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Kalira -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 10:06:46 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tade I don't even care about the music but GWAR puts on a show that you have to see. Can't even be put into words. LOL Ok, I must be havig a complete brain freeze, but...who is GWAR? edited to add: LOL NM, I looked them up. They sound like they put on a kick ass show [&:]

tade -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 10:17:36 AM)
The shirt I wore to that show has a stain from this funk that one of them "ejaculated" into the crowd that still glows in the dark and that was from about 10 years ago.

ShreveportMaster -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 10:47:03 AM)
I LOOOVVVEE AKUS! I have seen her in concert, but at the time she was doing the angst ridden americana folk thing, so this kept it from being as enjoyable as it might have been. I could listen to her sing the phone book. The only two others on this planet I have found with that kind of voice are Emmy Lou Harris, and Suzanne Cox (who sounds so much like Allison I literally can't tell them apart) If you're into Bluegrass you might recognize another name I've gotten to work with once or twice, The Lewis family. Little Roy is a hoot!

Arpig -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 11:31:42 AM)
In the order I think of them....Grateful Dead, Jethro Tull, Steve Earle, Lou Reed, Leonard Cohen, Lynard Skynard, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, David Bowie, Bryan Ferry, Steeleye Span, Long John Baldry, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Bob Dylan, Be Good Tanyas, the singer from the Animals who's name I am embarassed to say I just cann't think of, and a whole shitload of others I can't think of off the top of my head at the moment.

stockingluvr54 -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 11:36:24 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: CaveatViewAskew Let's not forget, The Allman Brothers Band, Mountain, and some righteous Bluegrass and Blues bands that were touring Georgia and Texas. Gentry Never did get to see Allman Bros or Mountain although I'm a big fan. What happened to Mountain...think they only made 2 albums (?) and that first one was killer!

stockingluvr54 -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 11:39:08 AM)
Eric Burden (Animals) is what you forgot...... gotta go back and edit my list...you mentioned one that brought back a few more I forgot.... Guess I can't edit old list? Aerosmith Bachman Turner Overdrive Loverboy

swtnsparkling -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 12:57:43 PM)
Deep PurpleAerosmithBob SegarStyxFour SeasonsThree Dog nightLoverboyCeline DionBlue Oyster CultBostonTom PettyAllman Brothers Country:Faith HillTim McGrawThe MavericksJohn AndersonTrisha YearwoodCharlie DanielsGarth Brooks

Kalira -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 2:06:21 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ShreveportMaster I LOOOVVVEE AKUS! I have seen her in concert, but at the time she was doing the angst ridden americana folk thing, so this kept it from being as enjoyable as it might have been. I could listen to her sing the phone book. The only two others on this planet I have found with that kind of voice are Emmy Lou Harris, and Suzanne Cox (who sounds so much like Allison I literally can't tell them apart) If you're into Bluegrass you might recognize another name I've gotten to work with once or twice, The Lewis family. Little Roy is a hoot! I was in Chicago one year for the fair and they had a whole day of nothing but bluegrass /swoon Emmy Lou, the Soggy Bottom Boys, The Anderson Family, Damascus Road, and a couple others that I had never heard of before. All in all, it was a very nice show to see. Arpig, I had forgotten about Steve Earle lol. I saw him in Texas when he was still doing the fair/beer joint tours lol. Ohhhhhhhhhh the Mavericks...........DAYUM.........I LOVE to listen to hear them though I never had the pleasure of getting to see them live.

amativedame -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 3:53:01 PM)
I love concerts but I can rarely seem to afford them these days. I've seen (that I can remember anyway): Kelly Clarkson - absolutely horrid... I'm sorry but this girl has no talent. I have never heard anyone be so off pitch in my life. She must thank god for today's technology... or she'd never be where she is now! Billy Ray Cyrus Brooks & Dunn Buddy Jewell Caryolyn Dawn Johnson Jaime O'Neal Josh Gracin (who was horrible live) Keith Urban Lee Ann Womack (my favorite by far, she was amazing live & I've been dying to see her live again.)

Aileen68 -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 5:32:26 PM)
Allman Brothers Jonny Lang The Eagles The Stones Pink Floyd Buddy Guy The Black Crowes Johnny Winter Green Day Godsmack Rob Zombie Counting Crows The Blues Travelers And as much as I hate to admit it...Tom Jones.

Arpig -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 6:21:21 PM)
Ah yes, Eric Burden...I kept coming up with Edgar Bergan...which I knew was NOT correct[:D] And BTO...how could I forget them, I have seen them in almost all their variations and solo & semi-reunion incarnations...not the layest though, had to choose between them & Steve Earle....took me about 0.005 seconds to chose[;)]

SirLordTrainer -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 7:21:02 PM)
Hmm that'd be .. Judas Priest (Numerous times with/out Halford) AC/DC (Numerous times w/Bon Scott) ZZ Topp King Diamond Ozzy (Numerous times with/out Ozzfest) Stevie Nicks Black Sabbath Van Halen (W/Roth) Ronnie James Dio Kiss (Numerous times) Nazareth (Numerous times) UFO Iron Maiden (Somewhere In Time Tour) Zebra Alice Cooper B.T.O. John Denver Willie Nelson Earth Wind & Fire Eddie Kendricks Tavares Ted Nugent (Numerous times) Loverboy Little River Band Aerosmith (Numerous times) RUSH (Numerous times) Queensryche Type O Negative My Dying Bride And many more ..

happypervert -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 7:21:27 PM)
Around 1983-85 in Riverside CA they had what were called US Festivals which were billed as Woodstock for the '80s; organized by Bill Graham with finincial backing by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. I went to both. Saw a lot of bands in the 5 days there (skipped another day that was just heavy metal). Anyway, some warm up bands I hadn't heard of before, but one impressed me -- they were called U2. I wonder whatever happened to them?

Kalira -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 7:38:18 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: happypervert Around 1983-85 in Riverside CA they had what were called US Festivals which were billed as Woodstock for the '80s; organized by Bill Graham with finincial backing by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. I went to both. Saw a lot of bands in the 5 days there (skipped another day that was just heavy metal). Anyway, some warm up bands I hadn't heard of before, but one impressed me -- they were called U2. I wonder whatever happened to them? LOL umm...you can't be serious? Please tell me that you are not serious [&:]

happypervert -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 10:36:58 PM)
ok, since you asked so nicely -- I was not serious. I just tossed that in because the idea of U2 as a warm up band seems funny now, but once upon a time they were unknown.

michaelGA2 -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 10:38:10 PM)
the only concert i've ever attended was Madonna's Blonde Ambition in Dallas. won the tickets from a radio station.

DiurnalVampire -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/20/2006 10:40:33 PM)
Im almost embarased to admit that the only concert I have ever actualy been to was RUSH. It ws good... but I do have far loftier plans... living in nashville I hope to have a lot more oppertunities. DV

MasterRobsalayna -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/21/2006 2:14:22 AM)
In no particular order: Alabama/Clint Black/Suzy Boggus Randy Travis (several times) Madonna Garth Brooks Hall and Oates (several times) several country concerts with multiple artists Would've loved to have seen: Journey (with Steve Perry) Eagles (pre-break up and reunion) Fleetwood Mac

Kalira -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/21/2006 4:10:32 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: happypervert ok, since you asked so nicely -- I was not serious. I just tossed that in because the idea of U2 as a warm up band seems funny now, but once upon a time they were unknown. Do you know the first time I ever heard of them was the year that the Chicago Cubs were in the playoffs for the series ( and got their asses kicked royally ). The last game was on a Sunday, and when they lost, all the stations in Chicago started playing Sunday, Bloody Sunday by U2.

knees2you -> RE: Concerts are Great! What are Your Favs? (10/22/2006 10:36:39 PM)
quote: Faves, by category: Most fun -- James Brown Most memorable -- Talking Heads Most stoned -- Grateful Dead Most drunk -- Dead Kennedys Most theatrical -- David Bowie Most unusual -- Frank Zappa *Most Memorable-- Kiss* *Most stoned-- ZZTop* *Most Drunk-- Quiet Riot* *Most theatrical-- Kiss* *Most unusual-- Kiss* *Most All around-- Moody Blues* *Anybody ever see the Beatles?[sm=idea.gif]* Ant, & LilBecque[sm=news.gif]

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