What concerts have you been to?

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JessieLilley		#101	[-]
(06/05/08 4:13 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Nah. Jessie Lilley "I'm not an alcoholic, I'm a drunk. Alcoholics go to meetings."
Wich2		#102	[-]
(06/05/08 5:19 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Last year when Paul McCartney was in NYC, a gracious friend - from Berlin! - gifted me with a ticket. First-Gen Beatles fan that I am, I was tickled at the idea of just seeing a Fab in person... It went WAY beyond that. The man, When He Was 64, blew the Garden's doors off. Was on stage 2 hours, and showed off major chops. Best, -Craig W.
JessieLilley		#103	[-]
(06/05/08 5:59 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	And they say when you pass 30 you're over the hill. Jessie Lilley "I'm not an alcoholic, I'm a drunk. Alcoholics go to meetings."
FAMOUSMONSTERS62	Yes Tour cancelled	#104	[-]
(06/05/08 6:38 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	The Yes tour for this summer was cancelled due to Jon Anderson's health. He suffered an Asthma attack last month and the Dr's told him not to tour for at least 6 months. He was also diagnosed with repository failure I was going to see them here in Kansas City Aug 6th I was going to buy tickets when my stimulus check showed up in 3 weeks, damn I am disappointed. But understand. I guess one way too look at it I saved over $100.00 . I bid you Welcome!!! Kevin AKA (FAMOUSMONSTERS62) Last Edited By: FAMOUSMONSTERS62 06/05/08 6:41 PM. Edited 1 times.
Spoiler II		#105	[-]
(06/05/08 10:08 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	I am in a band and get to play with lots of young bands (and i mean young! I am the oldest one in my band at 34 and we play with punk bands consisting of 14-15 year olds once in awhile).So,i get to see lots of bands for free and i must say,the most inspiring musical sight i have seen in awhile was the scene in the Ramones documentary "End of the Century" where,in grainy BW footage,the Ramones take the stage and tear through "Judy is a Punk" at breakneck speed while the crowd sits and watches,seated in chairs and not knowing what they are seeing and the Ramones are clearly oblivious to the audience. Imagine playing to an audience who has never heard your STYLE of music before ,let alone your songs! Its an amazing sight to see,four people playing for the sheer love of it while a room full of people don't quite understand what they are doing. Every time i see that footage it makes me want to play. Its says something when 30 year old video footage inspires you more so than most live bands you see. The greatest thing about the Ramones,songs aside,was how they would tour and after every show,several bands would form almost overnight. I know when i heard incredibly technical bands as a youth,i didn't immediately find three other guys and start covering their material the next day haha. I would say "Sounds great and way above my league!"
Kaijubait		#106	[-]
(06/14/08 12:53 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	I've lost all my ticket stubs in my last move. :( Along with a few other things. I'm still holding out hope that they'll turn up somewhere, but here's what I know: First Concert: Aerosmith/Dokken 1987 Last Concert: Super Furry Animals/Fiery Furnaces/Holy F**k earlier this year Best Concert: Ramones/Social Distortion/Overwhelming Colorfast 1992 Worst: Aerosmith (again) circa 2005 (missed opening act & got rained on... but it was free) Couple o' hundred shows in between
Pulpmonster		#107	[-]
(06/15/08 3:44 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	First Concert: Heart in 78 (Little Queen tour) Last Concert: I have tickets for Metal Masters this summer Motorhead/Judas Priest/Black Sabbath....as Heaven and Hell....I'm set for 2nd row, I'm not sure if I've got an all day concert left in my system tho...... Best Concert: The Who (circa...'80) Worst Concert: The competition is too tough to decide john
Alias the Scarecrow		#108	[-]
(06/15/08 7:57 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Ok, my list of concerts includes: The Cars Olivia Newton-John Aerosmith Billy Idol Pat Benatar ZZ Top Def Leppard Stevie Nicks The Pretenders The Kinks Hall & Oates til Tuesday Cheap Trick Heart Meat Loaf Rolling Stones Whitney Houston Madonna Genesis The Who The Monkees Boston The Go-Go's Whitesnake Van Halen Scorpions The Eagles J.Geils Band The Cure No Doubt Guns-N-Roses Joan Jett & the Blackhearts B-52's Lita Ford Ozzy Osbourne Rob Zombie Psychedelic Furs Pink Kelly Clarkson The Bangles L7 Fleetwood Mac The Police The Doors(w/Ian Astonbury of the Cult as lead singer..) Concrete Blonde Journey AC/DC Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Don Henley Katrina & the Waves U2 REM Pete Townshend Keith Richards Christina Aguilera Marilyn Manson GARBAGE Hole Sheryl Crow Phil Collins David Lee Roth Twisted Sister Janet Jackson Liz Phair Tori Amos Motley Crue Mariah Carey Black Eyed Peas Blondie Roger McGuinn Gordon Lightfoot Elton John Tina Turner Kiss Rush Styx Bruce Springsteen Sting Ric Ocasek Julianna Hatfield Belinda Carlisle The Donnas Black Crowes Jackson Browne Loverboy Eddie Money Patty Smyth and I know that I've forgot some over the years..but this was the main list!
Gil Ray	Hard, hard rock.....or something...	#109	[-]
(06/28/08 4:23 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	I'm speechless......Gil
bipolarber		#110	[-]
(06/30/08 1:12 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Within the last ten years? A concert of Halloween music, done by my hometown's symphony orchestra... (outstanding!) Tori Amos Blue Man Group (how to be a Megastar) Weird Al A local Blue Grass fest. Puddle of Mud Coldplay
Professor Von X		#111	[-]
(06/30/08 1:22 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	First concert... Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush in '75. Last concert... last Thursday night Return To Forever at the Ottawa Jazzfest. Amazing show. Four incredible musicians, but it was Stanley Clarke's bass solo that really killed the crowd. Coming up in a week or so... Boz Skaggs and Steely Dan at Bluesfest! Professor Von X
bipolarber		#112	[-]
(06/30/08 4:16 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Ah... first concert? The Police... Synchronicity tour. (Yeah, I know... I gat a late start on concerts, since I grew up in the middle of "Nowheresville" Illinois.) Best concert? The Genitorturers... or maybe GWAR.... (both had amazing stage shows.)
Professor Von X		#113	[-]
(07/01/08 6:08 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Gil... that clip... ow. The seventies could really hurt sometimes. Professor Von X
RKS		#114	[-]
(07/11/08 11:50 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	ELVIS (1972,1974,1976(twice),and 1977(second to last concert he ever did). THE MONKESS (Without Nesmith) three times. WEIRD AL (about five times, a really great concert. I recommend it highly) STYX ALICE COOPER DAMN YANKESS I hate going to concerts.
Tumak		#115	[-]
(07/12/08 1:02 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	The Animals Arrested Development B-52's Erykah Badu The Bangles Beastie Boys Adrian Belew Big Audio Dynamite Blind Boys of Alabama Blue Man Group Blue Up? Tracy Bonham Brand New Heavies Foxy Brown Buzzcocks The Call Camper Van Beethoven Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Sheila Chandra Harry Chapin Cheap Trick Chic Bootsy Collins and Bootsy's Rubber Band Elvis Costello and the Attractions Cracker Cranberries Marshall Crenshaw Crowded House Cypress Hill Dick Dale Danzig Dazz Band Diddley Bo Thomas Dolby Bob Dylan Earth Wind and Fire 11th Dream Day Bryan Ferry Fishbone The Fixx Front 242 Peter Gabriel Gap Band Genesis Gin Blossoms Philip Glass The Go-Gos The Grateful Dead Guadalcanal Diary Buddy Guy Gwar Jerry Harrison Debbie Harry John Hassell Hawkwind with Helios Creed (!) Don Henley House of Large Sizes Inner Circle James Jethro Tull Jesse Johnson Tom Jones Kid Creole and the Coconuts Lenny Kravitz Kronos Quartet Ladysmith Black Mambazo Level 42 Love and Rockets Nick Lowe Taj Mahal MC 900 Ft Jesus Sarah McLachlan Meat Puppets John Mellencamp Natalie Merchant The Mercy Seat Buddy Miles Ministry Mufa The New Duncan Imperials New Order NRBQ Remmy Ongala Original P (founding members of Parliament minus George Clinton) Maceo Parker Parliament/Funkadelic/George Clinton/P. Funk All-Stars Pharcyde Pink Floyd Poi Dog Pondering The Police Jean Luc Ponty Primus Prince The Proclaimers Public Enemy Public Image, Ltd. R.E.M. The Ramones Reptile Palace Orchestra The Residents Jonathan Richman Stan Ridgway The Rolling Stones The Roots Rush Brian Setzer Orchestra Shankar and Caroline Shriekback Simon and Garfunkel Paul Simon Simple Minds Smashing Pumpkins Smithereens Smithereens Soul Asylum Spandau Ballet Sparks Special Beat (members of The Specials and English Beat) The Spin Doctors Steve Winwood Sting The Stranglers Clyde Stubblefield Suburbs The Sugarcubes Tangerine Dream They Might Be Giants The Three O'Clock Timbuk3 The Time Tom Tom Club A Tribe Called Quest Trip Shakespeare 27 Various U2 Suzanne Vega The Wallets Joe Walsh and Glen Frey Roger Waters The Who Jah Wobble Zapp and Roger Zvuki Mu Last Edited By: Tumak 07/20/08 3:19 PM. Edited 1 times.
JessieLilley		#116	[-]
(07/20/08 11:42 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	So.... who's up for flying to Austin later this year for the Faces reunion? I assume we'll have to wait for Woody to get out of rehab again but... Jessie Lilley "I'm not an alcoholic, I'm a drunk. Alcoholics go to meetings."
GhostofChaneysLiver		#117	[-]
(08/30/08 3:09 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Last Thursday I attended the Rod Stewart concert in Tampa, Fl. The old boy has still got it. He performed at an amphitheatre in hot muggy weather Florida weather. I'll tell ya I don't think I could have sung and danced around the stage like that for 90 minutes (and he's pushin' 60!). They'd probably have to call 911 for me after 15 minutes. He still looks great and put on a terrific show. Next month I'm taking in another Tony Bennett show in Orlando. Taking my daughter to that one too. I'm hoping to score a couple of Tina Turna and Neil Diamond tickets, but so far they seem to be veeeery pricey. I may not go unless I want to buy nosebleed seats (which I don't). Cromwell
Alias the Scarecrow		#118	[-]
(08/30/08 5:54 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Going to see the ever-delightful Liz Phair tonight..she is doing the whole "EXILE IN GUYVILLE" album live in honor of the album's 15th anniversary. I've seen her several times in the past, but you cant beat this kind of show for $25.00 tickets..quite a bargain!
back lot charlie		#119	[-]
(08/30/08 6:16 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	My favorite musician in the world, and a friend to boot. Nobody rocks it like Jim Heath, "the Reverend Horton Heat", still rockin' after all these years. I never miss a Rev concert! Here is a rare clip, opening in Dallas for the Stray Cats back in the 90s...
SparkieGojira		#120	[-]
(08/30/08 7:07 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Um... off topic.... but the other day I was re-watching the deleted scenes on the DOCTOR WHO season 3 box set when it finally dawned on me that the long rambling shpeal about the "best gig ever." are actually add libbed personal recollections of David Tennant himself. Off the top of my head I forget what band, but it was 1992 and it was the best concert David Tennant ever saw. www.itcamefromplanetx.com

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