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PrintableEverlastingNow said: Styx X 10 Another surprise, that one. | |
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Adam & The Ants--my first concert, about 1981.
Billy Joel Prince-8 or 9 times Paul McCartney The Rolling Stones with: Guns 'n' Roses Living Colour Red Hot Chili Peppers The Bangles with: Red Hot Chili Peppers Beck P-Funk All Stars Jeffrey Osborne with: Kenny G--yech! Luther Vandross Max Roach Mel Torme Midori Johnny Cash The Grateful Dead Santana Buddy Guy Al Green Danzig Jack Johnson Stanley Clarke & George Duke Robben Ford (Sting showed up for a couple songs) David Sanborn The Jacksons Chaka Khan Larry somethingorother Dramarama Elvis Costello Check this song out at:
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jone70 said:[quote] sitruk7 said: 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.)lol
I was joking!I just had to take a cheap shot at him like I often do  | |
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GangstaFam said: 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. She was off the hook. Beautiful. Some people think I'm kinda cute
But that don't compute when it comes 2 Y-O-U. | |
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sitruk7 said: jone70 said: sitruk7 said: 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.)lol I was joking!I just had to take a cheap shot at him like I often do  Oh I get it now--HS 'cos he likes 'em young. That's funny.  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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When I was younger, I was into all that pop shit you'd hear on KIIS FM, so people I remember seeing were:
Christina Aguilera (before she was really famous) TLC (Christina opened the show) Lenny Kravitz But over the years I've been getting into heavier and heavier shit as I got older and kinda grew into a metalhead, so some bands I've seen that I can remember are: Still Remains (2x) Trivium (2x) The Agony Scene It Dies Today (3x) Caliban God Forbid Soilwork The Black Dahlia Murder Mastodon As I Lay Dying Killswitch Engage Rob Zombie Mudvayne Slipknot Scars Of Tomorrow Sworn Enemy Throwdown Bullet For My Valentine And the lesser known hardcore and metal bands: Full Blown Chaos (2x) Agents Of Man Winter Solstice Birth And Burial Jacknife Haven't seen Prince yet  but would love to.[Edited 12/16/05 18:01pm] | |
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heartbeatocean 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/ 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.  If you ever actually get around to buying some of their music, I'd recommend the 'Evidence Of Heaven' album first. It has the track "Denn Die Todten Reiten Schnell" which is one of my top 10 favorite songs of all time. Hauntingly beautiful. | |
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sextonseven said: heartbeatocean said: 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. If you ever actually get around to buying some of their music, I'd recommend the 'Evidence Of Heaven' album first. It has the track "Denn Die Todten Reiten Schnell" which is one of my top 10 favorite songs of all time. Hauntingly beautiful. Thanks! I like the sound of their work. I love the dense droning strings in "The Burning Season" especially. | |
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heartbeatocean said: sextonseven said: If you ever actually get around to buying some of their music, I'd recommend the 'Evidence Of Heaven' album first. It has the track "Denn Die Todten Reiten Schnell" which is one of my top 10 favorite songs of all time. Hauntingly beautiful. Thanks! I like the sound of their work. I love the dense droning strings in "The Burning Season" especially. Very cool! 'This Burning Season' is to me their second best album, but I admittedly haven't listened to it as much as I should have. Especially considering how much I loved the previous album. And especially considering there's a mini poster for 'Burning Season' hanging in my cubicle at work. Yeah, I definitely need to play that CD again tonight. It kinda blows my mind that I'm talking to someone on a Prince site about Faith And The Muse. | |
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sextonseven said: heartbeatocean said: Thanks! I like the sound of their work. I love the dense droning strings in "The Burning Season" especially. Very cool! 'This Burning Season' is to me their second best album, but I admittedly haven't listened to it as much as I should have. Especially considering how much I loved the previous album. And especially considering there's a mini poster for 'Burning Season' hanging in my cubicle at work. Yeah, I definitely need to play that CD again tonight. It kinda blows my mind that I'm talking to someone on a Prince site about Faith And The Muse. | |
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jone70 said: Donny & Marie Osmond (That's right--I'll loved me some Donny back in the day when I was about 8!
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The Jets (at the county fair, before they were "famous" )
My sister got to go see the Osmonds, but I was about five, so I couldn't. I loved Donny even then. Ahhh.... And this reminded me that I, too, saw the Jets at a county fair! http://elmadartista.tumblr.com/ http://twitter.com/madartista | |
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