what exactly is Nu-metal? Name some bands considered Nu-Metal please...
upcoming live music shows
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that site looks like it's hours of entertainment
narlus said:that site looks like it's hours of entertainment
yea, it made for a good lunch read, although I do like some slipknot, and other stuff considered Nu-Metal.. But my tastes in other obscure metal make up for that.......
which is a far cry from bob seger and his chevy ads.H8R said:
We had a bitchin' 70's 8 track tape boom box that we used back stage. We'd play old Hank Williams and Johnny Cash tapes on it.
"baker street" owns.
plus, how can you not like the ear-slicing pleasure that is "stuck in the middle with you"?
plus, how can you not like the ear-slicing pleasure that is "stuck in the middle with you"?
Nov 22 - Dropkick Murphys at the Pearl St. Nightclub in North Hampton, MA
in honor of the 'good live shows' thread, i have dredged this up from the depths...
i haven't seen a show since The Soundtrack of Our Lives in Helsinki...i had planned to see Camper Van (bagged it after not wanting to wait it out) and Belle & Sebastian (wife had to go out of town, couldn't get a sitter, plus it was sold out), and i just found out about Ray Davies @ the Orpheum, but no good seats are left. i think we may try the day of the show; i'd like to see him.
i do have tickets for the Silver Jews on Mar 19, and then Robert Pollard later in April.
i haven't seen a show since The Soundtrack of Our Lives in Helsinki...i had planned to see Camper Van (bagged it after not wanting to wait it out) and Belle & Sebastian (wife had to go out of town, couldn't get a sitter, plus it was sold out), and i just found out about Ray Davies @ the Orpheum, but no good seats are left. i think we may try the day of the show; i'd like to see him.
i do have tickets for the Silver Jews on Mar 19, and then Robert Pollard later in April.
jdschall said:
Ben Folds was pretty good. The sound sucked for the first 20 minutes of the show but improved through the show. That was somewhat surprising since the Meyerhoff is supposed to be one of the better acoustic spaces in the US. I guess I was a little disappointed in the show over all.
I also got a flat in downtown Baltimore on the night of the show and had to patch the tire before we could go home. That really sucked.
I completely forgot about seeing x. I remember looking at my calendar and saying oh poop! x was last night and I forgot.
No immediate shows, but I'll be see the the Benevento/Russo Duo on April 5th (my b-day) and Dark Star Orchestra on May 10th.
narlus said:
Queen and Paul Rodgers. The chance to see Brian May play live and up close (I have great seats) will be worth the price of admission alone. I saw Queen at the Forum in LA on The Game tour in 1980 and it was one of the best produced and tightest sounding shows I've ever attended. I never saw Bad Co with Paul, but did see them in their "Holy Water" incarnation/tour and were surprisingly good. They were opening for Damn Yankees and seeing Ted play was truly a great experience. Ted may be outspoken or whatever, but that man can play guitar.
I was going to check ot MSG, but he cancelled his tour because his ex was promising to hassle him when he arrived stateside. One selfish skank, denying all Michael Schenker fans the opportunity to see him play. I'm still pissed about that.
I like guitar hero rock.
This one looks mildly interesting...
McDowell Mountain Music Festival
Fri., April 28, 4 p.m.; Sat., April 29, 1 p.m.
With Los Lobos, The Pistoleros, Ozomatli, The Black Crowes, Son Volt, Buckwheat Zydeco, Billy Cioffi, Pete Ekstam, Philly Blunt, Walt Richardson & The Peaceful Warriors, Burning Spear, The Marshall Tucker Band, & more.
WestWorld of Scottsdale, 16601 N. Pima Rd. , Scottsdale
McDowell Mountain Music Festival
Fri., April 28, 4 p.m.; Sat., April 29, 1 p.m.
With Los Lobos, The Pistoleros, Ozomatli, The Black Crowes, Son Volt, Buckwheat Zydeco, Billy Cioffi, Pete Ekstam, Philly Blunt, Walt Richardson & The Peaceful Warriors, Burning Spear, The Marshall Tucker Band, & more.
WestWorld of Scottsdale, 16601 N. Pima Rd. , Scottsdale
I saw Buckwheat Zydeco in Fruita, CO a couple of years ago. The local mountain bike patrol handled parking for a series of free concerts at the Fruita State Park and they played a show there. I wasn't a member of the bike patrol, but was there helping and got fed and free Fat Tire backstage for my efforts. What a fun band they are. Hey, mountain bike content!Trainwreck said:
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