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PrintableSassyBritches said: MoonSongs said: Oh my gosh ~
I forgot Earth, Wind and Fire and Pink Floyd !!!!! and Strawberry Alarm Clock i think we need to see some shows together again! we'll see how u of m goes... I've heard how tough it is too Sassy ~ But there will be a weekend here n there like on Spring break n stuff. It would be wonderful to have you and Lemon so close. And in NO TIME you'll be all smart and graduated and wealthy beyond words and Gangsta and I can be like ~ yeah ~ we knew him when..... Will you make a decision soon? What is your beginning semester? Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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Prince(opend with The Time)
Nas Aaliyah-RIP 
Arrested Development Common Some people think I'm kinda cute
But that don't compute when it comes 2 Y-O-U. | |
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Marylin Manson
Soul Asylum Kenny Wayne Shepard Aerosmith I know I have seen more but I can't think of them right now!  [Edited 11/27/05 6:39am] | |
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From what I can remember right now anyway....
Prince-Nude tour to one night alone Lionel Richie Gloria Estefan & Miami sound machine Metallica Guns n' Roses Living colour Extreme Diana Ross Michael Jackson Janet Jackson Björk James Brown Bootsy's rubber band LEGENDARY SHOW 1995 George Clinton Maceo Parker Earth wind & fire Kool & the gang Gwen McCrae Marlena Shaw Jamiroquai Carleen Anderson Mccoy Galliano Omar Toto Destiny's child Maxwell D'angelo PROBABLY THE GREATEST SHOW EVER!!!! Erykah Badu Mary J Blige Roy Ayers Wilson Pickett Randy Crawford Chaka Khan Graham central station (London) David Bowie Common Roy Hargrove The roots Jungle brothers De la soul Kiss Souad Massi Zap mama Whitney Houston The funk brothers Lauryn Hill Alicia Keys Laleh Herbie Hancock u2 Alexander O'Neal Lenny Kravitz Terence Trent d'arby Neneh Cherry Titiyo Eric Gadd Ray Charles /peace Manki [Edited 11/27/05 12:48pm] | |
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Rinluv said: Aaliyah-RIP
Wow. Lucky! How was it? | |
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GangstaFam said: Rinluv said: Aaliyah-RIP
Wow. Lucky! How was it? Aaliyah. It was beautiful. She was so beautiful. The concert was all that and more. At one point she was all sweaty, I was like "damn". Missy and Timberland was there. I'm proud I had that experince and plesure of seeing her. Some people think I'm kinda cute
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Rinluv said: Aaliyah. It was beautiful. She was so beautiful. The concert was all that and more. At one point she was all sweaty, I was like "damn". Missy and Timberland was there. I'm proud I had that experince and plesure of seeing her.
When was it? | |
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GangstaFam said: Rinluv said: Aaliyah. It was beautiful. She was so beautiful. The concert was all that and more. At one point she was all sweaty, I was like "damn". Missy and Timberland was there. I'm proud I had that experince and plesure of seeing her.
When was it? It was after her second album One In a Million came out. It was in late 1996. Some people think I'm kinda cute
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dancerella said: just of the top of my head....
dancerella? Did you enjoy seeing Har Mar Superstar in concert? I'm sorry but I can't stand that dudes music. A friend of mine gave me his cd to listen to. And it was some of the most lame $#!t i've ever heard in my life. H.M.S SUUUUUCKS!! Hey, but to each his own though.marilyn manson chicks on speed peaches har mar superstar faster pussycat the chilli peppers guns n' roses prince destiny's child beck there are more but can't think of them right now. | |
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My goth list (artists not already mentioned in my previous post):
Alien Sex Fiend Black Tape For A Blue Girl Christian Death (Valor) Corpus Delicti The Deep Eynde Gitane Demone The Empire Hideous Faith And The Muse Inkubus Sukkubus Judith Kommunity FK Lycia Manuskript Mephisto Walz Mors Syphilitica Requiem In White Rosetta Stone Shadow Project Sunshine Blind Switchblade Symphony Vendemmian The Wake Weepingwall might be the only one who would appreciate this. | |
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Rinluv said: It was after her second album One In a Million came out. It was in late 1996.
That would've been my ideal time to see her. I LOVE that album. | |
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sextonseven said: My goth list (artists not already mentioned in my previous post):
Alien Sex Fiend Black Tape For A Blue Girl Christian Death (Valor) Corpus Delicti The Deep Eynde Gitane Demone The Empire Hideous Faith And The Muse Inkubus Sukkubus Judith Kommunity FK Lycia Manuskript Mephisto Walz Mors Syphilitica Requiem In White Rosetta Stone Shadow Project Sunshine Blind Switchblade Symphony Vendemmian The Wake Weepingwall might be the only one who would appreciate this. I just appreciate that list of words. I think I'll frame it.  | |
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sextonseven said: My goth list (artists not already mentioned in my previous post):
Alien Sex Fiend Black Tape For A Blue Girl Christian Death (Valor) Corpus Delicti The Deep Eynde Gitane Demone The Empire Hideous Faith And The Muse Inkubus Sukkubus Judith Kommunity FK Lycia Manuskript Mephisto Walz Mors Syphilitica Requiem In White Rosetta Stone Shadow Project Sunshine Blind Switchblade Symphony Vendemmian The Wake Weepingwall might be the only one who would appreciate this. as a reformed goth, i can appreciate it. probably not as much as weepy, but those are very familiar names to me. i listened to a little bit of that stuff, though i remember i called it "amish goth" because....well, i don't know. it made sense at the time. 
i was always more of a current93 guy where the really dark stuff was concerned. in fact, i'd really like to dip more into their music again (wish it wasn't so damn expensive). | |
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the rolling stones x2
rod stewart w/ faces yes x2 jethro tull x2 led zeppelin pink floyd david bowie x4 santana black sabath w/ ozzy ted nugent x2 dixie dregs x4 frank zappa x6 elvis costello x 15 xtc gary burton x2 art blakey and the jazz messengers x3 the pretenders x2 count basie sarah vaughn x3 david bromberg electric light orchestra oscar peterson ella fitzgerald lionel hampton joe pass joe jackson pat metheny x5 rem x6 marshall crenshaw the gang of four stphane grappelli x3 wynton marsalis x3 art ensemble of chicago terrence blanchard x2 bobby hutcherson x2 jean-luc ponty stanley clarke gerry mulligan dave brubeck stan getz king sunny ade and his african beats x2 squeeze x3 nick lowe x3 talking heads steps ahead x2 john cale x2 the skelton crew w/ fred frith caberet voltaire the residents w/ snakefinger x2 laurie anderson siouxsie and the banshees x4 new order x3 echo and the bunnymen peter murphy x3 robyn hitchcock x3 love and rockets killing joke x2 the who the bad brains corrision of conformity 10,000 maniacs x3 the cure x5 the pixies ian mcculloch the cocteau twins x2 miles davis eric clapton k.d. lang billy taylor ahmad jamal steely dan spyro gyra chick corea dead can dance x2 le mystetere des voix bulgares whitney houston george clinton and p-funk x3 joshua redman x2 roy hargrove x2 the cramps page/plant the beastie boys morphine jewel nine inch nails x2 sonic youth kmfdm x3 my life with the thrill kill kult x8 the time x3 pigface cypress hill no doubt 311 x3 james brown x3 rage against the machine marylin manson herbie hancock x3 lord of acid bauhaus lou reed the stylistics the chi-lites u2 bob dylan mccoy tyner jimmy cobb w/ antonio hart prince x22 = [Edited 11/29/05 7:01am] ------------------------------------------------
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heartbeatocean said: sextonseven said: My goth list (artists not already mentioned in my previous post):
Alien Sex Fiend Black Tape For A Blue Girl Christian Death (Valor) Corpus Delicti The Deep Eynde Gitane Demone The Empire Hideous Faith And The Muse Inkubus Sukkubus Judith Kommunity FK Lycia Manuskript Mephisto Walz Mors Syphilitica Requiem In White Rosetta Stone Shadow Project Sunshine Blind Switchblade Symphony Vendemmian The Wake Weepingwall might be the only one who would appreciate this. I just appreciate that list of words. I think I'll frame it. Yeah, the names are kinda cool now that I look at all of them. Cooler than the actual bands for the most part. The one I would recommend is Faith And The Muse. I remember the first time I saw them live, when they played their song "All Lovers Lost", every member pulled out a violin and the entire song was performed on strings. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen/heard. Subsequent live renditions of that song have been all percussion which was also very cool. Their sound is very classical leaning which might appeal to you. Their website: http://www.mercyground.com/ | |
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Anxiety said: sextonseven said: My goth list (artists not already mentioned in my previous post):
Alien Sex Fiend Black Tape For A Blue Girl Christian Death (Valor) Corpus Delicti The Deep Eynde Gitane Demone The Empire Hideous Faith And The Muse Inkubus Sukkubus Judith Kommunity FK Lycia Manuskript Mephisto Walz Mors Syphilitica Requiem In White Rosetta Stone Shadow Project Sunshine Blind Switchblade Symphony Vendemmian The Wake Weepingwall might be the only one who would appreciate this. as a reformed goth, i can appreciate it. probably not as much as weepy, but those are very familiar names to me. i listened to a little bit of that stuff, though i remember i called it "amish goth" because....well, i don't know. it made sense at the time.
i was always more of a current93 guy where the really dark stuff was concerned. in fact, i'd really like to dip more into their music again (wish it wasn't so damn expensive). The closest I ever came to Current93 is my Death In June best of comp. The whole neo-folk sound I find very creepy. The subtle fascist imagery doesn't help either. Scary. | |
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sextonseven said: heartbeatocean said: I just appreciate that list of words. I think I'll frame it. Yeah, the names are kinda cool now that I look at all of them. Cooler than the actual bands for the most part. The one I would recommend is Faith And The Muse. I remember the first time I saw them live, when they played their song "All Lovers Lost", every member pulled out a violin and the entire song was performed on strings. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen/heard. Subsequent live renditions of that song have been all percussion which was also very cool. Their sound is very classical leaning which might appeal to you. Their website: http://www.mercyground.com/ I just realized there is a Prince connection. Faith And The Muse vocalist Monica Richards used to be in a punk band called Madhouse from the Washington D.C. area. This was before Prince created the Madhouse side project and he really wanted to use that name so Monica sold the name to Prince before forming her next group Strange Boutique and eventually Faith And The Muse. | |
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Rick James
Evelyn Champagne King Diana Ross X 5 Prince X 28 Vanity 6 The Time X 2 Wendy and Lisa X 10 The Jacksons Michael Jackson Janet Jackson X 5 U2 X 5 Melissa Etheridge X 10 Styx X 10 Kiss X 4 Cher X 2 Roger Waters Earth Wind and Fire X 2 Tina Turner X 2 INXS X 3 Cyndi Lauper X 4 Metallica X 4 Godsmack Korn Paul McCartney Kool and the Gang Dave Matthews Band Justin Timberlake Christina A N Sync X 3 Tony Toni Tone Graham Central Station X 4 Chaka Khan X 2 Heart X 3 Pat Benatar X 4 Journey REO Speedwagon X 4 Eddie Money Kansas Aerosmith X 5 Cheap Trick Ted Nugent X 2 Moody Blues Queensryche X 2 Dream Theater Judas Priest Wynonna X 8 Trisha Yearwood Ty Herdon Garth Brooks Duran Duran Depeche Mode George Michael X 2 Green Day George Clinton P Funk All Stars- 5 Alicia Keyes Norah Jones Jill Jones Madhouse The Family Patti Labelle X 2 The Revolution Doyle Bramhall II X 6 Eric Clapton X 2 The Jets X 2 Stacey Q Jermaine Stewart Kid Rock Van Halen Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac X 4 Bob Segar Teena Marie Rage Against the Machine No Doubt X 3 Garbage Rachelle Ferrell Victor Wooten Maceo Parker MeShel N'degeocello Sheila E X 3 Gloria Estefan X 2 ACDC Alice Cooper Scorpions Chris Isaak X 5 Lionel Richie The Judds JoDee Messina Tim McGraw X 2 Jerry Lee Lewis Luther Vandross Vanessa Williams Lisa Marie Presley Neil Finn George Strait Angie Stone Erykah Badu Pj Harvey Nancy Wilson Buddy Guy Boyz II Men Mary J Blige Montell Jordan Seal Musiq Black Eyed Peas Bon Jovi X 2 Goo Goo Dolls Dixie Chicks Mint Condition The Eagles X 4 Echobrain (Jason Newsted) [Edited 11/29/05 16:59pm] [Edited 11/29/05 17:21pm] | |
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EverlastingNow said: George Michael X 2
Let me guess... Faith at Fiddler's Green, 1988 Undercover at McNichol's, early 90's ???? http://elmadartista.tumblr.com/ http://twitter.com/madartista | |
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prince
madonna wendy&lisa the family sheila e. the time george michael billy idol diana ross the jacksons michael jackson lionel richie new edition gloria estefan & msm oasis billy joel maceo parker jill jones macy gray paula abdul milli vanilli rufus wainwright martha wainwright k.d. lang u2 apollonia http://elmadartista.tumblr.com/ http://twitter.com/madartista | |
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In roughly chronological order:
Donny & Marie Osmond (That's right--I'll loved me some Donny back in the day when I was about 8! )
The Jets (at the county fair, before they were "famous" )
Tesla Firehouse Trixter Warrant MC Hammer Boyz II Men Matthew Sweet Paul Westerberg Violent Femmes Black Crowes Sean Lennon G.Love & Special Sauce Pink Floyd Janet Jackson (w/MC Lyte & R.Kelly  )
Lenny Kravitz (x2) George Clinton & the P-Funk (x3) LL Cool J Prince (x3), once w/Millenia & Fonky Baldheads *Not a lot of concerts came through my hometown area... The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: In roughly chronological order:
Interesting...I didn't know they toured together.Janet Jackson (w/MC Lyte & R.Kelly )
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sitruk7 said: jone70 said: In roughly chronological order:
Interesting...I didn't know they toured together.Janet Jackson (w/MC Lyte & R.Kelly )
Yes--it was her Janet album tour (in Moline, IL). MC Lyte (I need a ruffneck) opened, then R. Kelly came on stage and keep asking/singing "who in here wants me to take my pants off?"  
I was very dissappointed with the entire thing--R.Kelly was gross & Janet didn't even do an encore. I never liked her as much again. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: sitruk7 said: Interesting...I didn't know they toured together.
Yes--it was her Janet album tour (in Moline, IL). MC Lyte (I need a ruffneck) opened, then R. Kelly came on stage and keep asking/singing "who in here wants me to take my pants off?"
I was very dissappointed with the entire thing--R.Kelly was gross & Janet didn't even do an encore. I never liked her as much again. Aw man! That sucks! R Kelly really said that,huh? Was this concert held at your high school? | |
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madartista said: EverlastingNow said: George Michael X 2
Let me guess... Faith at Fiddler's Green, 1988 Undercover at McNichol's, early 90's ???? Hey it's like you were THERE!!  | |
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sitruk7 said: jone70 said: Yes--it was her Janet album tour (in Moline, IL). MC Lyte (I need a ruffneck) opened, then R. Kelly came on stage and keep asking/singing "who in here wants me to take my pants off?"
I was very dissappointed with the entire thing--R.Kelly was gross & Janet didn't even do an encore. I never liked her as much again. Aw man! That sucks! R Kelly really said that,huh? Was this concert held at your high school? I think you were being serious, but I find it HILARIOUS b/c my HS had about 140 people in it--TOTAL (9-12 grades). (And, I was in college at the time.)
Yeah, even back in 1995 R.Kelly was smarmy...as he came onstage it was all dark except for the big screen above the stage which showed a previously recorded segment of him smoking up (implied: pot) and then on to the show. I forgot--LL Cool J was at the concert too--his Mr. Smith album had just come out. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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Roy Orbison The Party Boyz II Men Toni Braxton Brian McKnight Expose' CeCe Penniston Xscape Shanice Prince Sheila E. Madonna Rufus Wainwright Ani DiFranco Black Eyed Peas Listen to me on The House of Pop Culture podcast on itunes http://itunes.apple.com/u...d438631917 | |
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sextonseven said: heartbeatocean said: I just appreciate that list of words. I think I'll frame it. Yeah, the names are kinda cool now that I look at all of them. Cooler than the actual bands for the most part. The one I would recommend is Faith And The Muse. I remember the first time I saw them live, when they played their song "All Lovers Lost", every member pulled out a violin and the entire song was performed on strings. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen/heard. Subsequent live renditions of that song have been all percussion which was also very cool. Their sound is very classical leaning which might appeal to you. Their website: http://www.mercyground.com/ That sounds really great. I'll check it out. I have a feeling I'd be into goth if I explored it. I used to listen to Siouxie a lot in my younger years. But seriously, that list is going up on my fridge and next time I want to write a poem, I'll have it for inspiration. | |
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sextonseven said: sextonseven said: Yeah, the names are kinda cool now that I look at all of them. Cooler than the actual bands for the most part. The one I would recommend is Faith And The Muse. I remember the first time I saw them live, when they played their song "All Lovers Lost", every member pulled out a violin and the entire song was performed on strings. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen/heard. Subsequent live renditions of that song have been all percussion which was also very cool. Their sound is very classical leaning which might appeal to you. Their website: http://www.mercyground.com/ Strange Boutique Another great name. | |
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U2
REM Prince Green Day Weezer Janet Jackson (3 times) Jimmy Eat World (3 times) Warped Tour Elton John Poison Dave Matthews Cinderella Def Leppard Bon Jovi Pete Yorn If Opening acts are considered seperately: 112 Usher
Ginuine Damien Marley The Living End Tenacious D Faster Pussycat Winger ...I've seen a lot of shitty 80's hair-metal in my day, and only a few of my favorite acts. I'm sure I'm forgetting some, but these are most of teh people I've seen. I'm the first mammal to wear pants. | |
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