post 'em.

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Paddle faster! I hear banjo music!

Every Korn concert I ever went to!! The energy level is just unGodly!!

last Van halen tour it was amazing

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sombody get me a doctor!

Best one for me was Eric Johnson when he was promoting Ah Via Musicom. Saw him at a small club in San Diego, not more than 75 people there and 10 bucks a ticket. It was a very informal show, he sat down and played and talked about the upcoming album and his gear for a couple of hours.

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2004 American Deluxe V-Neck Strat w/Kinman Blues
2007 American Deluxe Tele w/Kinman Broadcasters
Mesa Boogie Lonestar Classic 2X12
Fender Cyber-Twin SE

Eric Johnson is brilliant

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sombody get me a doctor!

Saw Van Halen on their first tour for their first LP here in Tulsa at the Cain's Ballroom.No more than 250 people. Small venue. Man did they level that place. Eddie just blew us away. The whole band was on that night. Mike

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The blues ain't nothin but a good man feelin bad.

I saw Pink Floyd in Indianapolis. Closed arena, it was fantastic.

i saw judas priest a few years back it was amazing. recently ive seen stone temple pilots reunited and it was fantastic. they sound better live than in the studio!

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I got this guitar and I learned how to make it talk...

saw reverend horton heat a few times in a small club, that band is awesome. jimbo the bassist plays an upright, and one night he laid it on its side while playing, and horton goes and stands on top of the bass! and proceeds to blast out some psychobilly mayhem! haha insane

another night i was there, this drunk dude was flailing beer around in the mosh pit, and horton stops the band dead mid-song so he could curse out the dude for it. "f**k you man, you're wasting good beer!" haha

horton is the man regardless

any of the five times i saw frank zappa.

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"look mummy there's an airplane up in the sky"

Pink Floyd, 1977 Animals/Wish You Were Here show at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. My mind was altered when I went in and totally blown when I limped out.

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September 18th, 1970
There were none better before him.
There have been none better since.

Most recently - Jeff Beck, Tommy Emmanuel, Duke Robillard.


In the past - The Beatles, The Who, Ten Years After, Allman Brothers Band.

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

Marty Robbins, Mother's Day 1975, Dixon May Fair, Dixon CA.

I took my Mom to see her favorite singer. The crowd was only about 15 people. It was fabulous and Marty put on a helluva show!!!!

Of course the best part was the hug from my Mom for taking her.

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I didn't Lose my mind, I traded it for this guitar.

The David Crowder Band. They put on a great live show, he even had a guitar hero guitar wired up to play a 1-4-5 chord progression and played it for a song. It was a whole lot of fun!!!!

Hmm: I seem to give a different answer every time this one comes up...

This time I'll go with Mark Knopfler at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club around seven or eight years ago. At Ronnie's the form is that the support plays for an hour, then the main act for an hour, then the support for another hour and the main act for a last hour. Then it's three in the morning and everyone goes home.

That night, the support (the Dave O'Higgins Band) played their hour, then Knopfler (with the Notting Hillbillies) came on and played. And played. And played. Three and a half hours later he finished and apologised to Dave O'Higgins, who then played his second set to an emptying house way into the small hours.

My understanding was Knopfler didn't do this every night of his week long residency: he was just up for it that night. And to my ears he was cooking on gas. I was sitting about 12 feet away, perfect view, perfect sound - almost all of which came off the back line in that small club. Mark played exclusively two Strats through a Fender amp of a BlackFace type.

What an evening! One of which to boast: "I was there"...

Cheers - C