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PrintableCinisterCee said: TRON said: Erykah Badu - 2 x Mary J. Blige Aphex Twin Mos Def How were these? The first time I saw Erykah Badu was in '97 at the height of my love for her. It wasn't really that long after the album came out. I was blown away by the audience. They knew every word to every song! I haven't kept up with her as much since, but that night was a perfect concert experience. She was gracious and talkative throughout and could capture the whole room's attention just by lighting candles. Mary J. Blige was wonderful. None of the oversinging she gets accused of for her award show appearances. Just great energy, great musicianship, great performance. Although I've been a fan since her first album, I didn't get to see her live until the "No More Drama" tour. She did plenty of hits, a good portion of new stuff, lots of ballads. I'd love to see her again her next time out. Aphex Twin I saw opening for Bjork in '95. I was barely familiar with his work at that point, but it set the stage for my future fandom. One of the best opening acts I've seen. The audience was really into it. Of course, a good chunk of the people around me were doing coke and lots of moshing took place during Bjork's show. Go figure! So I think the crowd was hyped up from the word go. It was my first time seeing a performance like that (knob-twiddling and DJ'ing, etc.) and I was impressed. Mos Def I saw at the Detroit Electronic Music Festival circa 2000. He was excellent. I don't know much of his music, but the vibe and the venue was perfect for his show. I don't know why I haven't explored his work further, cuz I really liked him live. | |
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Ellie said: Front row, but it was only the shitty HIStory tour.
Still! Seeing MJ in the front row could never be shitty. | |
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Ellie said: Stevie Wonder
I very narrowly missed seeing him do an aftershow with Prince in '97.  | |
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GangstaFam said: Mos Def I saw at the Detroit Electronic Music Festival circa 2000. He was excellent. I don't know much of his music, but the vibe and the venue was perfect for his show. I don't know why I haven't explored his work further, cuz I really liked him live. YES, I so want to see him live. I've seen footage and he just looks so much better than most Rap acts. I don't think Rap & Hip Hop really works well on stage generally - at least not for large venues. | |
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Ellie said: YES, I so want to see him live. I've seen footage and he just looks so much better than most Rap acts. I don't think Rap & Hip Hop really works well on stage generally - at least not for large venues.
Most of the rap shows I've seen have been thorougly satisfying. | |
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Prince 22 times or so 
Jill Scott twice (Martin Luther opened, saw him another time too) MeShell about 4 times Macy Gray twice Badu once (throw in Queen Latifah, it was on that Sugarwater tour)... U2 (Damian Marley opened) Alicia Keys (John Legend opened) Lenny Kravitz Nikka Costa (twice as opener, once as main act) The Time (opened for P) New Edition  I was like 10 
Jackson 5  I was like... under 10 
NWA  I was a dumbass teenager :lol
Diane Reeves Brian McKnight's punk ass 
I may be forgetting some. I never went to many concerts, too expensive. But I've hit the majority of the shows I've seen in the last 4 years or so 
. [Edited 11/24/05 1:56am]   I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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CinisterCee said: MrSquiggle said: Prince (my first concert, 2003
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The B-52's Beastie Boys Tori Amos and ask of next week: Jamiroquai The Avalanches (!!!) Squiggle, already cooler list than mine! I freaking love The Avalanches Omg, The Avalanches own my soul. I think I'm going to spontaneously ejaculate seeing them live. Incidentally I'm going to bootleg the show if you're interested.   | |
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theAudience said: What i'm remembering so far...
Miles Davis Wilson Pickett Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels The Mandala The Manhattans Marian Anderson Nancy Wilson George Clinton Bootsy's Rubber Band The Brides of Funkenstein Rufus w/Chaka Khan The O'Jays Chuck Brown and The Soul Searchers Cream The Who The Young Rascals The Blues Project Phil Ochs Richie Havens Simon & Garfunkel The Blues Magoos Jan and Dean The Guess Who The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Chicago Vanilla Fudge The Jeff Beck Group Jethro Tull Sly and The Family Stone Arthur Brown Bruce Springstein Donna Summer Santana The James Gang The Chambers Brothers The Mothers of Invention The Buddy Miles Express Cactus Alice Cooper The Amboy Dukes The Jefferson Airplane Ten Years After Grand Funk Railroad Muddy Waters B.B. King Buddy Guy Junior Wells Albert Collins Beyonce Alicia Keys Missy Eliot The Rolling Stones Todd Rundgren (Utopia) Prince The Jay Geils Band Return To Forever Larry Coryell's Eleventh House Lynyrd Skynyrd The Pat Metheny Group The Yellowjackets Millie Jackson Lola Falana The Pointer Sisters Earth, Wind and Fire Kool and The Gang Tower of Power Brick Branford Marsalis George Benson John Scofield Soulive Ledisi Allan Holdsworth Larry Carlton James Brown Van Halen The Police The Fixx The Time Shelia E Luis Conte Tuck and Patti Toto Joey DeFrancesco James Moody Sam Rivers Ray Charles Eugene Mazlov Robben Ford ...and of course Jimi Hendrix 
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CalhounSq said: theAudience said: What i'm remembering so far...
Miles Davis Wilson Pickett Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels The Mandala The Manhattans Marian Anderson Nancy Wilson George Clinton Bootsy's Rubber Band The Brides of Funkenstein Rufus w/Chaka Khan The O'Jays Chuck Brown and The Soul Searchers Cream The Who The Young Rascals The Blues Project Phil Ochs Richie Havens Simon & Garfunkel The Blues Magoos Jan and Dean The Guess Who The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Chicago Vanilla Fudge The Jeff Beck Group Jethro Tull Sly and The Family Stone Arthur Brown Bruce Springstein Donna Summer Santana The James Gang The Chambers Brothers The Mothers of Invention The Buddy Miles Express Cactus Alice Cooper The Amboy Dukes The Jefferson Airplane Ten Years After Grand Funk Railroad Muddy Waters B.B. King Buddy Guy Junior Wells Albert Collins Beyonce Alicia Keys Missy Eliot The Rolling Stones Todd Rundgren (Utopia) Prince The Jay Geils Band Return To Forever Larry Coryell's Eleventh House Lynyrd Skynyrd The Pat Metheny Group The Yellowjackets Millie Jackson Lola Falana The Pointer Sisters Earth, Wind and Fire Kool and The Gang Tower of Power Brick Branford Marsalis George Benson John Scofield Soulive Ledisi Allan Holdsworth Larry Carlton James Brown Van Halen The Police The Fixx The Time Shelia E Luis Conte Tuck and Patti Toto Joey DeFrancesco James Moody Sam Rivers Ray Charles Eugene Mazlov Robben Ford ...and of course Jimi Hendrix
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 I knew your list would be LONG & DEEP I know, right? ...  I am SO hanging to talk music with you in NY hopefully tA  | |
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TRON said: Prince - 15 + times. I've lost count.
So 16 times it is....  | |
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ok some more names...
Elton John Robbie Williams Joe Cocker the B52's 3 Doors Down Alanis Morrisette  | |
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D'Angelo
Prince Soulive Anthony Hamilton Alicia Keys Rahpel Saddiq Charlie Wilson- This guy kicked ass on stage Angie Stone Bilal-5x Wyclef Jean Mint condition And so many jazz bands that I've lost count (I love living in NYC) | |
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SassyBritches said: jackson 5
how could you have seen the jackson 5? you dont even look like you were born when they were around if that is you in your profile. | |
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Advanced Chemistry Airto + Flora Purim Al Jarreau Beach Boys Blood Sweat & Tears feat. David Clayton Thomas Bobby Byrd & friends (2 or 3 times) Bobby Womack Boo-Yaa-Tribe Cameo Candy Dulfer (3 or 4 times) Chaka Khan (3 times) Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers Commodores Connexion Latina Curtis Mayfield Depeche Mode well...my wife's a major fan
Dizzy Heights Earth Wind & Fire Flying Pickets Galliano George Clinton & P-Funk All Stars (2 times) Gil Scott Heron (2 times) Ice Cube Irakere James Brown (1988 + 1996) James Taylor Quartett Jamiroquai (1995 + 2005) Jazzkantine Johnny Copeland Johnny Guitar Watson Kool & The Gang (2 times) Kurtis Blow Maceo Parker + Fred Wesley + Pee Wee Ellis Manu Dibangu Maynard Fergusson Maze & Frankie Beverly MC 900 feet Jesus Melvin Gibbs Michael Brecker & Band Michael Jackson Michael Jackson (2 times in 1988, 1 time 1992) Mothers Finest Naughty By Nature Neneh Cherry Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass Prince (3 times: Sign O' The Times, Nude, Act II) Public Enemy Sly & Robbie + Taxi Gang, Yellowman etc. Stevie Wonder Joe Zawinul Syndicate plus a bunch of local bands or Jazz acts & Big Bands you guys wouldn't know anyway Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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Stax said: That I can think of...
Rock The Police The Cars Kiss David Bowie Rush Van Halen Van Hagar Ratt Ozzy Metallica Pantera Robert Plant The Firm Journey Pat Benatar Bob Seger Bruce Springsteen U2 REM The Who The Rolling Stones Pink Floyd (no Waters) Roger Waters (no Floyd) Santana After The Fire Bachman Turner Overdrive Aerosmith Iron Maiden Ratt Dokken Motley Crue Krokus Scorpions Judas Priest Sammy Hagar Oingo Boingo Big Audio Dynamite Danzig Alice Cooper The Replacements Sugar Elvis Costello Bob Dylan Peter Gabriel Tracy Chapman Eric Clapton Grateful Dead Stevie Nicks Lindsay Buckingham Chicago Peter Murphy Echo and the Bunnymen Beck 10,000 Maniacs Blues Traveler Ben Harper Rush Black Sabbath Deep Purple Dio Def Leppard White Stripes Tom Petty Neil Young Paul McCartney Guns n Roses Living Color Bon Jovi Cinderella Twisted Sister Kix John Spencer Blues Explosion Violent Femmes Smashing Pumpkins Fugazi Alice in Chains Janes Addiction Porno For Pyros Dinosaur Junior Red Hot Chili Peppers L7 Juliana Hatfield Keith Richards Jerry Garcia Electric Band The Cult Brian Setzer Autograph Rory Ghallager Toad the Wet Sprocket The DB's Cake Craker Squeeze The Donnas Dramarama Eurythmics Fountains of Wayne Green Day Jimmy Eat World The Kinks Cheap Trick Liz Phair Lynyrd Synyrd Pixies Mary's Danish Jesus Jones Katrina and the Waves Scandal Thomas Dolby Soul Asylum Body Count Anthrax Soul/Funk/R&B/Rap/Blues The Funk Brothers Ghostface Killah Ice T Infectious Grooves P-Funk (in various incarnations) Solomon Burke Beastie Boys Stevie Ray Vaugn B.B. King Run DMC Public Enemy John Lee Hooker Taj Mahal Merle Saunders Maceo Parker Fred Wesley Prince Sheila E The Time Earth, Wind & Fire Trouble Funk Experience Unlimited Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers Al Green Etta James James Brown Ice Cube Me'Shell Jr. Walker Hall & Oates Tina Turner Lenny Kravitz Booker T & The MG's RL Burnside Rick James Mary Jane Girls New Edition Jazz/Fusion Jeff Berlin Frank Gambale Scott Henderson Tribal Tech Brandford Marsalis Larry Goldings Charlie Hunter McCoy Tyner Ravi Coaltrane Chick Corea Stanley Jordan Bobby Hutcherson Pete Escovedo Joe Pass Bob James Country Kenny Rogers Ronnie Milsap Charlie Pride T. Grahm Brown Merele Haggard John Denver (sort of country) 
Nice well rounded list of artists. 
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MartyMcFly said: theAudience said: What i'm remembering so far...
Bruce Springstein Was this at a Bar Mitzvah?  I knew something was wrong...
...when came out on stage dressed like this.
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theAudience said: MartyMcFly said: Was this at a Bar Mitzvah? I knew something was wrong...
...when came out on stage dressed like this.
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Prince (6 Times)
George Clinton (6 Times) Soulive (5 Times) The Roots Mint Condition Silk Meshell Ndegeocello The Time War Kool & The Gang Najee Melissa Morgan Freddie Jackson Luther Vandross Envogue Jagged Edge Mary J. Blige The Whispers Gerald Levert Isley Brothers Jaheim Twwet Ashanti (Yawnnn) Ivan Neveille Al Green The Time Nelly Furtado Run DMC Public Enemy EPMD Whodini LL Cool J Beatsie Boys Fat Boys Grandmaster Flash Digital Underground (with 2Pac) Heavy D. Ice Cube 2Pac MC Lyte Leaders Of The New School (with Busta Rhymes) The Roots Cypress Hill Outkast Erykah Badu BB King The Jacksons LTD Bernie Worrell (PFunk) Dru Hill Aaliyah New Edition Bobby Brown Al B Sure Doug E. Fresh With Slick Rick Larry Graham Michael Henderson Cameo Fatback Band Rufus Feat. Chaka Khan Brothers Johnson Earth, Wind, & Fire Narada Michael Walden Kleer Ohio Players Rick James Tyrone Brunson Maze Feat. Frankie Beverly Jesse Johnson Morris Day Full Force With Lisa Lisa Hammer Guy Karyn White Kool Moe Dee Sheila E. Montell Jordan Stanley Clarke Joe Sample DMx Eve The Lox Dr. Dre Snoopp Dogg Eminem p l h | |
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Prince (twice)
The Time (three times) The Barkays (five times) Con-Funk-Shun (twice) Klymaxx Ready For The World New Edition Morris Day Doug E. Fresh Run DMC Whodini The Fat Boys The SOS Band Lakeside Luther Vandross J. Blackfoot Bobby Rush Freedom Sho-Nuff . . [Edited 11/24/05 8:44am] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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SassyBritches said: prince (22 times)
janet jackson (2 times) madonna (2 times) tori amos (lost count) u2 (8 times) david bowie (4 times) natalie merchant (5 or 6 times) fleetwood mac (a few times) stevie nicks (a few times) lindsey buckingham maxwell (2 times) erykah badu (2 times) rufus wainwright (about 5 times) tom petty (3 times) !!! the strokes outhud death cab for cutie arcade fire wolf parade beastie boys jackson 5 radiohead nin the cure depeche mode culture club sinead o'conner sigur ros album leaf siouxsie and the banshees morcheeba (2 or 3 times) peaches the roots chaka khan de la soul lenny kravitz ttd blondie no doubt alannis morrisette musiq sufjan stevens billy idol motley crue (2 times) alice cooper (2 times) judas priest motorhead poison whitesnake (lololol) marilyn manson (most ashamed of this but i was young and stupid, lol) faster pussycat (lol) L7 fat boys ll cool j new edition santana rem macy gray fiona apple paul mccartney the like sheila e green day outkast aerosmith liz phair dolly parton moby black eye peas (um, back in 2000...) the creatures chieftains joan osborne dave mathews band (hey, it was a free nite out...) violent femmes donna summer tina turner cyndi lauper maceo parker melissa etheridge skid row helmet pil i know there are more but i can't think of them off the top of my head. i still have almost all the ticket stubs from shows i've been to so i'll have to check them to be sure. ALBUM LEAF~~~~~ I think this is the first time I've seen their name on this site. I LOVE LOVE LOVE them ~ the most exquisitely painful and beautiful music ~ what little I've heard. Did you see them in California? How was the show? Impressive list Sassy! Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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theAudience said:  No Jimi. 
a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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Where do you guys find the time in your lives to list all of this shit?
I have seen so many concerts in my life that I couldn't begin to list them. Let's just say I've seen everyone I want to see except for those who are dead like Marvin, John, Frank etc... and George Michael. | |
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kisscamille said: Where do you guys find the time in your lives to list all of this shit?
I started my list and continued doing other things. As names came to memory, I added them. Maybe took all of 10-15 minutes total. 
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Stax said: No Jimi.
There's always DVD my brother.
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Wow people! I'm envious! | |
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theAudience said: kisscamille said: Where do you guys find the time in your lives to list all of this shit?
I started my list and continued doing other things. As names came to memory, I added them. Maybe took all of 10-15 minutes total.
tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 I know what mean, but I would have to go way back and think hard. I saw many bands in the 70's & 80''s. I'm sure I would probably even forget some of them. Maybe that would be a good thing though | |
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kisscamille said: I know what mean, but I would have to go way back and think hard. I saw many bands in the 70's & 80''s. I'm sure I would probably even forget some of them. Maybe that would be a good thing though
I know I did.
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Among others (and in alphabetical order):
3T Alicia Keys All Saints Basement Jaxx Blur Bruce Springsteen Bryan Adams David Bowie Elvis Costello Faithless Fatboy Slim Foo Fighters Garbage GreenDay Herbie Hancock James Brown Janet Jackson Kraftwork Lenny Kravitz Live Marilyn Manson Meshell Ndegeocello Metallica Michael Jackson N.E.R.D. Nine Inch Nails No Doubt P!nk Prince R.E.M. Rammstein Robbie Williams Snoop Dogg Texas The Chemical Brothers The Pixies The Prodigy U2 Velvet Revolver "It's better 2 B hated 4 what U R than 2 B loved 4 what U R not."
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I've been fortunate to see over 200 concerts in my life. TheAudience nudged my memory with several at the beginning. I could never remember them all but ~~~~~
Janis Joplin Joni Mitchell ~ many times in a coffee house at the beginning of her career Simon and Garfunkel Richie Havens Jonathan and Edgar Winters Rare Earth Bob Segar Neil Diamond Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels Jan and Dean Rod Stewart Dave Clark Five John Denver Cream Buddy Rich Grand Funk Railroad Bare Naked Ladies (my niece made me go but it was great fun!!!) The Four Seasons Dionne Warwick The Jefferson Airplane Chicago Santana Moody Blues The Beach Boys The Who Aerosmith Erykah Badu George Clinton Prince Bjork Macy Gray David Bowie Sigur Ros Depeche Mode Tricky Madonna The Cure Bjork Tori Amos Ani DiFranco Interpol Some very memorable experiences. I'll add to this as I think of more Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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Moonbeam said: 1 Janet Jackson Joe Louis Arena Detroit MI 4-Dec-1993
2 Björk State Theatre Detroit MI 5-Aug-1995 3 Prince State Theatre Detroit MI 13-Jan-1997 4 Prince Pine Knob Clarkston MI 21-Jul-1997 5 Janet Jackson Joe Louis Arena Detroit MI 28-Jul-1998 6 Janet Jackson E Center Salt Lake City UT 5-Aug-1998 7 Prince The Palace Auburn Hills MI 24-Oct-1998 8 They Might Be Giants ARC Valparaiso IN 20-Apr-1999 9 Blondie Fox Theatre Detroit MI 23-May-1999 10 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 5-Nov-1999 11 The Cure Pine Knob Clarkston MI 10-Jun-2000 12 Prince State Theatre Detroit MI 14-Nov-2000 13 Prince Van Andel Arena Grand Rapids MI 19-Nov-2000 14 Prince Xcel Energy Center St. Paul MN 15-Jun-2001 15 Prince Xcel Energy Center St. Paul MN 16-Jun-2001 16 Nikka Costa Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 17-Jun-2001 17 Prince Joe Louis Arena Detroit MI 23-Jun-2001 18 Madonna Joe Louis Arena Detroit MI 26-Aug-2001 19 Björk Hummingbird Theatre Toronto ONT 8-Oct-2001 20 Björk Chicago Opera House Chicago IL 14-Oct-2001 21 Prince Heritage Theatre Saginaw MI 1-Mar-2002 22 Prince Detroit Opera House Detroit MI 6-Mar-2002 23 Busta Rhymes Royal Oak Theatre Royal Oak MI 8-Mar-2002 24 No Doubt State Theatre Detroit MI 9-Apr-2002 25 George Clinton Hart Plaza Detroit MI 26-May-2002 26 David Bowie Roseland Ballroom New York NY 11-Jun-2002 27 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 21-Jun-2002 28 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 22-Jun-2002 29 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 23-Jun-2002 30 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 24-Jun-2002 31 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 25-Jun-2002 32 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 26-Jun-2002 33 Prince Paisley Park Chanhassen MN 27-Jun-2002 34 Annie Lennox Centre for the Arts Toronto ONT 4-Apr-2003 35 Rock the Mic Usana Amphitheater West Valley City UT 23-Jul-2003 36 Prince House of Blues Las Vegas NV 1-Feb-2004 37 The Strokes In the Venue Salt Lake City UT 19-Apr-2004 38 Franz Ferdinand The Majestic Detroit MI 13-Jun-2004 39 Prince The Palace Auburn Hills MI 20-Jun-2004 40 Annie Lennox The Palace Auburn Hills MI 16-Jul-2004 41 The Cure DTE Energy Center Clarkston MI 11-Aug-2004 42 The Cure Tweeter Center Tinley Park IL 12-Aug-2004 43 P.J. Harvey State Theatre Detroit MI 14-Oct-2004 44 Morrissey State Theatre Detroit MI 17-Oct-2004 45 New Order The Aragon Chicago IL 3-May-2005 46 Annie North Star Bar Philadelphia PA 24-Sep-2005 Didn't you ever go with you sweetie "over there" to see anyone ????? Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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