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 10/03/2006 09:31:12 PM · #26
Just this summer...
Depeche Mode
Madonna
Los Lonely boys
Dave Matthews Band
Manu Chau
Sheryl Crow
John Mayer
Huey Lewis and the News
Mary J. Blige
Journey
Def Leppard
Godsmack
Rob Zombie
Il Divo
Bruce Springsteen
Bonnie Raitt
Everyone at Second Stage Ozzfest
Rascall Flats
Kelly Clarkson
Crosby Stills Nash and Young
KC and the Sunshine Band
KMEL Block Party-A bunch of Hip Hop Artists I can't remember
Tool
Rock The Bells- With Wu Tang Clan and Mos Def and some others I can't remember
Earth Wind and Fire
Chicago
i believe there are others but I can't quite remember them all. But I think I should explain, I work for the company formerly known as Bill Graham Presents and now known as LiveNation. I work for several large amphitheaters in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mainly Sleep Train in Concord, Shoreline in Mountain View and Sleep Train in Marysville near Sacremento. I work on the production/stage crew setting up all there sound, lights and band equipment. All these shows pretty much involved me showing up around 8 in the morning to set up then coming back at night to break everything down till 2 or so in the morning. But I did get to see whatever I wanted to for free. :)
 10/03/2006 09:31:48 PM · #27
Originally posted by KarenNfld:
Not a lot....not many artists come to Newfoundland.

-Chris de Burgh (The Box opened for them)
-Bare Naked Ladies (back in the early 90's before they were big in the US)
-Great Big Sea (Jimmy Rankin opened for them)
-Diana Krall
-Jann Arden


How was Diana Krall? I would really love to see her. She did the best version of "Fly me to the moon" that I have ever heard in my life.
 10/03/2006 10:23:24 PM · #28
Ive seen lots.

Sarah McLaughlin
Butterfly Boucher
Jewel
Elton John
Sting
Paul McCartney
Jack Johnson
ALO
Matt Costa
Mindi Abair
Keiko Matsui
Foreigner
The Bodeans
the Sax Pack
Jonathon Butler
Blues Traveler
Styx
Cheap Trick
38 Special
Kansas
3 Dog Night
ELO
BOC
MOD
Metallica 13 times
Antrax
Slayer
Exodus
Testiment
Megadeth
Ozzy
Black Sabbath
Dio
Twisted Sister
Kiss
Ratt
Motley Crue
Pantera
Skid Row
Scoripions
Quiet Riot
Wasp
Accept
Blues Traveler
George Therogood
Little Feet
Foghat
Ted Nugent
Van Halen
Dokken
Surviver
Whitesnake
King Diamond
Iron Maiden
Fastway
Def Lepard
Exciter
Metal Church
Queensryche
SRV "his last show"
April Wine
Rush
ACDC
Aerosmith
Pink Floyd
Billy Joel
and
Several 50's and 60's singing groups

Thats about all I can remember at the moment. But the list is longer.

Message edited by author 2006-10-05 22:18:06.
 10/03/2006 10:30:37 PM · #29
Janet Jackson
Sarah Brightman
k.d. lang
Patti LaBelle
Tina Turner
Arum Rae
Olivia Newton-John
Rod Stewart
Mandy Barnett (played Patsy Cline in "Always")
Manhattan Transfer
Talking Heads
Styx
Pink Floyd
Dave Matthews Band
Peter, Paul, & Mary
Stone Temple Pilots
Journey
Rick James
KISS
Rick Springfield
Sonny & Cher (yes, I'm REALLY dating myself with these last ones!)
John Denver

Message edited by author 2006-10-03 22:36:35.
 10/03/2006 10:38:21 PM · #30
Meatloaf
Dolly Parton
Michael Bolton (three times)
Julio Iglesius
Boyz to Men
 10/03/2006 10:38:53 PM · #31
Hmmm... I may miss a few, but here goes, from first to last.

Expose /Michael Damian
MC Hammer
New Kids on the Block / Tommy Page
Motley Crue / Faster Pussycat
Depeche Mode
Billy Joel
Amy Grant
They Might Be Giants
U2
Tori Amos
Lilith Fair Christmas Show in West Palm Beach 1998, which featured
- Sarah McLachlan
- Sheryl Crow
- The Indigo Girls
- Missy Elliott
- Chantal Kreviazuk
- K's Choice
Peter Gabriel (he touched my hand!)
Sting
Ozomatli / Kenny Wayne Shepard
Dave Matthews Band / John Butler Trio (at Red Rocks baby!!!)
K.T. Tunstall / Cary Brothers
Dave Matthews Band / Robert Randolph & The Family Band
 10/03/2006 10:42:55 PM · #32
Originally posted by SJCarter:
Rod Stewart


Was that when he actually sung his own songs?

Message edited by author 2006-10-03 22:43:02.
 10/03/2006 10:46:35 PM · #33
There are more I'm sure...

INXS
The White Stripes
Iggy and the Stooges
Mudvaine
Golden Horse
The Finn Brothers
Velvet Revolver
System Of a Down
Shihad
The Donnas
Splitenz
Everclear
Rolling Stones
Patti Smith
U2
Green Day
The Beach Boys
Chicago (minus Peter Cetera(?))
Robbie Williams
Creed
Bon Jovi
 10/03/2006 10:58:00 PM · #34
whoops. posted as my husband


Message edited by author 2006-10-03 22:58:34.
 10/03/2006 11:00:00 PM · #35
Oingo Boingo (many times)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (many times)
Love and Rockets
Siouxsie & The Banchees (many times)
Living Color
Bad Brains
Minor Threat
Fugazi
The Cult
The Wonder Stuff
The Mission UK
Gene Loves Jezebel
Everclear
Bow Wow Wow
Berlin
Alice in Chains
Primus
Tool
Rage against the Machine
4 Non Blonds
Dixie Chicks
Sound Garden (many times)
Stone Temple Pilots
Danzig
Type O Negative
Rocket from the Crypt
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Chevelle
Helmet
Garbage
The Supersuckers (many times)
Hillbilly Hellcats
Peal Jam
Metallica
Peter Murphy
The church
Flesh for Lulu
Tone Loc
Guar

So may local punk bands that no one would know of.

I’m sure I’ve forgotten a ton moreâ€Â¦

Message edited by author 2006-10-03 23:01:01.
 10/03/2006 11:03:02 PM · #36
Now, I'm really going to feel old, but here goes in no particular order:

Rod Stewart (10 times)
Elton John
Journey
John Cougar
George Michael
The Kinks (I think, this was back in the days of the Philly JFK all day/night concerts)
Joan Jet and the Blackhearts
Hall and Oats (excellent)
David Cassidy
Rick Springfield

okay, I'll stop now I'm officially embarrassed :(

Message edited by author 2006-10-03 23:10:58.
 10/03/2006 11:03:40 PM · #37
Originally posted by Elvis_L:


the best show ever was new years going into 1999. there is a band named Wolfpac that was formed by some former members of bloodhound gang( one of my favorite bands) we saw that they were performing in Pa. we borrowed a car (we were poor back then) and drove to erie Pa from tampa. we get to the address and it is a house. we were worried we had it wrong so I knocked and Evil Jared the bassist from the bloodhound gang answered the door. it was his house! Wolfpac played in the living room and it was unbelievable . then I was pushed into the pit by some chick. I noticed the same girl pushing people in over and over. so I di what any idiotic jerk would do. I pushed her in. oops turns out it was the girlfriend of one of the members of Wolfpac. so now I am really about to get my ass kicked and crystal is a little freaked out. I was able talk my way out of it and the band gave us all kinds of free stuff. it was freaking awesome. ok sorry it was so long.



ok back on the right account. so Elvis, ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. are you SURE your not missing something else exciting about that night? Like the proposing to me part??? GEESH! What's a girl gotta do around here to have her proposal mean more than you being a girl pushing jerk? lol ;)
 10/03/2006 11:05:03 PM · #38
Originally posted by laurielblack:
From what I can remember..

Loverboy


I was never a fan of theirs until a friend offered me a free ticket and I had nothing better to do. Man they put on a show!

Tons of concerts, don't remember all but the most unusual was Frank Zappa. Besides just being FZ, Sting came out for a couple of duets. They happened to meet that day in the hotel and after talking decided to do it at the show.
 10/03/2006 11:14:15 PM · #39
As a youngster, my mother took my sister and I to see
Maurice Chevallier
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Shirley Bassey
Harry Belafonte
Duke Ellington
Demis Roussos
Glen Campbell
Boy do I feel prehistoric !
Recently I saw the Eagles in concert
 10/03/2006 11:17:31 PM · #40
I missed a big one:

Grateful Dead a number of years back at RPI.


10/03/2006 11:18:19 PM · #41
I'll list the best that I've seen "show-wise" (best show)...

KISS
PRINCE
Shania Twain
The Power Station (Remember them?)
Van Halen (First Album ! In Superdome)
UFO
Rush

Tiffany
Debbie Gibson


Message edited by author 2006-10-03 23:46:20.
 10/03/2006 11:21:25 PM · #42
AC/DC, Ozzy, Metallica, Slayer, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, New Kids on the Block (DONT ASK), Incubus, Shania Twain, Garth Brooks, Hatebreed, Marilyn Manson, I could keep going on and on... Ive been to atleast 200...
 10/04/2006 12:16:03 AM · #43
Top of the list is
Barbara Streisand in 1972. She's on tour again but I doubt I get to see her

James Taylor
Carole King
Quincy Jones

Credence Clearwater, B.B. King, Tony Joe White Met the these 3 at their concert in Denver and afterward at the Holiday Inn in north Denver, and the Radison Hotel (then Playboy club ) in Denver.

Canned Heat in forerunner to California Jam I & II

California Jam I
Rare Earth, Earth, Wind and Fire, Eagles,
Jackson Browne, Seals and Crofts, Black Oak Arkansas
Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Emerson Lake and Palmer

Foreigner
Simon and Garfunkel
Fleetwood Mac

and a long list of Broadway performers

I forgot about ABC's In Concert. Went to several of them. Thought it unusual that the fire marshal would appear on stage before the concert warning people not to smoke in the auditorium (Pantages Theater), but would tell them that if the went into the lobby they could smoke anything they desired.

Message edited by author 2006-10-04 00:23:27.
 10/04/2006 12:29:01 AM · #44
I've seen countless bands I can't remember the names of. Some of those I can..

Last Concert:
DI
45 Grave
Batallion of Saints

Others over the years:
7 Seconds
7 Year Bitch
The Adolescents
ADZ
Against All Authority
Agent Orange
Agnostic Front
Agression
Angry Samoans
Anti-Flag
Bad Religion
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Bikini Kill
Blast
Blink 182
Butthole Surfers
Circle Jerks
Corrosion of Conformity
Cypress Hill
The Dickies
Dr Know
DRI
Eminem
Evilution
Excel
Fear
Fear Factory
Flower Leppards
Fugazi
FYP
GBH
Gorilla Biscuits
Grateful Dead
Green Day
Henry Rollins
Ice T
Ill Repute
Infest
Insted
Jerry Garcia Band
Jughead's Revenge
Limp Bizkit
Napalm Death
No For An Answer
NOFX
MxPx
Madness
MDC
Meal Ticket
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
The Misfits
Murphy's Law
The Offspring
Operation Ivy
Pennywise
Prodigy
Rancid
Red Cross
Rich Kids on LSD
Scared Straight
Sick Of It All
Social Distortion
SOD
Stalag 13
Suicidal Tendencies
Sum 41
TSOL
The Vandals
Wartime
Youth of Today

Tons of others. Thinking about this brought back many fond memories of my youth when we used to all hang out at the Country Club in Reseda. So many good nights, so many shows.

Message edited by author 2006-10-04 00:29:36.
 10/04/2006 12:38:46 AM · #45
the main bands I've seen were at ACL FEST '05 and '06

last year i saw:
jet, coldplay, eisley, rilo kiley, the bravery, franz ferdinand...
those are all that come to mind there.
all of them i saw front and center :]!

and this year i saw!
ted leo and the pharmacists [which i got to meet and take pictures with!] the rocket summer, iron and wine [also met and got autographs and pictures], gnarls barkely, the stills, the shins, the raconteurs, kt tunstall, tom petty, the flaming lips, murder by death, stars, kings of leon...

that's all that come to mind there.
 10/04/2006 01:37:54 AM · #46
I think Technoshroom and I have seen a lot of the same bands. We may have even been at the same shows.

The bands I can remember seeing:

Aggression
Agent Orange
Angry Samoans
Bad Brains
DI
Poison Idea
NoFX
Exploited
Discharge
UK Subs
Subhumans
Fear
X
Dead Kennedys
Bad Religion
Circle One
TSOL
Social Distortion
Suicidal Tendencies
Fugazi
Circle Jerks
Green Day
DRI
Stalag 13
Wasted Youth
Battalion of Saints
GBH
Grateful Dead
El Groupo Sexo
Guns and Roses
Prince
Dick Dale
Beastie Boys
Run DMC

Lots of others that my mind is too fuzzy on.

Message edited by author 2006-10-04 01:38:53.
 10/04/2006 02:03:19 AM · #47
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
I think Technoshroom and I have seen a lot of the same bands. We may have even been at the same shows.


Certainly looks possible. Looking at your list I'm seeing a few more bands I've seen. Did you live in Southern California in the 80's/90's?
 10/04/2006 02:20:39 AM · #48
A few that were memorable....

Bruce Springsteen - Roy Orbison - Warren Zevon - Beach Boys - The Turtles - Rolling Stones
U2 - Fleetwood Mac - The Yardbirds w/ Jeff Beck - The Buckinghams - The Trashmen - Foghat
Shadows of Knight - Edgar Winter - Sly & the Family Stone - Sir Douglas Quintet
Texas Tornados - Peter Frampton - Freddy Fender - Martin Zellar - Prince - The Litter - Minnesota Orchestra
 10/04/2006 02:27:45 AM · #49
OK - Interesting one;
-U2
-Bon Jovi
-Roxette
-Def Lepard
-Just Jinger

And for the Afrikaans guys out there in the world;
-Thys die Bosveld Klong
-Robbie Wessels
-Patricia Lewis
-Casper de Vries
-Naidine
-Steve Hofmeyer
-Anton Goosen
-Hugo
En nog so paar ander wat ek nie nou kan onthou nie.
10/04/2006 02:31:10 AM · #50
Did anybody out there see JUST JINGER? Awesome South African band now busy with a world tour. These guys started off about 12 years back in Johannesburg playing at a Night Club in Joburg. Every Monday night was student night at this night club - Therefor, plenty of your typical student activities was done to the music of Just Jinger.
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