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What concerts have you been to lately?

patespo1patespo1Member
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Originally posted by Pinotlvr:
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Originally posted by patespo1:
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Originally posted by jburman82:
Dave Matthews Band tonight and tomorrow


Nice JB!!


How's that nice? Might be the most untalented shit to ever populate our great country


Ok, so we have TOM in the Movie section, and now Pinotlvr in the Music section. Thanks for your insight, do you suggest I spend more time listening to Molly Hatchet ?
bmanbmanMember
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Originally posted by patespo1:
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Originally posted by Pinotlvr:
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Originally posted by patespo1:
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Originally posted by jburman82:
Dave Matthews Band tonight and tomorrow


Nice JB!!


How's that nice? Might be the most untalented shit to ever populate our great country


Ok, so we have TOM in the Movie section, and now Pinotlvr in the Music section. Thanks for your insight, do you suggest I spend more time listening to Molly Hatchet ?


I think we all know the answer to that one! doh
J jburman82Member
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Originally posted by bman:
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Originally posted by patespo1:
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Originally posted by Pinotlvr:
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Originally posted by patespo1:
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Originally posted by jburman82:
Dave Matthews Band tonight and tomorrow


Nice JB!!


How's that nice? Might be the most untalented shit to ever populate our great country


Ok, so we have TOM in the Movie section, and now Pinotlvr in the Music section. Thanks for your insight, do you suggest I spend more time listening to Molly Hatchet ?


I think we all know the answer to that one! doh


There is something about Dave that makes people unreasonably angry. Its hysterical. Great show last night. I wish I could do one thing in my life as well as Tim Reynolds plays guitar. Dude is amazing.
D dicktreeMember
Also attended Rush at The Forum in Inglewood and agree they were spectacular. Near flawless performance (much better than Irvine two nights before) and a frenzied crowd that included the likes of Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters), Stewart Copeland (The Police), Mike Smith (Bubbles on Canadian TV show Trailer Park Boys), Danny Carey (Tool), Doane Perry (Jethro Tull), and actor Jack Black. Quite the night indeed.
bomba503bomba503Member
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Originally posted by Vs.:
Dwight Yoakam and X at the Annenberg Space in Century City. Yoakam's band slayed, especially the lead guitarist.

X had a temporary guitarist standing in for Billy Zoom, who is undergoing chemo treatment for bladder cancer. I didn't catch the name of his replacement.


Hope Billy comes out of it well. X is an old favorite and when I moved to California 25 years ago it allowed me to see them quite a few times as they play here much more often. At the same time it cost me many Lou Reed shows but life is about trade offs.

At 52 I'm not done with X shows yet. Get well Billy Zoom!
M mountainmanMember
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Originally posted by BOMBA503:
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Originally posted by Vs.:
Dwight Yoakam and X at the Annenberg Space in Century City. Yoakam's band slayed, especially the lead guitarist.

X had a temporary guitarist standing in for Billy Zoom, who is undergoing chemo treatment for bladder cancer. I didn't catch the name of his replacement.


Hope Billy comes out of it well. X is an old favorite and when I moved to California 25 years ago it allowed me to see them quite a few times as they play here much more often. At the same time it cost me many Lou Reed shows but life is about trade offs.

At 52 I'm not done with X shows yet. Get well Billy Zoom!

X is still one of my favorite bands and shows, 8+ times. Saw them in early days then later in 80's when Billy was not the guitarist and recently 6 months ago with him at guitar. He is incredible....my favorite quote by him is he how laughs at guitarists making "painful/soulful faces playing riffs" and he TRIES (and acheives) doing as difficult and more by being stoic. Classic punk.....good luck Billy Zoom.
P primordialsoupMember
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Originally posted by gigabit:
Did anyone else catch the Doobie Brothers on Fallon, Thursday night? Michael McDonald sat in for their medley: Long Train Runnin' and Takin' It To The Streets. I thought they sounded great.

I understand Gregg Allman is joining them on certain nights during their current tour. I would definitely pay to see that show.

They were about 1mi away from me last night and I didn't go- boo. However, I was able to hear some of the music on the lake when we went for a night cruise on the party boat.
billhikebillhikeMember
Friday night we saw a Led Zeppelin tribute band called Get The Led Out at a riverside outdoor venue in the town I live in. I had no idea they were a national act with a large following. They were fantastic. I'm guessing the crowd was in the 4,000 range.

Last night, also outdoors, Filter opening for Candlebox. The frontman of Filter, Richard Patrick, seemed like he thought he was too good to be playing a small out of the way venue, making dick comments towards the crowd several times. Candlebox's singer, on the other hand, seemed appreciative that people still wanted to see them 20+ years after their big hit. They were very energetic and a pleasant surprise for someone way past their heyday. It helps when your frontman isn't an asshat.
V vsMember
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Originally posted by billhike:
Friday night we saw a Led Zeppelin tribute band called Get The Led Out at a riverside outdoor venue in the town I live in. I had no idea they were a national act with a large following. They were fantastic. I'm guessing the crowd was in the 4,000 range.

Last night, also outdoors, Filter opening for Candlebox. The frontman of Filter, Richard Patrick, seemed like he thought he was too good to be playing a small out of the way venue, making dick comments towards the crowd several times. Candlebox's singer, on the other hand, seemed appreciative that people still wanted to see them 20+ years after their big hit. They were very energetic and a pleasant surprise for someone way past their heyday. It helps when your frontman isn't an asshat.


I know a former drummer for Filter. He quit because he couldn't stand working with/for R. Patrick.
steve8steve8Member
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Originally posted by steve8:
Modest Mouse

They did a really good job in a really poor venue. An indoor track & field arena in Ithaca NY. Fucken cavern.


Saw them again on Tuesday night here at Metropolis. This time they did a poor job at a good venue. The sound was not great, especially the vocal mix, but the band was tight and the setlist very different from the Ithaca show.

Maybe it wasn't so much the sound mixing as something Isaac Brock said early in the show..."it's been a long road that brings me here". 5 months of solid touring is taking a toll on his voice?
W wine+artMember
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Originally posted by KSC02:
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Originally posted by wine+art:
Going tonight to see Joaquin Gallegos and Barbara Martinez tonight in a tiny 120 seat venue.

Cool


K, keep an eye out for Barbara, she is special.

D and I saw Joaquin and her the next night also at a different venue. We had a chance to share a bottle of wine with her before she flew back to NYC. Very talented in so many different ways.

On a side note, D and I are going to host a wine dinner at our home like we did last year and we are going to have Joaquin play at the house. Needless to say, Spainish will be our theme. Cool
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