[Anhil8tor]

you have been around longer than clay and I put together.. you have seen more bands than we ever will.. ....


what one show sticks out the most in your memory and why?

[Shadrach]

Yeah, I'm not snarg but I may be at least half as old as him. I've seen many great shows and even have the stubs to prove it. One of the greatest bands I have ever seen is Rush. They were my first but not my last. Hell, I thought they were great even when I didn't want to see them.

[snarg]

i guess i would have to say the doors, of people you would know
i saw morrison way before he was pissin' on the crowd
small room, less than 100 peeps, in philly, of all places
the show was awesome, can't even begin to describe it

but the best show i ever saw was sun ra
that was the most complete of all
the fukker was in complete control
if he twitched a facial muscle, it was a particular note from a particular musician

however, now that i think about it, i had some excellent tix to beethoven's fifth, my fave symphony
ny philharmonic
on the first two notes i looked at the old lady sitting next to me (i was not old yet)
we both had tears running down our faces

stones in msg (69 i think) ranks up there as well

seiji ozawa doing ludwig's 8 and 9 at the hollywood bowl in the front row was pretty powerful, too

there are so many, thanks for asking
dewey redmond, wow
fillmore west, east, etc

woodstock is like an afterthought, that is just wrong
of course that large ball of opium took it's toll

[Shadrach]

i guess i would have to say the doors, of people you would know
i saw morrison way before he was pissin' on the crowd
small room, less than 100 peeps, in philly, of all places
the show was awesome, can't even begin to describe it

but the best show i ever saw was sun ra
that was the most complete of all
the fukker was in complete control
if he twitched a facial muscle, it was a particular note from a particular musician

however, now that i think about it, i had some excellent tix to beethoven's fifth, my fave symphony
ny philharmonic
on the first two notes i looked at the old lady sitting next to me (i was not old yet)
we both had tears running down our faces

stones in msg (69 i think) ranks up there as well

seiji ozawa doing ludwig's 8 and 9 at the hollywood bowl in the front row was pretty powerful, too

there are so many, thanks for asking
dewey redmond, wow
fillmore west, east, etc

woodstock is like an afterthought, that is just wrong
of course that large ball of opium took it's toll

:praise:

[snarg]

you may rise now


edit: just remembered john mayall, shit he was good

[TomFoolery]

...what one show sticks out the most in your memory and why?

the doors
morrison
sun ra
stones in msg (69 i think)
seiji ozawa doing ludwig's 8 and 9 at the hollywood bowl
dewey redmond
fillmore west, east, etc
woodstock

..

[snarg]

impossible, young tom, impossible


now if he asked about blow jobs, i could have done better

[Shadrach]

Fucking kids...

Tell me more aboot mayall.
Did you have room to move?

[snarg]

mayall was a long time ago, but the show ranks up there, if only for remembering it at all
everyone begged him to do the "chicka, chicka" thing and he finally did
they went wild, he couldn't have cared less

just remembered another great one: frank zappa live
came on, did not say a word
had a tight jazz band, played a set and walked off
he was excellent, tremendous really

[Anhil8tor]

So..

when did you see The Doors? What was the name of the place in Philly?

Have you ever had a personal encounter with any of the musicains? Have you ever met any actors/actress?

[WoolyGoat]

Yeah, I'm not snarg but I may be at least half as old as him. I've seen many great shows and even have the stubs to prove it. One of the greatest bands I have ever seen is Rush. They were my first but not my last. Hell, I thought they were great even when I didn't want to see them.

Rush is $$$, I've seen 'em 3 or 4 times.

Rack Bill Mueller for playing "Tom Sawyer" as his entrance music.