Red Mosquito

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bob Loblaw wrote:Michael Jackson.

i'm sure his hologram will go on tour some time soon

Maybe it's because I saw This Is It last weekend, but I really wish I had attended the Dangerous tour or something.

Bob Loblaw wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bob Loblaw wrote:Michael Jackson.

i'm sure his hologram will go on tour some time soon

Maybe it's because I saw This Is It last weekend, but I really wish I had attended the Dangerous tour or something.

Yeah, I would have liked to see him too. I don't know if there will ever be a pop star that huge ever again

My Mom saw MJ at Arrowhead in Kansas City in 1984. Bought a few shirts. I have one that I need to put on ebay.

Had a chance at Nirvana and passed figured I'd see them next time. That dude died. HE DIED.

I saw MJ on the Dangerous tour and it's still the best performance and spectacle gig i've ever seen.

I missed a Sparklehorse show in college bc it was a 3 hour drive each way, and I had a Physics test the next day. Good thing I decided on the test since I turned out to be a graphic designer

bodysnatcher wrote:I missed a Sparklehorse show in college bc it was a 3 hour drive each way, and I had a Physics test the next day. Good thing I decided on the test since I turned out to be a graphic designer

That would have been awesome! The show I mean.

Some of my favorite artists are minimal electronic/drone/ambient type stuff, but I just have never had a desire to see them live. I feel like it wouldn't be THAT big of a departure from the albums. And for some reason, I can't get excited to see a dude standing behind a laptop and flipping buttons. I love listening, but not watching.

My Mom missed out on seeing Pearl Jam's first ever European show - Southend, England 1992. She really regrets that one, but she's going with me to see them in Detroit this year.

tommymctom wrote:My Mom missed out on seeing Pearl Jam's first ever European show - Southend, England 1992. She really regrets that one, but she's going with me to see them in Detroit this year.

mommymcmom

bodysnatcher wrote:Some of my favorite artists are minimal electronic/drone/ambient type stuff, but I just have never had a desire to see them live. I feel like it wouldn't be THAT big of a departure from the albums. And for some reason, I can't get excited to see a dude standing behind a laptop and flipping buttons. I love listening, but not watching.

I was late to the game with Sparklehorse. So good.

Alex wrote:

tommymctom wrote:My Mom missed out on seeing Pearl Jam's first ever European show - Southend, England 1992. She really regrets that one, but she's going with me to see them in Detroit this year.

mommymcmom

What's your mother's greatest regret, Alex?

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Some of my favorite artists are minimal electronic/drone/ambient type stuff, but I just have never had a desire to see them live. I feel like it wouldn't be THAT big of a departure from the albums. And for some reason, I can't get excited to see a dude standing behind a laptop and flipping buttons. I love listening, but not watching.

I was late to the game with Sparklehorse. So good.

Oh yeah, one of my all-time faves

tommymctom wrote:

Alex wrote:

tommymctom wrote:My Mom missed out on seeing Pearl Jam's first ever European show - Southend, England 1992. She really regrets that one, but she's going with me to see them in Detroit this year.

mommymcmom

What's your mother's greatest regret, Alex?

my father

kate bush

Silkworm, Magnolia Electric, a Prince private party, Will Oldham in a moldy basement, handful of smaller punk bands ie. Feedtime. Pierced Arrows, Big Business, Sleep at the Masonic Temple. Shoppers.

I'm sure I can think of more later.

I'm still bummed that Om and Black Sabbath played here on the same night last year. I chose Sabbath as it was almost certainly the only time I'll ever get to see them, and there's few bands who are more important to me, but I still think about that Om show I missed.

I'd really, really love to see Nels Cline play one day.

Being lame and taking off a day early from Seattle after the 2001 Groundworks benefit show with Pearl Jam and REM. My friend stayed. He saw REM's unannounced show at the Crocodile Cafe with Ed Vedder singing, serving Michael Stipe drinks on stage, and joining REM in a drunken conga line.

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Magnolia Electric

I feel incredibly fortunate to have seen Molina play a solo show. A full band set would have been terrific.

Chris_H_2 wrote:Being lame and taking off a day early from Seattle after the 2001 Groundworks benefit show with Pearl Jam and REM. My friend stayed. He saw REM's unannounced show at the Crocodile Cafe with Ed Vedder singing, serving Michael Stipe drinks on stage, and joining REM in a drunken conga line.

And you live to tell the tale...