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amacontent · 09-26-2024, 03:36 PM

I gotta say Pink Floyd at Yankee stadium ONE OF THESE DAYS

I sat about 30 rows back , dead center and it was mind damaging the sound lights energy.

Ironhorse · 09-26-2024, 03:47 PM

Grateful Dead - Fire on the mountain. But to be fair I was outside the stadium which arguably can be even a better experience. Also Hawkwind in a tiny club, it felt like the sax guy was summoning a tornado right inside the club.

CaptainHowdy · 09-26-2024, 04:06 PM

Travelled a good deal to see a Buzzcocks show. At the venue I met a really cool, oddball, arty girl (gotta admit she kinda got stuck with me through some aquaintances). Emotions were running high throught their set and at the end they started to play this song "I Believe" which chorus goes "I believe in . . . there is no more love in this world anymore" and at that very same time I was falling (unrequitedly) in love. It felt exhilarating.

sarettah · 09-26-2024, 04:29 PM

Paul McCartney. Hey Jude. 9th row center at Arrowhead, 1991. they had a big crane thing and Linda McCartney was dropping rose petals on my daughter's head.

fuzebox · 09-26-2024, 09:01 PM

In 2013 I went to see Green Day in London and for their encore they played all of Dookie. At the time that was unheard of and a wonderful surprise.

Of course now they are touring and playing all of Dookie and American Idiot at every show, but 10 years ago it felt pretty special.

fastball · Yesterday, 12:07 AM

Jeremy Spencer sound check with Fleetwood Mac on an old upright outta tune piano singing Blood on the floor.
Heroin in a club with about 75 people and Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground.
The End with a little known band called the Doors with about 50 people.
She Loves You by the Beatles two rows back with thousands of people.

Forgot one great one....Louie Louie with Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.

escorpio · Yesterday, 05:03 AM

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Jeremy Spencer sound check with Fleetwood Mac on an old upright outta tune piano singing Blood on the floor.
Heroin in a club with about 75 people and Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground.
The End with a little known band called the Doors with about 50 people.
She Loves You by the Beatles two rows back with thousands of people.

Forgot one great one....Louie Louie with Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.

How old are you, 80?

TheLegacy · Yesterday, 06:29 AM

Emerson Lake and Palmer - Fanfare fore the Common Man
P!nk - the whole concert

amacontent · Yesterday, 01:06 PM

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How old are you, 80?

Maybe he is , whats the problem

TurboB · Yesterday, 01:09 PM

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escorpio · Yesterday, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by amacontent

Maybe he is , whats the problem

You think you can kick MY ass, Skippy?

fastball · Yesterday, 03:13 PM

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You think you can kick MY ass, Skippy?

I thought this was the business forum.

sarettah · Yesterday, 04:35 PM

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You think you can kick MY ass, Skippy?

Chill there chingalita.

escorpio · Yesterday, 06:05 PM

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Chill there chingalita.

I don't let shit like that slide, perra chico.

CaptainHowdy · Yesterday, 06:33 PM

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You think you can kick MY ass, Skippy?

Let's lighten up . . .

sarettah · Yesterday, 06:55 PM

Saw Elvin Bishop twice at Humboldt State. In 1977, sat front row center. There was an aisle up the middle and i was in the aisle seat. Elvin went wireless and came up in the audience. I had to move out of my seat so he could stand on it It is like the coolest thing that ever happened to me at a concert.

amacontent · Yesterday, 07:13 PM

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You think you can kick MY ass, Skippy?

ATF is your issue. I make a friendly post and an unimaginable asshole like you shows. Id destroy you because youd have tio kill me dead for me to stop. Id break your fuckind skull with a bat you chicken shit keyboard warrior. You are everything that is wrong with this industry

amacontent · Yesterday, 07:14 PM

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Let's lighten up . . .

No shit Captain WTF My fucking God. And no sig or anything just hiding making bold statements

escorpio · Today, 02:11 AM

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ATF is your issue. I make a friendly post and an unimaginable asshole like you shows. Id destroy you because youd have tio kill me dead for me to stop. Id break your fuckind skull with a bat you chicken shit keyboard warrior. You are everything that is wrong with this industry

I know kung fu.

TheLegacy · Today, 05:24 AM

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I know kung fu.

Holy Shit man - what are you 75? That song came out around 1974 a long time ago.

Anyways - thanks for playing the game LOL

jscott · Today, 05:54 AM

Rage Against the Machine. They fucking rocked, I came out of the mosh pit with my shirt tore off.

Too bad they became supporters of that machine

escorpio · Today, 07:43 AM

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Holy Shit man - what are you 75? That song came out around 1974 a long time ago.

Anyways - thanks for playing the game LOL

Kung Fu is more than just a hit song from the 70's, it's a way of life.

09-26-2024, 03:36 PM	#1
amacontent STANLEY CUP CHAMPION ! Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 12,667	Whats most AWESOME song youve ever seen live I gotta say Pink Floyd at Yankee stadium ONE OF THESE DAYS I sat about 30 rows back , dead center and it was mind damaging the sound lights energy. __________________ Joe Loughlin [email protected] SKYPE- joeloughlin https://www.amaproduction.com

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Ironhorse Pixel Pusher Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 7,019	Grateful Dead - Fire on the mountain. But to be fair I was outside the stadium which arguably can be even a better experience. Also Hawkwind in a tiny club, it felt like the sax guy was summoning a tornado right inside the club. __________________ Ironhorse Graphics [email protected]

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CaptainHowdy Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Happy in the dark. Posts: 92,027	Travelled a good deal to see a Buzzcocks show. At the venue I met a really cool, oddball, arty girl (gotta admit she kinda got stuck with me through some aquaintances). Emotions were running high throught their set and at the end they started to play this song "I Believe" which chorus goes "I believe in . . . there is no more love in this world anymore" and at that very same time I was falling (unrequitedly) in love. It felt exhilarating. __________________ Enroll in the SWAG Affiliate Asian Live Cam Program and get 9 free quality link-backs! Get those links up ASAP! --> TJEEZERS.Cam. Setup in 48 Hours max.

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jscott jscizzle Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Taipei Posts: 25,021	Rage Against the Machine. They fucking rocked, I came out of the mosh pit with my shirt tore off. Too bad they became supporters of that machine __________________ “If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.” —Jordan B. Peterson Listen to Pomp tell why is Bitcoin important

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sarettah l8r Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 13,812	Paul McCartney. Hey Jude. 9th row center at Arrowhead, 1991. they had a big crane thing and Linda McCartney was dropping rose petals on my daughter's head.

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fuzebox making it rain Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: seattle Posts: 21,821	In 2013 I went to see Green Day in London and for their encore they played all of Dookie. At the time that was unheard of and a wonderful surprise. Of course now they are touring and playing all of Dookie and American Idiot at every show, but 10 years ago it felt pretty special.

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fastball Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2021 Posts: 5,556	Jeremy Spencer sound check with Fleetwood Mac on an old upright outta tune piano singing Blood on the floor. Heroin in a club with about 75 people and Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground. The End with a little known band called the Doors with about 50 people. She Loves You by the Beatles two rows back with thousands of people. Forgot one great one....Louie Louie with Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.

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sarettah l8r Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 13,812	Saw Elvin Bishop twice at Humboldt State. In 1977, sat front row center. There was an aisle up the middle and i was in the aisle seat. Elvin went wireless and came up in the audience. I had to move out of my seat so he could stand on it It is like the coolest thing that ever happened to me at a concert.