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Deadhymn · 02-23-2005, 02:07 PM

every concert i've ever been to fucking blew. except 3....

Metallica (odd aint it?), Alice N Chains opened and Tallica played for about 3 hours...brought out a lot of old shit from Kill Em All and Ride The Lightning. Fasta'!

Smashing Pumpkins - Saw the 3rd show on their final tour. It was in this really small old auditorium....maybe 800 seats. They played their first acoustic live set EVER and I got to see it. The electric portion of the show was so good it was stupifying...

Better Than Ezra (forgot about them too huh?)...wow. forgot about this band, and as I was wandering through a local music festival we have here every year, i suddenly heard, "i remember running through the wet grass..." and thought, NO. WAY. So I had to check it out, and sure enough it was them. Luckily i caught them at the beginning of their slot, and got to see them wrap it up with a ballsack blistering cover of Blue Oyster Cult's "Dont Fear The Reaper". That band doesnt get enough credit.

02-23-2005, 02:07 PM	#8
Deadhymn Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Dublin, California Posts: 372	every concert i've ever been to fucking blew. except 3.... Metallica (odd aint it?), Alice N Chains opened and Tallica played for about 3 hours...brought out a lot of old shit from Kill Em All and Ride The Lightning. Fasta'! Smashing Pumpkins - Saw the 3rd show on their final tour. It was in this really small old auditorium....maybe 800 seats. They played their first acoustic live set EVER and I got to see it. The electric portion of the show was so good it was stupifying... Better Than Ezra (forgot about them too huh?)...wow. forgot about this band, and as I was wandering through a local music festival we have here every year, i suddenly heard, "i remember running through the wet grass..." and thought, NO. WAY. So I had to check it out, and sure enough it was them. Luckily i caught them at the beginning of their slot, and got to see them wrap it up with a ballsack blistering cover of Blue Oyster Cult's "Dont Fear The Reaper". That band doesnt get enough credit.