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Sandwiched between Atari Teenage Riot and Rage Against the Machine, I didn't expect much, as is the case with most rap shows I've seen live.

Sound was incredible, not too bass heavy, no extra hype-men or yelling on stage, a fantastic stage setup that had guys coming out of different doors and windows and different parts to interact with the show, like a cop car that would spin the lights from time to time.

It was like the ODB version of a play, except he wasn't there.


They were OK when I saw em, but granted it was at Lakewood Amphitheatre. Then Rage came out with a Goddamn Soviet Sickle and Hammer flag behind them and I pretty much just sat down and tried to make it end as fast as possible.

I saw Cypress Hill sandwiched between Pharcyde (whose set we missed because of an ATL ice storm) and 311 (who were on the end of their run of 2 good albums) and Cypress was pretty much just Stoner rap at this point, came out and blew the joint up.

Also, Squad 5-0, whom I saw with (I)NC, divisions of Laura Lee and some other Swedish band brought it so hard they pretty well ruined the rest of the concert. I later saw the singer in the crowd and we talked about Georgia football, cos they're from Savannah. I tried to talked to him about the show, and he was all like "Thanks man, how do you think the Dawgs are gonna do this year?"

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Adrian Belew on a solo tour at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz, CA.
Fuck Steve Vai and the Yngwei, Adrian is the master. His songwriting is sometimes very simplistic but his arrangements and viruosity are dynamic and unrepetitive.

Cocteau Twins at the Fox Warfield, San Francisco mid '80s. Lush sweeping sounds. What the fuck is she singing about? Who cares it gives me the horn. Let's go have sex.

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jeff tweedy solo

i expected it to be good, but he was better than Wilco.
the whole show was mesmorizing.

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Strokes at Metro, just before Is This It came out. The show didn't start til well after midnight after some delays, the crowd was wild, Julian was crazy and jumped into the crowd or rather fell into it drunk. It was one of the coolest shows. Also in the audience was Pete Yorn, Tenacious D, and supposedly some of The Black Crowes.



Doves at Vic- Back in 2002. Man that show rocked. I was so surprised at how high energy it was and danced the whole time I was there. One of the best shows I've ever seen.


Wilco at The Vic 1995. Just when A.M. came out. I only knew of them what my bf(now ex husband) had played for me and we went to see the sold out packed beyond belief show. I fell in love with the band that night. It was hot as fucking hell in the vic and I remember wearing this little navy blue polo dress and I kept having to to go out in the lobby and cool off.

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