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Local band named Big Daddy Meat Straw
 
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Pablo Cruise w/ norton buffalo

Helena, MT

 

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wu tang!
 
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Neil Young w/Crazy Horse    Niagara Falls, NY 1972
 
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March 6th 1981 (freshman in high school) I saw U2 in their 1st Boston concert at the Paradise Theater. I've been with them ever since including sitting in band member seats during their 2001 Boston Elevation tour.
 
A close 2nd was The Stompers at Northeastern University.
 
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Meat Loaf, Bat out of Hell,  1978
 
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greatful dead   buckeye lake ohio 1994...
 
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Beatles in 1965 when I was 12 - ticket cost=$5
 
First rock concert: Santana 1969 in Houston, back when you really got your money's worth - 2 or 3 good groups together
 
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1987 Cinderella opened for Bon Jovi...I was 13
 
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Funny, all the old guys chime in first, unless you went to your first concert as a young kid, which I see some of you did.
 
Me, it was ZZ Top at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh, 1985.
 
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311 at Virginia Beach in the Summer of..........2004?...i think
 
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Iron Maiden "Somewhere in Time" 1988 Chicago Rosemont Horizon
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I was fifteen years old, and it was a chilly night in 1986. It was the Red Hot Chili Peppers touring for "Uplift Mofo Party Plan" at One Step Beyond in San Jose. The opening band was Faith No More, before Mike Patton.
 
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PINK FLOYD

DIVISION BELL TOUR

5/?/1994

Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA

Grate show!....Floyd really let's their fan's engulf the stage, mood, & music!   Songs from Animals,Division Bell, Wall, DArk Side, Meddle, & wishuwerehere don't remember entire set list, lot was cool venue & band 4 a 1st LSD   trip!  

 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by MWC]
Funny, all the old guys chime in first, unless you went to your first concert as a young kid, which I see some of you did.
 
Me, it was ZZ Top at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh, 1985.
I nOtice your Grateful Dead Logo.......catch any GD shows?
I only seen two
Philly 95 & Pitts 95
Fat man rocked...i wish there was such a thing as grateful dead 2day, but myself & girlfriend try see bob weir & rartdog shows when time allows! You go to any more shows? I can't wait i live like 20 min frim Beaver Stadium as u know home of Pennst.----(hate em) my team: Michigan STATE I have tix to MSU@PSU last game of season...would be special to end Lions undefeated season & very possible....we r talking college football  HAHAHA!!
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by bluesplayer] greatful dead   buckeye lake ohio 1994...
Buckeye Lake is Cuyahoga Falls, OH.   right?
I have that show on CD, & it's soundboard quality!
I believe Dupree's Diamond Blues is on set2?
Do you still listen to the Grateful Dead?
I only seen 2 shows W/ JG, but like 7-9 Bob Weir & Ratdog shows
Reply to Me since were both KEYSTONE state native's. Never talked to a hot chick, who liked football & the Dead!
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I seen the Dead over 100 times.  I also went to Penn St for a semester or two fresh out of high school, so that's about all the info you're gonna get from me.   
 
Living in State College and you're a Mich St fan?  Huh? 
 
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Although, my grammar is not a product of my college education.  I guess it should be, "I saw the Dead..."
 
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Rush
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roll the bones tour
 
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august of 1978, madison square garden, BLACK SABBATH 10th anniversary tour.....opening act was an unknown act that had just released their first single earlier that week.....VAN HALEN, single was kink's cover 'girl, you really got me now'.......
when eddie van halen played 'eruption', he blew the roof of the joint.
 
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Godsmack with Breaking Benjamin about 5 years ago  Great time! 
 
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PEARL JAM


08/18/93 - Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) Stadium: Toronto, Ontario [67m]
attendance: 60,000
supporting: Neil Young
set: Go, Animal, Why Go, Jeremy, Rearviewmirror, Even Flow, Glorified G, Daughter, Alive, Porch, Baba O'Riley
notes: Mike plays a few notes from 'Sweet Home Alabama' just before 'Glorified G.' PJ joins Neil for his encore, 'Rockin' in the Free World.' Blues Traveler and Soundgarden also played this show. Blues Traveler's John Popper helps out, playing harmonica on 'Baba O'Riley' from a wheelchair.

 
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holy shit im embarrassed  ADAM ANT openers was sousie and the banshees around 1984 in upper darby pennsy
 
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Paula Abdul with Color Me Badd as an opener
 
 
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The Faces with Rod Stewart in 1973. They were brilliant.
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