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  1. time for an update, I guess...

    U2 (12x)
    Bon Jovi (7x)
    Metallica (1x)
    Bruce Springsteen (1x)
    Depeche Mode (2x)
    PUR (45x)
    Achtung Baby (German U2 Tribute Band, 4x)
    Pet Shop Boys (1x)
    Robbie Williams (1x)
    Die Toten Hosen (1x)
    Erasure (1x)
    Moby (1x)
    Celine Dion (1x)
    Nightwish (1x)
    Apoptygma Berzerk (1x)
    Anastacia (2x)
    Roxette (3x)
    Chris de Burgh (2x)
    Glasvegas (1x)
    Kaiserchiefs (1x)
    Republic of Lose (1x)
    Damien Dempsey (1x)
    Snow Patrol (5x)

  2. 2007-Bruce Springsteen
    2008-ZZ Top
    2009-Shinedown
    2009-Yeah Yeah Yeahs
    2009-Blink-182
  3. ^^ i want to see the yeah yeah yeahs so bad bad bad


  4. I would definitely recommend it, i saw them in a smaller venue really up close and it was a really phenomenal show
  6. on the 4th of July saw Passion Pit for the 2nd time

    saw One EskimO yesterday for free . if you don't know them, you should definitely check out this song. such a sweet, yet sad song. met the guys after the gig for autographs. such nice fellas!

  7. Seeing The Swell Season tonight. Can't wait.


  8. Lovely!!!
    I bought their new album after I borrowed the eponymous 2006 CD from a friend. They played in Madrid a few months ago but I missed the show
  9. time for a post-glastonbury update:

    Bon Jovi x 2
    The Feeling
    Red Hot Chili Peppers
    Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals
    Rush
    Velvet Revolver
    Year Long Disaster
    Duff McKagan's Loaded
    Bryan Adams
    Bob Dylan
    Morrissey
    Elbow
    U2
    a-ha
    Donkeyboy
    The Cribs x 2
    Los Campesinos!
    Gorillaz
    Muse
    Newton Faulkner
    Keane
    Boy George
    Willie Nelson
    Corrine Bailey Rae
    Norah Jones
    Slash
    Rolf Harris
    The National
    Frightened Rabbit
    Scissor Sisters
    Snoop Dogg
    Seasick Steve
  10. Way too many to list but I wanted to say I seen Faith no More twice in Brooklyn on 7/2 and 7/5 and they are now my top two shows ever. Crowd surfed for the first time on the second and had the pleasure of singer Mike Patton doing a front flip stage dive right on top of me on the fifth. Amazing amazing shows


  11. Wasn't too sure what to expect from the gig, I'm way more gigs of bands with faster paced music, but Glen and Marketa (and their violinist, Colm) absolutely blew me away. Easily one of my top concerts I've seen in my life. Not only was it a concert, Glen is quite the comedian.

    The venue was kind of lame/ cool at the same time- pavilion seating (venue is in a high class suburb, and the tickets are hella expensive and makes for a lame crowd), and lawn seats (relatively cheap)...open for picnicing/ wine drinking etc. But the thing about the lawn is- you can't see anythign! Not even the video screens. All you hear is the music, which is fine, but I'd prefer to see something even if they were as small as an ant.

    Anywho, once the concert started, lawn seated people were able to stand behind the pavilion seats. Thats where I stood, until the last few songs (before the encore). Glen called out the "red vested fellas," who were the security guards checking tickets, to let the crowds in the back fill in the aisles. I ran down as close as I could- abotu 15-20 rows back. After they left the stage, a guy from the venue said, "I hate to be the bring the bad news, but all those who have lawn seats must return to the lawn." Me and a few friends knicked a few seats 15 rows back where some people from the lame crowd had left. It was sweet to see about 8 songs up close. THey also played some Frames songs. Great show, I recommend seeing them if anyone has an opportunity to.


  12. I think we talked about them before, but man they are a fun live act to see. I'll be seeing them again at either Lollapallooza in Chicago or their free after show on Aug 7.
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