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Concerts - 9/4/2006 4:39:29 AM

Aileen68

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Damn...Just saw Rob Zombie and Godsmack in concert last night at the
Tweeter in Camden. What a kick ass show. If you like em...get tickets and go.
Well worth the money. Dancing ten foot tall robots, cheerleaders, Bettie Page, Satan.
What more could you want? I found myself down in the pit by the end of the night. I can't hear shit now.

So who have you seen and did you like them?

edited to add the question. Duh on my part.

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 7:02:25 AM

knees2you

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Best Concert: Moody Blues.

I just saw Journey and Def Leapord. Great bands.

I recommend "Third Day."

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 9:25:35 AM

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I'd have to say...... Jethro Tull.... back in the 70's

Soooo many great bands and concerts but Tull still stands out as one of the better ones..????

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 9:35:35 AM

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One of my all time favorite concerts was not one of my favorite bands. The concert was by REO Speedwagon a whole bunch of years ago. The reason it was so awesome was because it was held outdoors and there was this HUGE storm rolling in from behind the band. Lightning was crashing, thunder booming...and as the storm approached they closed with "Riding the Storm Out". As soon as they were done the skies opened up. We took shelter under the pavillion....hellacious storm and it rained like I've never seen before. The field we were parked in became a mud pit and we just couldn't resist! It ended up with about a hundred of us mud wrestling!!! What a blast!

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 2:30:35 PM

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Went to the family value tour in Dallas on the 5th of August. 10 bands in 10 hours in over 100 degree weather. Nothing beats seeing Korn jump around on stage in kilts. I could soooo become a groupy.

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 3:44:58 PM

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Did the Bowie tour whore thing a while back. Mighty mighty pleasin'.

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 4:34:47 PM

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I have seen Kim Mitchell, Alanis Morisette (she sucks big time), Great White, Kiss, Alice Cooper, the Live 8 Concert which had all kinds of bands like Motley Crue and stuff. An all day rock concert. w00t!!! I went to a couple of others as well.

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RE: Concerts - 9/4/2006 4:42:14 PM

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Slipknot... Holy crap.. lol thats all I have to say on the matter.

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