Possibly. It was my one and only trip to the hometown of UGA. I was extremely drunk. I have vague memories of hanging out the back window of a friend's car at 3am and hurling as he drove us back to Atlanta.

I didn't miss any concerts that passed thru Honolulu in the 70's. I had a good friend that got free concert tickets to every show. ^

I saw Elton John so many times that I refuse to listen to his music anymore. I will say that he puts on a great concert but after about the 5th time seeing him, I said no more.

I saw America (Horse with No Name/Sister Golden Hair) when their idea of a show was to sit on two folding chairs and just play music. It was great.

Devo was alot of fun.

I'm sure most of you were still in diapers while I was going to concerts. :D

Transportation has been arranged if no access to Juan is available. I am looking out for teh boxers. :)

SPAM = ok with me. I just don't go for the Lite stuff. Thanks for your recipes and hints!!

Again - thanks for the hints!

As a long time REM fan, it was almost a surreal experience when I visited.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/40_Watt_Club

I need to go to more shows. :(

The Get Up Kids
Staind
3 Doors Down
Our Lady Peace
Shinedown
Third Day
Seether
Alter Bridge (x2)
Garth Brooks
Dave Matthews Band
Jack's Maniquin
The Fray

I've seen America - for some reason, Maryland concert promoters thought that America should always perform on the 4th of July.

Also saw George Clinton and the Barenaked Ladies (not the same concert, obviously).

I grew up in MKE. Femmes were a standard. Wish I could say the same thing today.

IIRC, the last time I tried to count I was close to 100 different acts that I have seen in my lifetime.

Glad to hear it's feeling better!^

I thought you had 'decorated' said boot -- I think you need to hang those 'mini disco balls' from it -- so the light will be reflected at those Christmas parties!:D;):rolleyes: (also good way for foot not to be accidentally knocked into!):rolleyes:

Mackieman - this will make me seem old - but we saw Stevie Ray Vaughn for free in multiple concerts before he died. It is strange to live in the city he did while before I lived in the state he died. He was a great performer.

fun post!^

Here's a post that's the entirety of my experience with 3 Doors Down. I had to work so hard to not double over laughing on the last flight of a mileage run.

Such a loss! :(

Color me envious. I've got several DVDs of his live performances with Double Trouble, including Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival and of course his Austin City Limits performance. I have almost as many of his live shows as I do DVDs of Dave Matthews Band.

I want to see Cake live at some point, and I'd like to see Doug Stanhope do his stand-up routine before he inevitably O-Ds. That's pretty much it on my must-see list at the moment.