Robinson - Piece Of Wind
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - Everybody's On The Run
Bruce Springsteen - Long Walk Home
Grateful Dead - Friend of the Devil
Bad Company - Shooting Star
Alter Bridge - Never Born To Follow
Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye

The show started off a disaster. I was genuinely looking forward to this card more than any other Wrestlemania/wrestling event in a long time, then Sheamus pinned Daniel Bryan in 18 seconds. I actually found that so offensive I contemplated turning the whole thing off. We as wrestling fans sit through some stupid shit all year round and it's expected to be worth it for a Wrestlemania but to have a World Heavyweight Championship match end in 18 seconds is just plain insulting and to two of the best WRESTLERS out there today no less. WWE is gonna burn for mistakes like this in the long term when Rock, HBK, HHH and Undertaker all leave WWE programming in the coming weeks.

As for the rest of the card, Jericho/Punk was a good wrestling match but I expected better to be honest. Maybe it's because it followed Taker/HHH that I was so emotionally spent I couldn't get into it.

As for Taker/HHH: Probably one of the best matches ever in terms of emotion, storytelling and raw drama. HBK was fantastic here and young superstars should study this as Michaels displayed how emotions and the art of selling can be so impactful to a match especially a culminating storyline. It was a masterclass, and with the finish with the 3 of them exiting together, it was like the leading actors of a sophisticated stage play taking their final bow. This was worth the £15 alone and reminded me why I continue to watch and made me proud to be a wrestling fan.

As for Rock/Cena, I found it sloppy, and Rock, Cena, AND referee Mike Chiodia visibly communicated way too much it took the special feel away from it. The worst came with a close up shot of the Rock while Cena had him in a bear hug and Rock says pretty loudly "We do a DDT?" It's little errors like this that ruin the 'feel' of a big match. Certainly a match that's being billed as "Once In A Lifetime" should have been layed out in advance, and pretty much move for move. Rock's been out for too long and Cena isn't competent enough to call spots on the fly let alone on the biggest stage of the year.

Just my two cents.

Glad to hear you had a great experience Russ! There's not a better feeling when you meet one of your heroes and they're so humble and gracious. I met him in July and he was overwhemingly accommodating for anyone wanting to talk to him, sign autographs or take pictures. Upon first listen his new album sounds incredible aswell. Very Dylan-esque.

Oh Sweet Nuthin' is awesome too. When I saw them, during the jam in the middle they did a short rendition of "Hey Jude" before steering it back to it's epic climax. Awesome!

Thanks guys! Yeah, I've had several people already ask me who's not familar with the band why I got my photo taken with a homeless person. He seemed to be in  great physical shape though. He was dancing around alot, and seemed pretty agile. His vocals were awesome too. Yeah, the guy beside me at the gig said he saw The Brotherhood, and that they were awesome too. I think they do a few Crowes covers from Before The Frost..Until The Freeze too.

Here's the setlists:

July 12th, O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London

-Acoustic Set-

1. Remedy
2. Hotel Illness
3. Whoa Mule
4. Welcome To The Goodtimes
5. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (Bob Dylan cover)
6. What Is Home
7. Ballad In Urgency
8. Wiser Time
9. She Talks To Angels
10. My Morning Song

- Electric Set -

11. Exit
12. Jealous Again
13. Oh! Sweet Nuthin (The Velvet Underground cover)
14. Thorn In My Pride
15. Oh Josephine
16. Hard To Handle (Otis Redding cover)
17. Soul Singing
18. Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution

Encore:

19. Boomers Story (Ry Cooder cover)

The Black Crowes

Say Goodnight To The Bad Guys Tour 2011

July 13th, O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London

- Acoustic Set -

1. Cold Boy Smile
2. Soul Singing
3. Sister Luck
4. Thorn In My Pride
5. No Expectations (The Rolling Stones cover)
6. Downtown Money Waster
7. Garden Gate
8. Lost My Drivin' Wheel (Tom Rush cover)
9. Jealous Again

- Electric Set -

10. Feelin' Alright (Joe Cocker cover)
11. Good Morning Captain
12. (Only) Halfway To Everywhere
13. Descending
14. Wiser Time
15. Poor Elijah/Tribute To Johnson (Delaney and Bonnie cover)
16. Appaloosa
17. High Head Blues
18. Seeing Things
19. Remedy

Encore:

Shake Your Money Maker [with Jimmy Page] (Elmore James cover)