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Re: Best concerts you have attended, one per artist, no more than five

2010-03-11T20:53:17Z

This is very, very tough, so I am going to go with Vol 1, 60s and
early 70s. These shows are about the intensity of the experience, and
in that sense, nothing can compare to it. As I got older my ear
improved and I listened more to the music. But nothing was ever as
intense to me as
these shows.
1. My first concert with my older brother Peter, the Rolling Stones on

Re: Worst Double Bill You've Seen

2010-03-11T20:51:21Z

I usually like opening bands, but...
Collective Soul and Blues Traveler opening for Live. Ponderous.

Re: NBC: ObamaCare...the start of "Logan's Run"

2010-03-11T20:50:10Z

On Mar 11, 2:22 pm, "stuthalb...@comcast.net"
How could they. They still think Saddam had WMDs.

Re: nbc Miss Him Yet? nbc

2010-03-11T20:43:55Z

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Why, because he's from Philly?
I hope he doesn't.
Maybe they could add a special wing, or have a satellite HOF for him.
Hell, I'd much rather see them get to the bottom of who actually
cheated on the Black Sox, and exonerate Joe Jackson and perhaps induct
him, if so--than ever see Pete Rose slither in.

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2010-03-11T20:39:46Z

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Re: Best concerts you have attended, one per artist, no more than five

2010-03-11T20:20:09Z

Su-- did you see early JB and REM shows too? I know you're a big fan
so I'm all but sure you did. I haven't done my list in this thread
yet, but I saw REM on the Document tour (in Mississippi at Ol' Miss no
less! They cheered the "Johnny Reb" reference! ;) and the show was
absolutely fantastic. Saw them a few years later in Memphis on the

Re: Best concerts you have attended, one per artist, no more than five

2010-03-11T20:13:58Z

I wanna buy a Springsteen!
<g>
(Zeke, you contrarian you, where's Brucie?!)

Re: NBC: You Hate Her Because She's Correct (2)

2010-03-11T19:24:55Z

No, I hate her because she's not stupid enough to actually believe the
nonsensical crap she spews.

Re: NBC: ObamaCare...the start of "Logan's Run"

2010-03-11T19:22:19Z

On Mar 11, 8:33 am, Evil Rev Returns <evilrevisb...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Conservatives don't understand the difference between FICTION (Logan's
Run, 24, Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead) and REALITY.

Re: Worst Double Bill You've Seen

2010-03-11T18:48:50Z

I remember Bruce opening for Sha-Na-Na back in the day. From the Sha-Na-Na
web site (who knew these guys were still around?!)
Working for the past three decades throughout the world - from Carnegie Hall
to the Grand Ole Opry, in Asia and in Africa, Paris to London to Tokyo - Sha
Na Na has had some interesting unknown performers opening for their show,

Re: Springsteen's "Religious Terms" Music To Be Used at Church for Foodbank Drive

2010-03-11T18:12:30Z

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Well, hopefully they're more intelligent than the guy in the audience
one night who, when the opening chords to "Jesus Was an Only Son,
turned to his date and said, "this is the song that he makes fun of
Jesus".

Re: nbc Miss Him Yet? nbc

2010-03-11T18:09:47Z

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Yeah, I miss him.
My last show was MSG on 11/7/09, the WIESS.
Awesome.
Oh, you mean you're not talking about Bruce?

Re: Best concerts you have attended, one per artist, no more than five

2010-03-11T18:01:44Z

Saw them in 1974 in Champaign, IL and they put on a great show. Peter
Wolff came out in a pink suit with a top hat and cane, and was on fire
the whole time. The other thing I remember is that the keyboardist
who I also think was the arranger, was on stage left with his back to
the rest of the band and he had a huge mirror so he could see what was

Springsteen's "Religious Terms" Music To Be Used at Church for Foodbank Drive

2010-03-11T17:18:09Z

Trinity Cathedral plans Bruce Springsteen Eucharist for food bank
By Nancy Haught, The Oregonian
March 11, 2010, 5:47AM
Evan Agostini, The Associated PressTrinity Episcopal Cathedral is
using the songs of Bruce Springsteen, who often expresses common
concerns in religious language, to accompany a traditional Eucharistic

Re: WORST concert(s) you've ever seen

2010-03-11T16:55:48Z

On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:01:08 -0800 (PST), "THULL+"
I've seen Adams twice. He can be fantastic and he can be indifferent.
Hopefully Mandy is turning him around a bit.