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JCC Amph The awesome concert thread!!!

Discussion in 'Community' started by Only-One Cannoli, Jul 17, 2011.

  1. MarcusP2

    MarcusP2 Manager Emeritus star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Arise from the depths!
     
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  2. A Chorus of Disapproval

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    Going to Suicidal Tendencies / Sick of it All /DRI in a week or so. In stark contrast, I am going to see Ben E King this week.
     
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  3. jp-30

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    Tonight, Paul Simon (support by Rufus Wainwright) and Thursday Robert Plant (support by Blind Boys of Alabama).

    That's going to knock two artists off my 'must see list' in the space of 4 days. Can't wait!
     
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  4. PRENNTACULAR

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    Postal Service in two weeks! I'm pretty pumped.
     
  5. Debo

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    Who are still on your 'must see' list?
     
  6. hudzu

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    soon.
    [​IMG]
     
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  7. jp-30

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    Tom Petty, David Gilmour, David Bowie, George Michael, Queen, Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Aerosmith.
     
  8. Mortimer Snerd

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    David Bowie was my first concert ever. Glass Spider tour 1987. If I remember correctly, Peter Frampton played with him that night.
     
  9. A Chorus of Disapproval

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    My first was Misfits at Love Hall in 1983. My second, unfortunately, ended up being Menudo doing a free concert. Quite imbalanced.
     
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  10. jp-30

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    My first concert was Icehouse in 1988, Man of Colours tour, but not sure if they were that well known outside Australasia, though Electric Blue and Crazy may have hit the charts in the US & UK? 2nd concert was later the same year, Mick Jagger - he had Joe Satriani on guitar for that tour.
     
  11. Frank T.

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    that was my first concert too
     
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  12. Harpua

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    I saw him on the Glass Spider tour as well... except his opening acts were The Outfield and Duran Duran when I saw him.
     
  13. Debo

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    [​IMG]
     
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  14. JediYvette

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    Ludovico Einaudi. I am squeeing like such a fangirl! [face_love]
    And seeing the Tempest at the Globe!
    And something else but we will decide what once we get into London. :D
     
  15. Healer_Leona

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    Mortimer Snerd David Bowie was my first concert ever. Glass Spider tour 1987. If I remember correctly, Peter Frampton played with him that night.

    I was there Dave and he did!


    Only one concert so far this year, saw Soundgarden in Feb.

    Very much looking forward to Summerfest this year. All sorts of bands I want to see. The Features, Imagine Dragons, Billy Idol, Alice Cooper, MGMT, Dr John, AWOLNATION, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Silversun Pickups, Social D, Twenty One Pilots, K'Naan, Blues Traveler, & Barenaked Ladies. It's goning to be a busy 10 days! Forgot the Gleasons!
     
  16. jp-30

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    Paul Simon, holy hell! That was absolutely amazing tonight...
     
  17. Mortimer Snerd

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    Yeah Frampton played as part of Bowie's band. I was subjected to Duran Duran as well. Honestly I didn't mind so much.
     
  18. Frank T.

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    Got my tix for Phish summer tour in Georgia, Chicago and San Francisco.
     
  19. jp-30

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  20. jp-30

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    OMG, Robert Plant was incredible. Still buzzing!
     
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  21. yankee8255

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    Electric Blue was quite popular in the US, but that was it. I'd heard their Primitive Man album several years earlier when I spent the summer at my cousin's in Germany.
     
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  22. tom

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    just got tickets to paul mccartney july 19th in seattle. pretty excited.
     
  23. Everton

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    Swine. :p
     
  24. jp-30

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  25. Jabbadabbado

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    Caught the Emerson String Quartet last night in Chicago for a rousing performance of the Janácek String Quartet No. 2, Berg's Lyric Suite and Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4. Tone row easy listening. Great to see David Finckel perform with the quartet one last time before his retirement at the end of this season. These sixty-somethings still bring it after three plus decades on the road. Rock on, old white guys. You're the Stones of chamber music.