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- BluesRok said...
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- 8 Jul 2007, 18:00
List the shows you've seen...

List all the shows you've seen here. If you can remember, tell us when, where, who was the backup, how much you paid for tickets, and whatever else you remember about the show.

Example:
Van Halen; about 1978, Omaha's Music Hall, backed up by Journey and Ronnie Montrose. I paid $3.98 because it was promoted by KQ98 radio. VH's first album had just been released and was just starting to get airplay. It was my second date with what would become my wife. She liked Journey better, (chicks!). I wasn't very impressed with Van Halen; I thought they jumped around too much and the playing was loose and sloppy.
(more shows to follow...)
Jay

BluesRok / Jay

[quote][b][user]BluesRok[/user][/b] said: List all the shows you've seen here. If you can remember, tell us when, where, who was the backup, how much you paid for tickets, and whatever else you remember about the show. Example: Van Halen; about 1978, Omaha's Music Hall, backed up by Journey and Ronnie Montrose. I paid $3.98 because it was promoted by KQ98 radio. VH's first album had just been released and was just starting to get airplay. It was my second date with what would become my wife. She liked Journey better, (chicks!). I wasn't very impressed with Van Halen; I thought they jumped around too much and the playing was loose and sloppy. (more shows to follow...) Jay [/quote]

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- flagg1 said...
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- 9 Jul 2007, 02:49
Unholy Alliance @ HP Pavilion; San Jose CA; Summer 2006

In order of Appearance:

Thine Eyes Bleed. Was the starting band.
Children of Bodom. Kick ass from Finland.
Mastodon. Didn't like them before but there ok.
Lamb of God. Kick fucking ass and insane.
Slayer. Insane and Legends.

I payed about 30 bucks for the ticket and it was worth it.

Sounds of the Underground @ Shoreline Amphitheater; Mountain View CA; Summer 2006

Way to many bands to remember and I was baked out of my mind, but highlights included Gwar, Behemoth, In Flames, Job For A Cowboy, and Machine Head.

I payed about 60 bucks for the 2 tickets I bought. I dont remember much of it though.

Lamb of God North American Tour 2007 @ The Catalyst; Santa Cruz CA; February 2007

In order of appearance:

Gojira. Really underrated French metal. Check them out.
Machine Head. You can never go wrong with them.
Trivium. They suck dick and were booed multiple times.
Lamb of God. One of the best bands ever, with a killer live show. Simply AMAZING.

I payed about 38 bucks for the ticket (it was really 28 but Santa Cruz has some fuckin weired taxes on stuff). And another 30 for the shirt, but I would do it all again.

[quote][b][user]flagg1[/user][/b] said: Unholy Alliance @ HP Pavilion; San Jose CA; Summer 2006 In order of Appearance: [artist]Thine Eyes Bleed[/artist]. Was the starting band. [artist]Children of Bodom[/artist]. Kick ass from Finland. [artist]Mastodon[/artist]. Didn't like them before but there ok. [artist]Lamb of God[/artist]. Kick fucking ass and insane. [artist]Slayer[/artist]. Insane and Legends. I payed about 30 bucks for the ticket and it was worth it. Sounds of the Underground @ Shoreline Amphitheater; Mountain View CA; Summer 2006 Way to many bands to remember and I was baked out of my mind, but highlights included [artist]GWAR[/artist], [artist]Behemoth[/artist], [artist]In Flames[/artist], [artist]Job For A Cowboy[/artist], and [artist]Machine Head[/artist]. I payed about 60 bucks for the 2 tickets I bought. I dont remember much of it though. Lamb of God North American Tour 2007 @ The Catalyst; Santa Cruz CA; February 2007 In order of appearance: [artist]Gojira[/artist]. Really underrated French metal. Check them out. [artist]Machine Head[/artist]. You can never go wrong with them. [artist]Trivium[/artist]. They suck dick and were booed multiple times. [artist]Lamb of God[/artist]. One of the best bands ever, with a killer live show. Simply AMAZING. I payed about 38 bucks for the ticket (it was really 28 but Santa Cruz has some fuckin weired taxes on stuff). And another 30 for the shirt, but I would do it all again.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 9 Jul 2007, 05:40
Big Bands:

-Unholy Alliance Tour 2006

Atlanta, GA on June 27. HiFi Buys Amphitheater. Tickets were forty-five dollars a piece and we were thirteen rows from the stage. It was my father, myself, and my friend.

Thine Eyes Bleed, Children of Bodom, Mastodon, Lamb of God, Slayer

-The Pink Floyd Experience

Greenville, SC on November 14, 2006. Bi-Lo Center, tickets were forty dollars and we were five rows from the stage. It was my father and myself.

-Tenacious D: Pick of Destiny world tour

Duluth, GA on December 5, 2006. Gwinnett Arena, general admission tickets (we were directly in front of the stage) and the tickets were forty-five dollars. It was my father and myself.

-Rush Snakes & Arrows world tour

Charlotte, NC on June 18, 2007. Verizon Wireless Center, hundred feet from the stage and tickets were eighty dollars. It was my father and myself.

Local gigs:

-They Call Us Heros and Rotten Cotton

Easley, SC on August 28, 2006. Espresso Easley, admission was five dollars. There were roughly forty people there.

-Volsung, They Call Us Heros, Rotten Cotton

Ealey, SC on September 30, 2006. Espresso Easley, admission was five dollars. There were roughly a hundred people there.

-MANiC aggression

Easley, SC on October 9, 2006. Espresso Easley, admission was five dollars. I was the only person there besides the band, haha.

-MANiC aggression

Powerdersville, SC on June 1, 2007. Trinity Christian Church, admission was free. There were about ten people there.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: Big Bands: -Unholy Alliance Tour 2006 Atlanta, GA on June 27. HiFi Buys Amphitheater. Tickets were forty-five dollars a piece and we were thirteen rows from the stage. It was my father, myself, and my friend. Thine Eyes Bleed, Children of Bodom, Mastodon, Lamb of God, Slayer -The Pink Floyd Experience Greenville, SC on November 14, 2006. Bi-Lo Center, tickets were forty dollars and we were five rows from the stage. It was my father and myself. -Tenacious D: Pick of Destiny world tour Duluth, GA on December 5, 2006. Gwinnett Arena, general admission tickets (we were directly in front of the stage) and the tickets were forty-five dollars. It was my father and myself. -Rush Snakes & Arrows world tour Charlotte, NC on June 18, 2007. Verizon Wireless Center, hundred feet from the stage and tickets were eighty dollars. It was my father and myself. Local gigs: -They Call Us Heros and Rotten Cotton Easley, SC on August 28, 2006. Espresso Easley, admission was five dollars. There were roughly forty people there. -Volsung, They Call Us Heros, Rotten Cotton Ealey, SC on September 30, 2006. Espresso Easley, admission was five dollars. There were roughly a hundred people there. -MANiC aggression Easley, SC on October 9, 2006. Espresso Easley, admission was five dollars. I was the only person there besides the band, haha. -MANiC aggression Powerdersville, SC on June 1, 2007. Trinity Christian Church, admission was free. There were about ten people there. [/quote]

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- Gibson1976 said...
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- 24 Jul 2007, 02:58
Legends:

Alice Cooper x2
The Guess Who
Tom Cochraine
B.B. King
Billy Idol
Colin James
Peter Frampton
George Therogood
Heart
Streetheart
Lee Aaron
Loverboy

Warm Up Bands:
The Whitneys(opened up for Blue Rodeo)
Wide Mouth Mason(opened up for The Guess Who)

forget the others

Locals:
Amelia
Harbour Press

theres probably more but I forget the names of em

Ello Amigos

[quote][b][user]Gibson1976[/user][/b] said: Legends: Alice Cooper x2 The Guess Who Tom Cochraine B.B. King Billy Idol Colin James Peter Frampton George Therogood Heart Streetheart Lee Aaron Loverboy Warm Up Bands: The Whitneys(opened up for Blue Rodeo) Wide Mouth Mason(opened up for The Guess Who) forget the others Locals: Amelia Harbour Press theres probably more but I forget the names of em [/quote]

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- J3wPaaaaC said...
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- 2 Sep 2007, 05:25
Ive seen Black Sabbath with Dio, with Megadeth and Machine Head as backups.

Ive seen Rush. :D

And yesterday I saw Foreigner, Styx, and Def Leppard, Foreigner and Styx were backing up.

Also on September 28th Im going to see Velvet Revolver with Alice In Chains and Sparta backing up. (I actually had to add this event to this site because it wasnt there before)

Thats it. Not a concert veteran quite yet.

[quote][b][user]J3wPaaaaC[/user][/b] said: Ive seen Black Sabbath with Dio, with Megadeth and Machine Head as backups. Ive seen Rush. :D And yesterday I saw Foreigner, Styx, and Def Leppard, Foreigner and Styx were backing up. Also on September 28th Im going to see Velvet Revolver with Alice In Chains and Sparta backing up. (I actually had to add this event to this site because it wasnt there before) Thats it. Not a concert veteran quite yet.[/quote]

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- lazaruslights said...
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- 10 Sep 2007, 18:19
Most of these bands I've seen numerous times, with those I've seen most frequently noted.

moe. - I've seen moe. around 60 times now. In my opinion no one else can play live like these guys check 'em out. Their shows are usually around 40 bucks a pop these days.
String Cheese Incident - a number of times, great shows but they're going on hiatus.
STS9 - 6 times - at a Bonnaroo late night set years ago, once in Rochester NY, and most recently at a five night run in Boulder Colorado. Tickets were around $40 for most shows.
Allman Brother's Band
Particle - opening for moe. at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia 12/27/2003 and 12/28/2003 (my first ever concerts).
Yonder Mountain String Band - Thursday at the Square in Buffalo NY, free show.
Soulive
Assembly of Dust
The Glitch Mob
Phish
Traffic
Steve Winwood
The Flaming Lips
Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
Keller Williams
Disco Biscuits - at snoe.down, they sucked.
Brazilian girls - at snoe.down, definitely worth checking out.
The Slip
Little Feat
Dave and Friends
The Dead
RatDog
Primus
Robert Randolph
Praxis
Umphrey's McGee
Toubab Krewe
The Roots
Perry Farrell's Satellite Party
Medeski Martin Scofield and Wood
Moonshine Still
Ekoostik Hookah
Moonbox
The Zeaskeez
Great American
Low Red Land

There's more, but these are the really memorable ones. I also went to Ozzfest sometime last month. No offense if you enjoyed it, but it's not my scene :).

[quote][b][user]lazaruslights[/user][/b] said: Most of these bands I've seen numerous times, with those I've seen most frequently noted. moe. - I've seen moe. around 60 times now. In my opinion no one else can play live like these guys check 'em out. Their shows are usually around 40 bucks a pop these days. String Cheese Incident - a number of times, great shows but they're going on hiatus. STS9 - 6 times - at a Bonnaroo late night set years ago, once in Rochester NY, and most recently at a five night run in Boulder Colorado. Tickets were around $40 for most shows. Allman Brother's Band Particle - opening for moe. at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia 12/27/2003 and 12/28/2003 (my first ever concerts). Yonder Mountain String Band - Thursday at the Square in Buffalo NY, free show. Soulive Assembly of Dust The Glitch Mob Phish Traffic Steve Winwood The Flaming Lips Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra Bela Fleck and the Flecktones Keller Williams Disco Biscuits - at snoe.down, they sucked. Brazilian girls - at snoe.down, definitely worth checking out. The Slip Little Feat Dave and Friends The Dead RatDog Primus Robert Randolph Praxis Umphrey's McGee Toubab Krewe The Roots Perry Farrell's Satellite Party Medeski Martin Scofield and Wood Moonshine Still Ekoostik Hookah Moonbox The Zeaskeez Great American Low Red Land There's more, but these are the really memorable ones. I also went to Ozzfest sometime last month. No offense if you enjoyed it, but it's not my scene :). [/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 12 Sep 2007, 23:34
Wow lazaruslights, you've seen some of my favorite bands... great taste, I must say =D I seriously don't think I could begin to list my shows, I'm way too old and have been going to concerts for as long as I can remember! The Tower is a great venue, such a cool old place, though the neighborhood is pretty rough now...I think I'm going to see Smashing Pumpkins and Explosions in the Sky there in October. And there's a concert too, hahaha :P

My very first concert was in 10th grade (umm in 1987???) I saw the Beastie Boys at Lehigh University. I think the tickets were about $20! My most recent concert was coincidentally also at Lehigh University, I saw Dark Star Orchestra (for those of you who have no idea, DSO is the BEST GRATEFUL DEAD COVER BAND EVER)there last month, tickets were $30. It was a great show, very emotional for me too as it was on the eve of the 12th anniversary of Jerry Garcia's death. Jerry was personally responsible for many of my fondest concert memories... it will never be the same.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: Wow lazaruslights, you've seen some of my favorite bands... great taste, I must say =D I seriously don't think I could begin to list my shows, I'm way too old and have been going to concerts for as long as I can remember! The Tower is a great venue, such a cool old place, though the neighborhood is pretty rough now...I think I'm going to see Smashing Pumpkins and Explosions in the Sky there in October. And there's a concert too, hahaha :P My very first concert was in 10th grade (umm in 1987???) I saw the Beastie Boys at Lehigh University. I think the tickets were about $20! My most recent concert was coincidentally also at Lehigh University, I saw Dark Star Orchestra (for those of you who have no idea, DSO is the BEST GRATEFUL DEAD COVER BAND EVER)there last month, tickets were $30. It was a great show, very emotional for me too as it was on the eve of the 12th anniversary of Jerry Garcia's death. Jerry was personally responsible for many of my fondest concert memories... it will never be the same. [/quote]

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- Rodiero said...
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- 20 Sep 2007, 21:58
to much to list

the great bands:
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Grateful Dead
Rory Gallagher
Santana
Jimi Hendrix
Guns 'n' Roses
...long time ago...
Gov't Mule
Joe Bonamassa
Jethro Tull
Rob Tognoni
Devon Allman

sorry, my Alzheimer,
the list goes on and on.

[quote][b][user]Rodiero[/user][/b] said: the great bands: Rolling Stones Beatles Grateful Dead Rory Gallagher Santana Jimi Hendrix Guns 'n' Roses ...long time ago... Gov't Mule Joe Bonamassa Jethro Tull Rob Tognoni Devon Allman sorry, my Alzheimer, the list goes on and on. [/quote]

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- tastystuff1 said...
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- 5 Oct 2007, 03:26
Shows:

2004
Modest Mouse

2005
Ash and The Bravery
The Presidents of the United States of America
The Futureheads
Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age, Autolux
The Decemberists

2006
Animal Collective, BARR
Built to Spill
Silver Jews, Stephen Malkmus, Viva Voce
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Architecture in Helsinki
Mount Eerie
The Dandy Warhols

2007
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
Grizzly Bear
Deerhunter
Xiu Xiu, Sunset Rubdown
Architecture in Helsinki, Yacht
Panther, Copy
Feist, Grizzly Bear
The Thermals, The Brunettes
The Snuggle Ups, Copy

[quote][b][user]tastystuff1[/user][/b] said: Shows: 2004 Modest Mouse 2005 Ash and The Bravery The Presidents of the United States of America The Futureheads Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age, Autolux The Decemberists 2006 Animal Collective, BARR Built to Spill Silver Jews, Stephen Malkmus, Viva Voce Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Architecture in Helsinki Mount Eerie The Dandy Warhols 2007 Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks Grizzly Bear Deerhunter Xiu Xiu, Sunset Rubdown Architecture in Helsinki, Yacht Panther, Copy Feist, Grizzly Bear The Thermals, The Brunettes The Snuggle Ups, Copy [/quote]

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- BobK101 said...
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- 10 Dec 2007, 15:58
Memory fading

Here is my list of some of the shows I've seen. Most were many, many years ago, so I can not tell you in which order I saw them or when. Mostly in the seventies and eighties. There are others I am sure, but even my friends that I went to them with can't remember them all. The only thing I do remember beyond a shadow of a doubt is that I can not remember any of them being bad or not worth it.

Van Halen
Robert Plant
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Huey Lewis & the News
The Edgar Winter Group
Nazareth
Chicago
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
Supertramp
Dream Theater
Rush
Frank Zappa
Uriah Heep
Rod Stewart
Elton John
Cyndi Lauper
Pat Benatar
Heart
Eagles
Styx
Boston
Kiss
Queen
Peter Gabriel
Genesis
Yes
Jethro Tull
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Johnny Winter
Eric Clapton
Deep Purple
Santana
Led Zeppelin
Black Sabbath
The Rolling Stones

Most recent is the one at the top of the list, Van Halen, which was just a few weeks ago. It too was a great concert in many respects.

[quote][b][user]BobK101[/user][/b] said: Here is my list of some of the shows I've seen. Most were many, many years ago, so I can not tell you in which order I saw them or when. Mostly in the seventies and eighties. There are others I am sure, but even my friends that I went to them with can't remember them all. The only thing I do remember beyond a shadow of a doubt is that I can not remember any of them being bad or not worth it. Van Halen Robert Plant Bachman-Turner Overdrive Huey Lewis & the News The Edgar Winter Group Nazareth Chicago Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble Supertramp Dream Theater Rush Frank Zappa Uriah Heep Rod Stewart Elton John Cyndi Lauper Pat Benatar Heart Eagles Styx Boston Kiss Queen Peter Gabriel Genesis Yes Jethro Tull Emerson, Lake & Palmer Johnny Winter Eric Clapton Deep Purple Santana Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath The Rolling Stones Most recent is the one at the top of the list, Van Halen, which was just a few weeks ago. It too was a great concert in many respects.[/quote]

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- spinkky said...
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- 9 Jan 2008, 16:47
Here is my list

2006- Iron Maiden
2007- Sonata Arctica
2007- Metalica
Coming Up!
2008-Iron Maiden

[quote][b][user]spinkky[/user][/b] said: Here is my list 2006- Iron Maiden 2007- Sonata Arctica 2007- Metalica Coming Up! 2008-Iron Maiden[/quote]

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- DistilledSpirit said...
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- 19 Jan 2008, 22:00
1998
Backstreet Boys (DAR Constitution Hall)
2000
July 13 - "Weird Al" Yankovic (Kingswood Amphitheater)
*NSYNC (RFK Stadium)
2001
May 28 - HFStival (RFK Stadium)
2002
May 26 - HFStival (RFK Stadium)
October 11 - "Pop Sux!" Tour with KoRn (Patriot Center)
November 12 - Good Charlotte (The Norva)
2003
May 4 - New Found Glory/Good Charlotte (Patriot Center)
May 24 - HFStival (RFK Stadium)
July 30 - Warped Tour (Nissan Pavilion)
August 9 - Aerosmith/Kiss (Nissan Pavilion)
August 22 - Ozzfest (Nissan Pavilion)
September 4 - NFL Kickoff (The DC Mall)
October 24 - Benji & Joel Madden Acoustic (9:30 Club)
October 25 - Good Charlotte (1st Mariner Arena)
November 26 - Less Than Jake (Nation)
December 4 - HFSmas Nutcracker (Patriot Center)
2004
January 13 - STOMP (Warner Theatre)
March 7 - Mest (9:30 Club)
May 22 - HFStival (RFK Stadium)
June 11 - Jonny Lang (Wolftrap)
June 22 - George Thorogood (The Norva)
August 4 - Warped Tour (Nissan Pavilion)
August 18 - Warped Tour (Darien Lake Performance Arts Center)
September 18 - Good Charlotte (9:30 Club)
October 31 - Green Day (Patriot Center)
November 1 - Mest (9:30 Club)
November 24 - Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band (Birchmere)
December 4 - HFSmas Nutcracker (Patriot Center)
December 10 - Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards (Black Cat)
2005
February 20 - Goldfinger (9:30 Club)
April 4 - Less Than Jake (9:30 Club)
April 26 - Reel Big Fish (Recher Theatre)
May 14 - HFStival (M & T Bank Stadium)
June 13 - Nine Inch Nails (Nissan Pavilion)
July 10 - Reel Big Fish (9:30 Club)
July 15 - The Bravery (9:30 Club)
August 14 - George Thorogood (Birchmere)
August 30 - Green Day (Merriweather Post)
September 23 - Roger Waters (Nissan Pavilion)
September 30 - Aerosmith (Nissan Pavilion)
October 14 - Def Leppard (Nissan Pavilion)
October 21 - The Bravery (Sonar)
October 25 - Social Distortion (9:30 Club)
December 13 - Dane Cook (Cole Field House)
December 19 - Disturbed (9:30 Club)
2006
January 26 - Avenged Sevenfold (9:30 Club)
March 19 - George Thorogood (House of Blues-Myrtle Beach)
March 26 - Rob Zombie (9:30 Club)
June 15 - Warped Tour (Merriweather Post)
July 10 - Reel Big Fish (9:30 Club)
August 15 - Jonny Lang (Ram's Head Live!)
August 18 - Rancid (Black Cat)
September 2 - Godsmack/Rob Zombie (Nissan Pavilion)
November 26 - Reel Big Fish (9:30 Club)
2007
March 3 - Zach Galifianakis (Lisner Auditorium)
June 7 - The Bravery (9:30 Club)
July 14 - Reel Big Fish & Less Than Jake (Ram's Head Live!)

Artists I've seen (Including Openers whether I like them or not):
Aaron Carter, The Acadamy Is..., A December Away x 5, A Dozen Furies, Abandoned Pools, Aerosmith, AFI, Against All Authority, Against Me! x 2, Allister, The A.P.A's, The Ataris, Atmosphere, Atreyu, Audioslave, Avenged Sevenfold x 2, Backstreet Boys x 2, Bad Acid Trip, Bad Religion, Ballyhoo!, Bauhaus, Bayside, Billy Idol, Billy Talent, Black Label Society, Blink 182, BottomLine, The Bouncing Souls x 2, The Bravery x 4, Breaking Benjamin, Bullet for my Valentine, Bullets and Octane, Cactus Patch, The Casualties, Chevelle x 4, The Cinematics, Citizen Cope, CKY, Coldplay x 2, Corndogg, Countermind x 5, Counting Crows, The Cure, Cypress Hill, Dashboard Confessional, Day of Contempt, Dead 60s x 2, Defenestrate, Def Leppard, Disturbed x 4, Dog Fashion Disco, Duwayne Burnside, Dynamite Boy x 2, El Pus, Evenout, Fall Away, Fall Out Boy x 3, Finch, Flinging Ferrets, Flogging Molly, Foo Fighters, Franz Ferdinand, Fuel, The Ghouls, Godsmack x 2, Goldfinger x 2, Good Charlotte x 12, Goo Goo Dolls, George Thorogood & The Destroyers x 3, Green Day x 2, Green Machine, Gunshot Formal, H2O, Halo Friendlies, Hatebreed, Havok in Hollywood, Hawthorne Heights, The Heart Attacks, Hidden In Plain View, Homegrown, Hoobastank, Hot Rod Circuit, Hydra FX, Interpol, Jack Johnson, Jah Works, Jane's Addiction, Jay-Z, Jepetto x 2, Jimmie's Chicken Shack x 4, Jimmy Eat World x 2, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts x 2, Johnie 3, Jonny Lang x 2, Journey, Juniper Lane, Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band, The Killers, Kiss, Korn x 3, Lacuna Coil, Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards x 2, Lennex x 2, Less Than Jake x 7, Letter Kills, Linkin Park, Lit, The Little Kingz x 2, Live, Lostprophets, Louis XIV, Margret Heater, Marilyn Manson, Matchbook Romance, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Mest x 4, Minus One, Motley Crue, My Chemical Romance, New Found Glory x 4, New York Dolls, Nine Inch Nails, NoFX x 2, Norma Jean, No Trigger, *NSYNC, O.B.N.C., The Offspring x 2, Our Lady Peace, Ozzy Osbourne x 2, Papa Roach, People in Planes, The Photo Atlas, P!NK, Plunge, P.O.D., Poison the Well, Profanity, Punchline x 3, Rancid x 2, Reel Big Fish x 6, Reeve Carny, Reign Within, Rise From Ruin x 3, Rob Zombie x 2, The Rockvilles, Roger Miret and the Disasters, Roger Waters, The Roots, Saves The Day, Sev, Shelby Lynne, Simple Plan, Skakabobs, Smile Empty Soul, Social Distortion x 2, SR-71, Staind x 2, Story of the Year, Streetlight Manifesto x 3, Suburban Legends, Sugarcult x 2, Sum 41 x 2, System Of A Down, Taking Back Sunday x 3, Theo and The Skyscrapers, TheStart, Tom Hambridge, Tommy Tutone, The Tossers, Transition, Trik Turner, Unwritten Law x 2, The Used x 2, Violent Femmes, VooDoo Blue, Wakefield, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Westbound Train, Whole Wheat Bread, X-ecutioners, Yellowcard, Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, 23 Skadoo, 30 Seconds to Mars

When I got the music, I got a place to go

For those that support your locals:
http://www.last.fm/group/I+Support+Local+Music

[quote][b][user]DistilledSpirit[/user][/b] said: [b]1998[/b] Backstreet Boys (DAR Constitution Hall) [b]2000[/b] July 13 - "Weird Al" Yankovic (Kingswood Amphitheater) *NSYNC (RFK Stadium) [b]2001[/b] May 28 - HFStival (RFK Stadium) [b]2002[/b] May 26 - HFStival (RFK Stadium) October 11 - "Pop Sux!" Tour with KoRn (Patriot Center) November 12 - Good Charlotte (The Norva) [b]2003[/b] May 4 - New Found Glory/Good Charlotte (Patriot Center) May 24 - HFStival (RFK Stadium) July 30 - Warped Tour (Nissan Pavilion) August 9 - Aerosmith/Kiss (Nissan Pavilion) August 22 - Ozzfest (Nissan Pavilion) September 4 - NFL Kickoff (The DC Mall) October 24 - Benji & Joel Madden Acoustic (9:30 Club) October 25 - Good Charlotte (1st Mariner Arena) November 26 - Less Than Jake (Nation) December 4 - HFSmas Nutcracker (Patriot Center) [b]2004[/b] January 13 - STOMP (Warner Theatre) March 7 - Mest (9:30 Club) May 22 - HFStival (RFK Stadium) June 11 - Jonny Lang (Wolftrap) June 22 - George Thorogood (The Norva) August 4 - Warped Tour (Nissan Pavilion) August 18 - Warped Tour (Darien Lake Performance Arts Center) September 18 - Good Charlotte (9:30 Club) October 31 - Green Day (Patriot Center) November 1 - Mest (9:30 Club) November 24 - Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band (Birchmere) December 4 - HFSmas Nutcracker (Patriot Center) December 10 - Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards (Black Cat) [b]2005[/b] February 20 - Goldfinger (9:30 Club) April 4 - Less Than Jake (9:30 Club) April 26 - Reel Big Fish (Recher Theatre) May 14 - HFStival (M & T Bank Stadium) June 13 - Nine Inch Nails (Nissan Pavilion) July 10 - Reel Big Fish (9:30 Club) July 15 - The Bravery (9:30 Club) August 14 - George Thorogood (Birchmere) August 30 - Green Day (Merriweather Post) September 23 - Roger Waters (Nissan Pavilion) September 30 - Aerosmith (Nissan Pavilion) October 14 - Def Leppard (Nissan Pavilion) October 21 - The Bravery (Sonar) October 25 - Social Distortion (9:30 Club) December 13 - Dane Cook (Cole Field House) December 19 - Disturbed (9:30 Club) [b]2006[/b] January 26 - Avenged Sevenfold (9:30 Club) March 19 - George Thorogood (House of Blues-Myrtle Beach) March 26 - Rob Zombie (9:30 Club) June 15 - Warped Tour (Merriweather Post) July 10 - Reel Big Fish (9:30 Club) August 15 - Jonny Lang (Ram's Head Live!) August 18 - Rancid (Black Cat) September 2 - Godsmack/Rob Zombie (Nissan Pavilion) November 26 - Reel Big Fish (9:30 Club) [b]2007[/b] March 3 - Zach Galifianakis (Lisner Auditorium) June 7 - The Bravery (9:30 Club) July 14 - Reel Big Fish & Less Than Jake (Ram's Head Live!) Artists I've seen (Including Openers whether I like them or not): Aaron Carter, The Acadamy Is..., A December Away x 5, A Dozen Furies, Abandoned Pools, Aerosmith, AFI, Against All Authority, Against Me! x 2, Allister, The A.P.A's, The Ataris, Atmosphere, Atreyu, Audioslave, Avenged Sevenfold x 2, Backstreet Boys x 2, Bad Acid Trip, Bad Religion, Ballyhoo!, Bauhaus, Bayside, Billy Idol, Billy Talent, Black Label Society, Blink 182, BottomLine, The Bouncing Souls x 2, The Bravery x 4, Breaking Benjamin, Bullet for my Valentine, Bullets and Octane, Cactus Patch, The Casualties, Chevelle x 4, The Cinematics, Citizen Cope, CKY, Coldplay x 2, Corndogg, Countermind x 5, Counting Crows, The Cure, Cypress Hill, Dashboard Confessional, Day of Contempt, Dead 60s x 2, Defenestrate, Def Leppard, Disturbed x 4, Dog Fashion Disco, Duwayne Burnside, Dynamite Boy x 2, El Pus, Evenout, Fall Away, Fall Out Boy x 3, Finch, Flinging Ferrets, Flogging Molly, Foo Fighters, Franz Ferdinand, Fuel, The Ghouls, Godsmack x 2, Goldfinger x 2, Good Charlotte x 12, Goo Goo Dolls, George Thorogood & The Destroyers x 3, Green Day x 2, Green Machine, Gunshot Formal, H2O, Halo Friendlies, Hatebreed, Havok in Hollywood, Hawthorne Heights, The Heart Attacks, Hidden In Plain View, Homegrown, Hoobastank, Hot Rod Circuit, Hydra FX, Interpol, Jack Johnson, Jah Works, Jane's Addiction, Jay-Z, Jepetto x 2, Jimmie's Chicken Shack x 4, Jimmy Eat World x 2, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts x 2, Johnie 3, Jonny Lang x 2, Journey, Juniper Lane, Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band, The Killers, Kiss, Korn x 3, Lacuna Coil, Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards x 2, Lennex x 2, Less Than Jake x 7, Letter Kills, Linkin Park, Lit, The Little Kingz x 2, Live, Lostprophets, Louis XIV, Margret Heater, Marilyn Manson, Matchbook Romance, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Mest x 4, Minus One, Motley Crue, My Chemical Romance, New Found Glory x 4, New York Dolls, Nine Inch Nails, NoFX x 2, Norma Jean, No Trigger, *NSYNC, O.B.N.C., The Offspring x 2, Our Lady Peace, Ozzy Osbourne x 2, Papa Roach, People in Planes, The Photo Atlas, P!NK, Plunge, P.O.D., Poison the Well, Profanity, Punchline x 3, Rancid x 2, Reel Big Fish x 6, Reeve Carny, Reign Within, Rise From Ruin x 3, Rob Zombie x 2, The Rockvilles, Roger Miret and the Disasters, Roger Waters, The Roots, Saves The Day, Sev, Shelby Lynne, Simple Plan, Skakabobs, Smile Empty Soul, Social Distortion x 2, SR-71, Staind x 2, Story of the Year, Streetlight Manifesto x 3, Suburban Legends, Sugarcult x 2, Sum 41 x 2, System Of A Down, Taking Back Sunday x 3, Theo and The Skyscrapers, TheStart, Tom Hambridge, Tommy Tutone, The Tossers, Transition, Trik Turner, Unwritten Law x 2, The Used x 2, Violent Femmes, VooDoo Blue, Wakefield, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Westbound Train, Whole Wheat Bread, X-ecutioners, Yellowcard, Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, 23 Skadoo, 30 Seconds to Mars[/quote]

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- JohnnyUther said...
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- 30 Jan 2008, 19:39
*Deep Purple
*Roger Waters
*Keane
*Psychedelic Furs
*Incubus
*Arctic monkeys
*The Police
*Beck

That´s all

[quote][b][user]JohnnyUther[/user][/b] said: *Deep Purple *Roger Waters *Keane *Psychedelic Furs *Incubus *Arctic monkeys *The Police *Beck That´s all[/quote]

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- BluesRok said...
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- 31 Jan 2008, 00:14
Johnny said..."That's all"

He's 13, and look at that list! I know people my age that would love to have seen Deep Purple, Roger Waters, and The Police!

Johnny, where did you see them?

Jay

BluesRok / Jay

[quote][b][user]BluesRok[/user][/b] said: Johnny said..."That's all" He's 13, and look at that list! I know people my age that would love to have seen Deep Purple, Roger Waters, and The Police! Johnny, where did you see them? Jay[/quote]

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- kat-tun said...
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- 31 Jan 2008, 08:00
2006
Fort Minor
Coca Cola Live 'n' Local
Homebake

2007
Soundwave
Brand New
Yellowcard
Bullet For My Valentine

2008
Brand New

Artists
Fort Minor, Evermore, The Veronicas, End of Fashion, The Hot Lies x2, The Ocean, After The Fall, The Butterfly Effect, Parkway Drive x2, Hilltop Hoods, Silverchair, Eskimo Joe, Little Birdy, The Vines, MxPx, Angela's Dish, Fifty Sixx, Something With Numbers, Thrice, Unwritten Law, Flyleaf, +44, Deftones, Trial Kennedy, Hit The Lights, Houston Calls, Brand New x2, The Paper And The Planes, Yellowcard, Sum 41, Behind Crimson Eyes, Bullet For My Valentine, Jesse Lacey, Scribe, Forgive Durden

[quote][b][user]kat-tun[/user][/b] said: [b]2006[/b] Fort Minor Coca Cola Live 'n' Local Homebake [b]2007[/b] Soundwave Brand New Yellowcard Bullet For My Valentine [b]2008[/b] Brand New [u]Artists[/u] Fort Minor, Evermore, The Veronicas, End of Fashion, The Hot Lies x2, The Ocean, After The Fall, The Butterfly Effect, Parkway Drive x2, Hilltop Hoods, Silverchair, Eskimo Joe, Little Birdy, The Vines, MxPx, Angela's Dish, Fifty Sixx, Something With Numbers, Thrice, Unwritten Law, Flyleaf, +44, Deftones, Trial Kennedy, Hit The Lights, Houston Calls, Brand New x2, The Paper And The Planes, Yellowcard, Sum 41, Behind Crimson Eyes, Bullet For My Valentine, Jesse Lacey, Scribe, Forgive Durden[/quote]

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- Dembko said...
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- 11 Mar 2008, 17:46
See:
http://www.last.fm/user/Dembko/journal/2007/09/22/531438/

[quote][b][user]Dembko[/user][/b] said: See: [url]http://www.last.fm/user/Dembko/journal/2007/09/22/531438/ [/url][/quote]

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- shawnallan said...
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- 13 Mar 2008, 15:35
Memories

First show I remember going to was Bob Dylan with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. I was about 7.

Here is a short list of the most memorable show's I've seen...

Tom Waits @ Detroit Opera House
Wilco @ Royal Oak Music Theater
U2 @ The Silverdome (2nd Row, also simulcast on MTV)
Shane MacGowan / Pogues (Tried to see him again but he failed to showed up!)
Rufus Wainwright @ The Magic Bag

And some other memorable ones...

The Ramones
Paul McCartney
Bob Dylan
Bruce Springsteen
Elvis Costello (couple times)
Smashing Pumpkins
Beastie Boys
Morrissey
Coldplay (Free tickets, surprisingly good live)
Tori Amos
Social Distortion (couple times)
Reverend Horton Heat
Brian Setzer Orchestra
Old Crow Medicine Show @ The Majestic
Clutch (couple times)
The Circle Jerks (Interesting experience)
Nine Inch Nails
The Flaming Lips ('94 or so)
Hank III

[quote][b][user]shawnallan[/user][/b] said: First show I remember going to was Bob Dylan with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. I was about 7. Here is a short list of the most memorable show's I've seen... Tom Waits @ Detroit Opera House Wilco @ Royal Oak Music Theater U2 @ The Silverdome (2nd Row, also simulcast on MTV) Shane MacGowan / Pogues (Tried to see him again but he failed to showed up!) Rufus Wainwright @ The Magic Bag And some other memorable ones... The Ramones Paul McCartney Bob Dylan Bruce Springsteen Elvis Costello (couple times) Smashing Pumpkins Beastie Boys Morrissey Coldplay (Free tickets, surprisingly good live) Tori Amos Social Distortion (couple times) Reverend Horton Heat Brian Setzer Orchestra Old Crow Medicine Show @ The Majestic Clutch (couple times) The Circle Jerks (Interesting experience) Nine Inch Nails The Flaming Lips ('94 or so) Hank III [/quote]

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- TECguitar said...
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- 31 Mar 2008, 07:49
Too many to remember.

In 2007 it was

Joe Bonamassa (we* opened for him before)
Voodoo Wild
Siena Root (we* opened for them on that show)
Popa Chubby
Gov't Mule
Tito & Tarantula (we* opened ...)
Memo Gonzales & The Bluescasters

and 2008 is just starting, so we only attended

Siena Root www.sienaroot.com

three days ago :o)

*The Electric Church on last.fm

information is not knowledge

[quote][b][user]TECguitar[/user][/b] said: Too many to remember. In 2007 it was Joe Bonamassa (we* opened for him before) Voodoo Wild Siena Root (we* opened for them on that show) Popa Chubby Gov't Mule Tito & Tarantula (we* opened ...) Memo Gonzales & The Bluescasters and 2008 is just starting, so we only attended Siena Root [url]www.sienaroot.com[/url] three days ago :o) *[url=http://www.lastfm.de/music/The+Electric+Church]The Electric Church on last.fm[/url][/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 3 Apr 2008, 05:44
These are most of the bands I've seen from 1979 up to the present day. I'm sure there are some I'm missing. Many of them I've seen more that once. Some of them I saw even though I wasn't a fan.

Kiss
Rory Gallagher
Foreigner
Billy Squire
The Who
The Clash
Rush
Marillion
Van Halen
Ozzy Osbourne
Motley Crue
The Band
Grateful Dead
Santana
Queen
King Crimson
Jackson Browne
Emerson, Lake & Powell
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe
Yes
3
Asia
Al DiMeola
John McLaughlin with Al Dimeola
The Mahavishnu Orchestra
The Kinks
Judas Priest
Iron Maiden
Neil Young
Journey
David Bowie
Robert Plant
ZZ Top
Black Sabbath
Quiet Riot
Genesis
AC/DC
The A.R.M.S. Benefit Concert
Blue Oyster Cult
Zebra
Dan Fogelberg
Crosby, Stills & Nash
U2
The Waterboys
Deep Purple
Al Dimeola
Eric Clapton
Cream
The Firm
Dire Straits
Jean Luc Ponty
Aerosmith
Ted Nugent
Heart
GTR
Monkees & Herman's Hermits
Stevie Nicks
Peter Frampton
Weather Update
Steve Winwood
Stevie Ray Vaughan
The Outlaws
Peter Gabriel
Bill Bruford's Earthworks
Living Colour
Dream Theater
Robert Fripp & the League Of Crafty Guitarists
Fleetwood Mac
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians
Sting
Billy Joel
Don Henley
Jethro Tull
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Yo La Tengo
Chris Knox
Smashing Pumpkins
Swerve Driver
Teenage Fanclub
Candlebox
Eugenius
Pavement
Codeine
Ozric Tentacles
Dinosaur Jr.
Red Red Meat
Pizzicato Five
San Francisco Seals
Michael Hill's Blues Mob
Jon Spenser Blues Explosion
Hole
Morphine
Sonny Rollins
Elvin Jones
Andrew Hill
Directions in Music with: Brecker, Hancock, Blade, Hargrove & Patitucci
Jackie McLean
Max Roach
Grover Washington Jr.
Gov't Mule
The Dead
Musical Box
Steely Dan
Moody Blues
Allman Brothers
Blind Melon
Phil & Friends
Bob Dylan

These are the artists I've met. I didn't just happen to see them in person. These are the ones I actually got to have a conversation with.

Sonny Rollins
Jimmy Page
Elvin Jones
Andrew Hill
Jackie McLean
Max Roach

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: These are most of the bands I've seen from 1979 up to the present day. I'm sure there are some I'm missing. Many of them I've seen more that once. Some of them I saw even though I wasn't a fan. Kiss Rory Gallagher Foreigner Billy Squire The Who The Clash Rush Marillion Van Halen Ozzy Osbourne Motley Crue The Band Grateful Dead Santana Queen King Crimson Jackson Browne Emerson, Lake & Powell Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe Yes 3 Asia Al DiMeola John McLaughlin with Al Dimeola The Mahavishnu Orchestra The Kinks Judas Priest Iron Maiden Neil Young Journey David Bowie Robert Plant ZZ Top Black Sabbath Quiet Riot Genesis AC/DC The A.R.M.S. Benefit Concert Blue Oyster Cult Zebra Dan Fogelberg Crosby, Stills & Nash U2 The Waterboys Deep Purple Al Dimeola Eric Clapton Cream The Firm Dire Straits Jean Luc Ponty Aerosmith Ted Nugent Heart GTR Monkees & Herman's Hermits Stevie Nicks Peter Frampton Weather Update Steve Winwood Stevie Ray Vaughan The Outlaws Peter Gabriel Bill Bruford's Earthworks Living Colour Dream Theater Robert Fripp & the League Of Crafty Guitarists Fleetwood Mac Edie Brickell & New Bohemians Sting Billy Joel Don Henley Jethro Tull Emerson, Lake & Palmer Yo La Tengo Chris Knox Smashing Pumpkins Swerve Driver Teenage Fanclub Candlebox Eugenius Pavement Codeine Ozric Tentacles Dinosaur Jr. Red Red Meat Pizzicato Five San Francisco Seals Michael Hill's Blues Mob Jon Spenser Blues Explosion Hole Morphine Sonny Rollins Elvin Jones Andrew Hill Directions in Music with: Brecker, Hancock, Blade, Hargrove & Patitucci Jackie McLean Max Roach Grover Washington Jr. Gov't Mule The Dead Musical Box Steely Dan Moody Blues Allman Brothers Blind Melon Phil & Friends Bob Dylan These are the artists I've met. I didn't just happen to see them in person. These are the ones I actually got to have a conversation with. Sonny Rollins Jimmy Page Elvin Jones Andrew Hill Jackie McLean Max Roach[/quote]

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- bamapachyderm said...
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- 6 Apr 2008, 02:08
Holy shit, I'm jealous of some of y'all.

I have advanced CRS (can't remember shit) so I'll list what I can think of:

First one: The Who, in 1983? '82?
AC/DC, 83 or 84
Van Halen 1984
All those in Biloxi, MS, when I was in high school.

After that, many years of seeing lots of bands in clubs and dive bars, some better than others. Lots of years missed being able to see concerts because I was in the Air Force stationed overseas and/or married to a stick in the mud (for at least a few of those years).

In the 90's:
Eric Clapton on his blues tour
Rolling Stones (finally!)
Aerosmith
Metallica, Guns 'n' Roses, Faith No More
Slayer (3 times? one while pregnant!)
Pantera 3 or 4 times
Megadeth
Type O Negative x 2
Carnivore
Ozzy, plus 3 other times at Ozzfest, once with Black Sabbath (again, finally)
Tool - Ozzfest
Marilyn Manson - Ozzfest
Motorhead - Ozzfest

At Jaxx in Springfield, VA (awesome place to see bands in a smaller venue!)
Mercyful Fate
King Diamond
Jackyl
Great White
countless other rock/metal bands that I can't remember

I know I'm forgetting some, but if I can't remember them they probably aren't worth remembering. I haven't been to a concert in nine years, since I had my daughter! I did go to Ozzfest when I was 6 months pregnant though--THAT was interesting. ;)

Two big regrets: I never got to see Led Zeppelin, and I blew my one chance to see Pink Floyd in 1994 because I was tired and hung over, too groggy to think straight, and stupidly thought "F- it, I'll go next time." (Lesson to kids: alcohol sucks!)

Johnny Uther, if you're only 13 and have been to those shows already, I'm insanely jealous! When I was 13 I cried, begged, to go see Led Zeppelin on their last tour and my parents thought I was just being a smartaleck asking to go, and laughed! :sniff:
In retrospect, it was pretty absurd--I wanted to take the train into downtown Chicago from the 'burbs with a couple other kids my age and just go. It seemed perfectly reasonable to me at the time, but not so much now that I've got a daughter. ;) Still...it WAS Led Zeppelin...

-Beth

[quote][b][user]bamapachyderm[/user][/b] said: Holy shit, I'm jealous of some of y'all. I have advanced CRS (can't remember shit) so I'll list what I can think of: First one: The Who, in 1983? '82? AC/DC, 83 or 84 Van Halen 1984 All those in Biloxi, MS, when I was in high school. After that, many years of seeing lots of bands in clubs and dive bars, some better than others. Lots of years missed being able to see concerts because I was in the Air Force stationed overseas and/or married to a stick in the mud (for at least a few of those years). In the 90's: Eric Clapton on his blues tour Rolling Stones (finally!) Aerosmith Metallica, Guns 'n' Roses, Faith No More Slayer (3 times? one while pregnant!) Pantera 3 or 4 times Megadeth Type O Negative x 2 Carnivore Ozzy, plus 3 other times at Ozzfest, once with Black Sabbath (again, finally) Tool - Ozzfest Marilyn Manson - Ozzfest Motorhead - Ozzfest At Jaxx in Springfield, VA (awesome place to see bands in a smaller venue!) Mercyful Fate King Diamond Jackyl Great White countless other rock/metal bands that I can't remember I know I'm forgetting some, but if I can't remember them they probably aren't worth remembering. I haven't been to a concert in nine years, since I had my daughter! I did go to Ozzfest when I was 6 months pregnant though--THAT was interesting. ;) Two big regrets: I never got to see Led Zeppelin, and I blew my one chance to see Pink Floyd in 1994 because I was tired and hung over, too groggy to think straight, and stupidly thought "F- it, I'll go next time." (Lesson to kids: alcohol sucks!) Johnny Uther, if you're only 13 and have been to those shows already, I'm insanely jealous! When I was 13 I cried, begged, to go see Led Zeppelin on their last tour and my parents thought I was just being a smartaleck asking to go, and laughed! :sniff: In retrospect, it [i]was[/i] pretty absurd--I wanted to take the train into downtown Chicago from the 'burbs with a couple other kids my age and just go. It seemed perfectly reasonable to me at the time, but not so much now that I've got a daughter. ;) Still...it WAS Led Zeppelin...[/quote]

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- luvz2sp00ge said...
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- 14 Apr 2008, 08:07
heres a link

check out what i've seen live here.

use the drop-down box to sort by year

No parking violators will be towed.

[quote][b][user]luvz2sp00ge[/user][/b] said: check out what i've seen live [url=http://www.last.fm/user/luvz2sp00ge/events/past]here[/url]. use the drop-down box to sort by year[/quote]

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- lowprofileboy said...
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- 16 Apr 2008, 18:31
Concerts I've seen:
Deep Purple
Aerosmith
Sting
INXS
Joe Satriani
Mark Knopfler
Roger Waters
The Rolling Stones
Bob Belden Project
Scorpions
Blue Man Group

Deep Purple (back in 2001) was my first, aged 12. Most of the above were seen at Palace Grounds, Bangalore.
Alas, not many bands come to India.

Local Bands Worth Mentioning:
Something Relevant
Skinny Alley
Louis Banks
Gerard Machado Trio
Illuminati

[quote][b][user]lowprofileboy[/user][/b] said: [b]Concerts I've seen:[/b] Deep Purple Aerosmith Sting INXS Joe Satriani Mark Knopfler Roger Waters The Rolling Stones Bob Belden Project Scorpions Blue Man Group Deep Purple (back in 2001) was my first, aged 12. Most of the above were seen at Palace Grounds, Bangalore. Alas, not many bands come to India. [b]Local Bands Worth Mentioning:[/b] Something Relevant Skinny Alley Louis Banks Gerard Machado Trio Illuminati [/quote]

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- WilliamNl said...
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- 23 Apr 2008, 10:12
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Chuck is one of MY Favourite Singer songwriters!
Love his latest CD "Soap and Water"! Its MY fav CD of 2007!
I saw his concert last week with my wife and some friends in The Netherlands at the “Burgerweeshuis”( 17 april 2008) in Netherlands.
And it was nice that i met him personaly before the show at dinner!

Read Full review about the concert and some nice Pics & Vids I have made:"Chuck Prophet under the Topic:
“The Last Concert You went Too..”

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Show David Letterman
From his new CD, "Soap and Water,"

Chuck Prophet - "Would You Love Me"
My Favourite song from his NEW CD "Soap and Water"

Chuck Prophet - "Freckle Song"
One of my fav songs of his NEW CD "Soap and Water"

Chuck Prophet - Age of Miracles

Chuck Prophet - "You Did"

Chuck Prophet - Let's Do Something Wrong
Live @ the Granada theater in Dallas Tx 1-24-08

Chuck Prophet - You Did (Bomp Shooby Dooby Bomp)
Live @ the Granada theater in Dallas Tx 1-24-08

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Live at the High Noon Saloon

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[quote][b][user]WilliamNl[/user][/b] said: Let me Introduce to you: CHUCK PROPHET! Watch! [b][color=blue]Guys:Let me Introduce to you: CHUCK PROPHET![/color][/b] [b]See the Story below and some nice music Vids! Chuck is one of MY Favourite Singer songwriters! Love his latest CD "Soap and Water"! Its MY fav CD of 2007! [b][color=blue]I saw his concert last week with my wife and some friends in The Netherlands at the “Burgerweeshuis”( 17 april 2008) in Netherlands. And it was nice that i met him personaly before the show at dinner! [b][color=red]Read Full review about the concert and some nice Pics & Vids I have made:"Chuck Prophet under the Topic:[/color][/b] [url=http://www.last.fm/group/Concert+Stories/forum/55537/_/403876] “The Last Concert You went Too..”[/b][/url] [b][color=red]Watch The FULL Concert/Vids in the Sonny Landreth group:[/color] [b][url=http://www.last.fm/group/Sonny+Landreth/forum/65147/_/411255] Chuck Prophet THE CONCERT! 17/04/08[/b][/url] [b]Chuck Prophet Live![/b] If You wanna see allready A Full Really Nice FREE Live Concert of Chuck last year in Amsterdam( Paradiso) GO TO: [url=http://www.last.fm/group/Sonny+Landreth/forum/65147/_/383926] Watch FREE FULL Concerts in High Quality! [/b][/url] 1-Read the instructions and select Chuck Prophet from the Concertlist! 2-Or click this direct link(only with a commercial between each track) [b][url=http://www.fabchannel.com/embed/player.swf?ap=artist.chuck_prophet] Chuck Prophet-live at Paradiso 08-10-2007[/b][/url] [b]Watch Below allready some nice vids I wanna share with You(official Vids & Some really Nice Live vids) of Chuck Prophet and His Mission Express I have collected.[/b] [b]Chuck Prophet - Doubter of Jesus[/b] Show David Letterman From his new CD, "Soap and Water," [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyjE_mK6R_4[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet - "Would You Love Me"[/b] My Favourite song from his NEW CD "Soap and Water" [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wKH0FyR91M[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet - "Freckle Song"[/b] One of my fav songs of his NEW CD "Soap and Water" [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGNEMi1qPUs[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet - Age of Miracles[/b] [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxbI3rnF1sE[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet - "You Did"[/b] [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPDJHeX9tfs[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet - Let's Do Something Wrong[/b] Live @ the Granada theater in Dallas Tx 1-24-08 [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjwRrHqkJ5g[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet - You Did (Bomp Shooby Dooby Bomp)[/b] Live @ the Granada theater in Dallas Tx 1-24-08 [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNKwE1Xhe0k[/youtube] [b]Chuck Prophet "All Over You"[/b] Live at the High Noon Saloon [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SkgPP7Lj2M[/youtube] [b][artist]Chuck Prophet[/artist][/b] [b]GOT SLIDE? STILL NOT MEMBER?!! JOIN ALSO:[url=http://www.last.fm/group/Sonny+Landreth] THE Sonny Landreth Group [/b][/url] [b]& Spread the words![/b] [IMG]http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k41/William_NL/JoinGROUP-BEWEEG25-03-2008-PosterDE.gif[/IMG] [quote]“MUSIC IS THE KEY!"Music is never about one generation.Listen to it all or your going to miss some great stuff!” [/quote] [/quote]
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- Pink-Fin said...
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- 14 May 2008, 14:48
Sum 41 @ Braehead Arena (2003)
The Hives @ Carling Academy (2004)
Franz Ferdinand @ Barrowlands (2004)
Franz Ferdinand @ SECC (2005)
Foo Fighters @ SECC (2005)
Editors @ Barrowlands (2006)
Muse @ SECC (2006)
Foo Fighters @ Meadowband (2007)
Hadouken @ ABC (2007)
Enter Shikari @ Barrowland (2007)
The Hives @ ABC (2007)

[quote][b][user]Pink-Fin[/user][/b] said: Sum 41 @ Braehead Arena (2003) The Hives @ Carling Academy (2004) Franz Ferdinand @ Barrowlands (2004) Franz Ferdinand @ SECC (2005) Foo Fighters @ SECC (2005) Editors @ Barrowlands (2006) Muse @ SECC (2006) Foo Fighters @ Meadowband (2007) Hadouken @ ABC (2007) Enter Shikari @ Barrowland (2007) The Hives @ ABC (2007)[/quote]

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- fnghhhh said...
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- 28 May 2008, 20:55
2002
Paul McCartney

2004
Tom Petty
Earth, Wind & Fire w/ Chicago (free for me)

2006
Allman Brothers
Tom Petty

2007
Yonder Mountain String Band
moe.
Perpetual Groove
Victor Wooten
Page McConnell
The Black Keys
Railroad Earth
Umphrey's McGee w/ Disco Biscuits (DB sucks)
Particle
Dark Star Orchestra
Tea Leaf Green
Galactic
STS9 (part of NYE run in ATL)
Widespread Panic (NYE)

2008
Tea Leaf Green (athens, GA)
Tea Leaf Green (Atlanta, GA)

coming soon
Railroad Earth
ALL GOOD MUSIC FESTIVAL
STS9/Umphrey's McGee (2 nights)

go listen to Phish

[quote][b][user]fnghhhh[/user][/b] said: 2002 Paul McCartney 2004 Tom Petty Earth, Wind & Fire w/ Chicago (free for me) 2006 Allman Brothers Tom Petty 2007 Yonder Mountain String Band moe. Perpetual Groove Victor Wooten Page McConnell The Black Keys Railroad Earth Umphrey's McGee w/ Disco Biscuits (DB sucks) Particle Dark Star Orchestra Tea Leaf Green Galactic STS9 (part of NYE run in ATL) Widespread Panic (NYE) 2008 Tea Leaf Green (athens, GA) Tea Leaf Green (Atlanta, GA) coming soon Railroad Earth ALL GOOD MUSIC FESTIVAL STS9/Umphrey's McGee (2 nights)[/quote]

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