| [Budred] Friday, May 28, 2010 2:06:14 PM | |
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There are quite a few bands that I have not seen, mostly new metal. As far as who I want to see but haven't,
Van Halen w/Roth, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton(more for his guitar work than music). I've pretty much seen everyone else that I want to.
I saw some bands this weekend that I never saw before who surprised the crap out of me.
1. Skillet. A christian band of all things but they put on an awesome live show.
2. Five Finger Death Punch. I thought they were weak, WRONG!!! They are the new Pantera (live).
3. Halestorm. Not the greatest album but a very good, high energy show.
4. Rise Against. Very heavy performance.
I have seen alot of bands but realize it took me 32 years to do it. Oh' and a little cash(LOL).
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Melissa Kaileigh from Friday, May 28, 2010 6:47:05 AM)| |  | Melissa Kaileigh wrote: | | You have an impressive lists of bands you have seen, you are one lucky person. Which band/bands did you not seen yet? 
| | | Budred wrote: | | Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
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| [acolyte55] Friday, May 28, 2010 1:57:08 PM | |
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| isnt coverdale the only singer whitesnake has ever had ? he takes a hiatus from the band and reforms when he can with other members but i thought always with him singing? |
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| [K2M] Friday, May 28, 2010 12:00:35 PM | |
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| I picked out 2. Armored Saint. and the Chili pepperss |
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| [Melissa Kaileigh] Friday, May 28, 2010 11:39:14 AM | |
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Funny! 
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Friday, May 28, 2010 6:54:04 AM)| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | Only the ones that aren't on the list would be my guess.
| | | Melissa Kaileigh wrote: | | You have an impressive lists of bands you have seen, you are one lucky person. Which band/bands did you not seen yet?
| | | Budred wrote: | | Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
band members after I saw them and I guess I just thought Coverdale was one of them. |
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| [guidogodoy] Friday, May 28, 2010 8:01:10 AM | |
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BWAAAHAAHAHAAHAA!!!!! 
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Friday, May 28, 2010 6:54:04 AM)| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | Only the ones that aren't on the list would be my guess.
| | | Melissa Kaileigh wrote: | | You have an impressive lists of bands you have seen, you are one lucky person. Which band/bands did you not seen yet?
| | | Budred wrote: | | Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
band members after I saw them and I guess I just thought Coverdale was one of them. |
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| [ron h] Friday, May 28, 2010 7:43:10 AM | |
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[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Friday, May 28, 2010 6:54:04 AM)| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | Only the ones that aren't on the list would be my guess.
| | | Melissa Kaileigh wrote: | | You have an impressive lists of bands you have seen, you are one lucky person. Which band/bands did you not seen yet?
| | | Budred wrote: | | Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
band members after I saw them and I guess I just thought Coverdale was one of them. |
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| [jimmyjames] Friday, May 28, 2010 6:54:04 AM | |
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Only the ones that aren't on the list would be my guess.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Melissa Kaileigh from Friday, May 28, 2010 6:47:05 AM)| | | Melissa Kaileigh wrote: | | You have an impressive lists of bands you have seen, you are one lucky person. Which band/bands did you not seen yet?
| | | Budred wrote: | | Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
band members after I saw them and I guess I just thought Coverdale was one of them. |
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| [Melissa Kaileigh] Friday, May 28, 2010 6:47:05 AM | |
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You have an impressive lists of bands you have seen, you are one lucky person. Which band/bands did you not seen yet?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Thursday, May 27, 2010 4:45:31 AM)| | | Budred wrote: | | Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
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| [Budred] Thursday, May 27, 2010 4:45:31 AM | |
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Like I said, I think I'm mistaken on that one. I'm not sure where I got that from. That was
the first time that I had seen or heard of them. They had a different sound and switched
band members after I saw them and I guess I just thought Coverdale was one of them. |
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| [jimmyjames] Thursday, May 27, 2010 4:29:18 AM | |
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Pretty sure it would have been Coverdale, don't think anyone else has fronted that band. Here's some footage of them around that era.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Wednesday, May 26, 2010 3:20:06 PM)| | | Budred wrote: | | I must be mistaken on that one. I thought they had a different singer. I thought
Coverdale joined them after I saw them. I see where Coverdale left the band
around the time I saw them. I'm not sure if I saw a tour they did without him or not.
| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | Pre - Coverdale Whitenake? Who was singing?
| | | Budred wrote: | | Other than the obvious (Judas Priest), it's hard to pick a favorite. Here's a top 5.
It's based on overall experience more so than best concerts.
1. Judas Priest (White Snake) (Iron Maiden) I981 Point of Entry Tour-Pittsburgh
...My first time seeing the Priest. Also pre-Dickenson Maiden and pre-Coverdale Whitesnake.
It was in a theater and all three bands were badass. Priest blew me away and I've been a fan
ever since.
2. Kiss (New England) 1979 Dynasty Tour-Pittsburgh
...I was 13 years old and I was seeing my favorite band. They were the biggest spectacle in rock
at the time. Gene breathing fire and spitting blood. Ace shooting fireworks out of his guitar.
The drumrisers. The fire and explosions. etc.etc...Very memorable experience.
3. Pink Floyd 1987 Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour-Cleveland Munincipal Stadium
...I managed a couple pieces of paper which made this the most (visual) experience I ever had at
a concert. This was the biggest production that I have ever seen live. It would take me too long to try to describe it.
They claimed it was their biggest touring production.
4. Metallica (Suicidal Tendencies) (Fight) 1994-Burgettstown,Pa.
...Probably the overall heaviest concert that I went to. I've seen Metallica 10 times and that was their best performance.
It was Suicidal Tendencies' last hurrah and they went out with a bang. Very good live performance.
And of course, Fight. They kicked ass also. I think because of the line-up all three bands went out of their way
to see how heavy they could be. Freakin' awesome concert.
5. Black Sabbath (Pantera) 1999 Re-union Tour-Pittsburgh
...I saw them two years earlier at Ozzfest but they had a different drummer. This was the first time with the original
line-up. Ozzy didn't sound too bad, probably his last decent tour (performance wise). Any way it was a dream of mine to see these
guys and I finally got to. Pantera kicked ass also. I had front row seats to top it all off. Very memorable experience.
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| [Budred] Thursday, May 27, 2010 4:27:36 AM | |
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| [joedraper] Thursday, May 27, 2010 2:19:08 AM | |
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Well, you must be very polite and humble to have gotten so many to be so nice to you (that's a compliment btw lol). Wow, That was really cool of Testament. I loved it when Lombardo was drumming for them. That guy is amazing. What he does with his feet.. But Scott is still my fav double bass dude lol.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Wednesday, May 26, 2010 3:03:51 PM)| | | Budred wrote: | | That made me smile but no, a documentary does not have to be made.(You got me red faced)(LOL).
I'm just lucky enough to live in an area where everybody plays. As far as meeting groups, I just hung
out by the buses either before or after a show. Usually a club or theater show. You would be amazed
how many bands come out. Testament took me and my wife on the bus. That was probably my favorite
experience. Thanks for the comments. Take care.
| | | joedraper wrote: | | Bud, I've decided that somebody needs to aproach you and do a documentary on you lol. You have seen way too many gigs and met way too many musos for it to go undocumented!
I can only begin to imagine the stories you could recall and tell and little notations about everyone you've met. Dude, if I lived closer I'd even write the damn book myself! lol.. for free! lol |
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| [Budred] Wednesday, May 26, 2010 3:20:06 PM | |
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I must be mistaken on that one. I thought they had a different singer. I thought
Coverdale joined them after I saw them. I see where Coverdale left the band
around the time I saw them. I'm not sure if I saw a tour they did without him or not.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Wednesday, May 26, 2010 2:03:26 PM)| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | Pre - Coverdale Whitenake? Who was singing?
| | | Budred wrote: | | Other than the obvious (Judas Priest), it's hard to pick a favorite. Here's a top 5.
It's based on overall experience more so than best concerts.
1. Judas Priest (White Snake) (Iron Maiden) I981 Point of Entry Tour-Pittsburgh
...My first time seeing the Priest. Also pre-Dickenson Maiden and pre-Coverdale Whitesnake.
It was in a theater and all three bands were badass. Priest blew me away and I've been a fan
ever since.
2. Kiss (New England) 1979 Dynasty Tour-Pittsburgh
...I was 13 years old and I was seeing my favorite band. They were the biggest spectacle in rock
at the time. Gene breathing fire and spitting blood. Ace shooting fireworks out of his guitar.
The drumrisers. The fire and explosions. etc.etc...Very memorable experience.
3. Pink Floyd 1987 Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour-Cleveland Munincipal Stadium
...I managed a couple pieces of paper which made this the most (visual) experience I ever had at
a concert. This was the biggest production that I have ever seen live. It would take me too long to try to describe it.
They claimed it was their biggest touring production.
4. Metallica (Suicidal Tendencies) (Fight) 1994-Burgettstown,Pa.
...Probably the overall heaviest concert that I went to. I've seen Metallica 10 times and that was their best performance.
It was Suicidal Tendencies' last hurrah and they went out with a bang. Very good live performance.
And of course, Fight. They kicked ass also. I think because of the line-up all three bands went out of their way
to see how heavy they could be. Freakin' awesome concert.
5. Black Sabbath (Pantera) 1999 Re-union Tour-Pittsburgh
...I saw them two years earlier at Ozzfest but they had a different drummer. This was the first time with the original
line-up. Ozzy didn't sound too bad, probably his last decent tour (performance wise). Any way it was a dream of mine to see these
guys and I finally got to. Pantera kicked ass also. I had front row seats to top it all off. Very memorable experience.
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| [Budred] Wednesday, May 26, 2010 3:03:51 PM | |
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That made me smile but no, a documentary does not have to be made.(You got me red faced)(LOL).
I'm just lucky enough to live in an area where everybody plays. As far as meeting groups, I just hung
out by the buses either before or after a show. Usually a club or theater show. You would be amazed
how many bands come out. Testament took me and my wife on the bus. That was probably my favorite
experience. Thanks for the comments. Take care.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by joedraper from Wednesday, May 26, 2010 1:34:05 PM)| | | joedraper wrote: | | Bud, I've decided that somebody needs to aproach you and do a documentary on you lol. You have seen way too many gigs and met way too many musos for it to go undocumented!
I can only begin to imagine the stories you could recall and tell and little notations about everyone you've met. Dude, if I lived closer I'd even write the damn book myself! lol.. for free! lol |
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| [jimmyjames] Wednesday, May 26, 2010 2:03:26 PM | |
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Pre - Coverdale Whitenake? Who was singing?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Wednesday, May 26, 2010 7:02:06 AM)| | | Budred wrote: | | Other than the obvious (Judas Priest), it's hard to pick a favorite. Here's a top 5.
It's based on overall experience more so than best concerts.
1. Judas Priest (White Snake) (Iron Maiden) I981 Point of Entry Tour-Pittsburgh
...My first time seeing the Priest. Also pre-Dickenson Maiden and pre-Coverdale Whitesnake.
It was in a theater and all three bands were badass. Priest blew me away and I've been a fan
ever since.
2. Kiss (New England) 1979 Dynasty Tour-Pittsburgh
...I was 13 years old and I was seeing my favorite band. They were the biggest spectacle in rock
at the time. Gene breathing fire and spitting blood. Ace shooting fireworks out of his guitar.
The drumrisers. The fire and explosions. etc.etc...Very memorable experience.
3. Pink Floyd 1987 Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour-Cleveland Munincipal Stadium
...I managed a couple pieces of paper which made this the most (visual) experience I ever had at
a concert. This was the biggest production that I have ever seen live. It would take me too long to try to describe it.
They claimed it was their biggest touring production.
4. Metallica (Suicidal Tendencies) (Fight) 1994-Burgettstown,Pa.
...Probably the overall heaviest concert that I went to. I've seen Metallica 10 times and that was their best performance.
It was Suicidal Tendencies' last hurrah and they went out with a bang. Very good live performance.
And of course, Fight. They kicked ass also. I think because of the line-up all three bands went out of their way
to see how heavy they could be. Freakin' awesome concert.
5. Black Sabbath (Pantera) 1999 Re-union Tour-Pittsburgh
...I saw them two years earlier at Ozzfest but they had a different drummer. This was the first time with the original
line-up. Ozzy didn't sound too bad, probably his last decent tour (performance wise). Any way it was a dream of mine to see these
guys and I finally got to. Pantera kicked ass also. I had front row seats to top it all off. Very memorable experience.
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| [joedraper] Wednesday, May 26, 2010 1:34:05 PM | |
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Bud, I've decided that somebody needs to aproach you and do a documentary on you lol. You have seen way too many gigs and met way too many musos for it to go undocumented!
I can only begin to imagine the stories you could recall and tell and little notations about everyone you've met. Dude, if I lived closer I'd even write the damn book myself! lol.. for free! lol |
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| [Budred] Wednesday, May 26, 2010 7:02:06 AM | |
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Other than the obvious (Judas Priest), it's hard to pick a favorite. Here's a top 5.
It's based on overall experience more so than best concerts.
1. Judas Priest (White Snake) (Iron Maiden) I981 Point of Entry Tour-Pittsburgh
...My first time seeing the Priest. Also pre-Dickenson Maiden and pre-Coverdale Whitesnake.
It was in a theater and all three bands were badass. Priest blew me away and I've been a fan
ever since.
2. Kiss (New England) 1979 Dynasty Tour-Pittsburgh
...I was 13 years old and I was seeing my favorite band. They were the biggest spectacle in rock
at the time. Gene breathing fire and spitting blood. Ace shooting fireworks out of his guitar.
The drumrisers. The fire and explosions. etc.etc...Very memorable experience.
3. Pink Floyd 1987 Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour-Cleveland Munincipal Stadium
...I managed a couple pieces of paper which made this the most (visual) experience I ever had at
a concert. This was the biggest production that I have ever seen live. It would take me too long to try to describe it.
They claimed it was their biggest touring production.
4. Metallica (Suicidal Tendencies) (Fight) 1994-Burgettstown,Pa.
...Probably the overall heaviest concert that I went to. I've seen Metallica 10 times and that was their best performance.
It was Suicidal Tendencies' last hurrah and they went out with a bang. Very good live performance.
And of course, Fight. They kicked ass also. I think because of the line-up all three bands went out of their way
to see how heavy they could be. Freakin' awesome concert.
5. Black Sabbath (Pantera) 1999 Re-union Tour-Pittsburgh
...I saw them two years earlier at Ozzfest but they had a different drummer. This was the first time with the original
line-up. Ozzy didn't sound too bad, probably his last decent tour (performance wise). Any way it was a dream of mine to see these
guys and I finally got to. Pantera kicked ass also. I had front row seats to top it all off. Very memorable experience.
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| [jimmyjames] Tuesday, May 25, 2010 4:26:25 AM | |
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Can't be bothered, which one was the best?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Monday, May 24, 2010 12:04:18 PM)| | | Budred wrote: | | It took too long to type out that list. Half way through I wanted to stop but it took so long
I felt I had to keep going so as not to have wasted all that time. As for which stand out as best and worst
I started a thread on here called favorite concert experiences and why. I gave a top 5 list, check it out.
As for worst that's a little harder. I saw a band called Sad Cafe open for Rush on the Hemispheres tour that totally sucked.
Overall worst concert had to have been Saliva. They weren't (too) bad but it was a day long festival that had all suck ass
bands like Yellowcard and Saves the Day and shit like that. If you notice these bands aren't even on my list of bands
seen because I hated them so bad.
| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | That's a mighty list of concerts, awesome. Which shows really stand out as the best and worst?
Must have taken a while to type out that list.
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1. Foreigner(2) 101. Johnny Crash 201. Spawn w/Ripper Owens
2. Bob Welch 102. The Black Crowes 202. Seattle w/Ripper Owens
3. Ted Nugent(6) 103. L A Guns(3) 203. Poison
4. Journey 104. Alice in Chains 204. Michael Schenker
5. Ac/Dc(4) 105. Dangerous Toys 205. Apartment 26
6. Cheap Trick(4) 106. Extreme 206. Flashpoint
7. Dictators 107. Warrior Soul 207. Slipknot(4)
8. Heart(2) 108. Pantera(9) 208. Pushmonkey
9. Player 109. Vinnie Moore(2) 209. Drain STH(2)
10. Rush 110. Shotgun Messiah 210. Static X(2)
11. Sad Cafe 111. Disturbance 211. Godsmack(4)
12. Styx 112. Starship(Next Generation) 212. Primus(2)
13. Cindy Bullins 113. Steppenwolfe 213. Rob Zombie(3)
14. Triumph(2) 114. Leslie West(Mountain) 214. Puya
15. Brownsville 115. Corrosion of Conformity 215. Torie Amos
16. Angel 116. Eviction(2) 216. Willie Nelson
17. Trillion 117. Faith No More 217. Jay Z, w/Ja Rule & Mobb Deep
18. Blackfoot 118. Ugly Kid Joe 218. Chemical Brothers
19. Black Oak Arkansas 119. Collision 219. DDT
20. Iron City Houserockers(2) 120. Trouble(2) 220. Vanilla Ice
21. Outlaws 121. Trixter 221. Crazytown(3)
22. 38 Special(2) 122. Faster Pussycat 222. Filthy Immigrants
23. Michael Stanley Band 123. Helmet(2) 223. Mushcup
24. Reo Speedwagon(2) 124. Dream Theatre 224. Corporate Avenger
25. Molly Hatchet(2) 125. N M E 225. Zebrahead
26. UFO 126. Stone Temple Pilots 226. Pimpadelic
27. Ian Hunter 127. Jackyl 227. Kottonmouth Kings(2)
28. Donnie Iris 128. Arcade 228. Pitchshifter
29. La Reaux 129. Tung Bandits 229. Slaves on Dope
30. Riggs 130. Voivod 230. Reveille
31. Judas Priest(16) 131. Fight(4) 231. Halford32. White Snake(6) 132. Candle Box 232. Taproot(2)
33. Iron Maiden(6) 133. Ian Moore Band 233. Deadlights
34. Nazareth 134. George Thorogood 234. Kittie
35. Marseille 135. Sepultura 235. Queens of the Stone Age
36. Ozzy Osbourne(12) 136. Biohazard(2) 236. P.O.D(2)
37. Def Leppard(5) 137. Quiet Riot 237. Methods of Mayhem
38. Kiss(8) 138. King's X 238. B.T.O
39. New England 139. Type O' Negative(2) 239. Todd Rundgren
40. Black Sabbath(9) 140. Triple X 240. Cold
41. Blue Oyster Cult(2) 141. Suicidal Tendencies 241. Godhead
42. Spike 142. Atomic Opera 242. Everlast
43. ZZ Top(4) 143. Korn(7) 243. Lynryrd Skynyrd
44. Aerosmith(6) 144. Marilyn Manson(10) 244. No-One
45. Pat Travers 145. Danzig 245. Beautiful Creatures
46. Bryan Adams 146. Monster Voodoo Machine(2) 246. Pressure 4-5
47. Cock Robbin 147. Kyuss 247. Spineshank
48. Gary Moore 148. Babes in Toyland 248. Drowning Pool(2)
49. Krokus(2) 149. Rev. Horton Heat 249. Superjoint Ritual
50. Great White(6) 150. White Zombie(2) 250. Warren Haynes
51. Dio(6) 151. Fear Factory(5) 251. Allman Brothers
52. Twisted Sister 152. Flotsam And Jetsam 252. Dimmu Borgir
53. Ratt(7) 153. Karetaker 253. Snoop Dog
54. Bon Jovi(2) 154. Ace Frehley 254. Kansas
55. Motley Crue(7) 155. Prick 255. Ill Nino
56. Y&T 156. David Bowie 256. The Datsuns
57. Yngwie Malmsteen(2) 157. Nine Inch Nails 257. Chevelle
58. Rough Cutt 158. Cathedral 258. 30 Seconds to Mars
59. Accept(2) 159. This Tortured Soul 259. SR-71
60. Deep Purple(2) 160. Prong 260. Joy Drop
61. Bad Company(3) 161. Filter(4) 261. David Lee Roth
62. Anthrax(8) 162. Therapy 262. Sammy Hagar
63. Boston(3) 163. The Nixons 263. Adema
64. Farenheit(2) 164. Dog Eat Dog 264. Down
65. Pink Floyd(2) 165. Manhole 265. Mushroomhead(3)
66. Tesla(3) 166. Deftones(3) 266. Lamb of God
67. Alice Cooper(4) 167. Radiohead 267. 5.0
68. Motorhead(8) 168. Alanis Morissette(2) 268. Buzz Poets
69. Megadeth(8) 169. The Smashing Pumpkins 269. Afroman
70. Savatage 170. L 7 270. Saliva
71. Guns-n-Roses(3) 171. Rasputina 271. Papa Roach(3)
72. Scorpions(2) 172. King Norris 272. Linkin Park(4)
73. Van Halen 173. Machine Head(2) 273. Disturbed(3)
74. Metallica(10) 174. Powerman 5000(3) 274. Black Label Society(3)
75. Dokken 175. Neurosis 275. Mudvayne
76. Kingdom Come 176. Whiskey High 276. Union Underground
77. Cinderella(3) 177. Sebastion Bach Project 277. Nonpoint
78. Slayer(9) 178. Twysted 278. Hatebreed(3)
79. Overkill 179. Mysery 279. American Head Charge
80. Queensryche(5) 180. Insane Clown Posse 280. Heaven and Hell
81. Brtny Fox 181. Dirty Deeds 281. Killswitch Engage
82. Kix(3) 182. Tool(2) 282. Job For a Cowboy
83. Bulletboys(2) 183. Limp Bizkit(6) 283. All That Remains
84. Winger 184. Coal Chamber(2) 284. Behemoth
85. Warrant 185. Sevendust(2) 285. Straight Line Stich
86. The Cult 186. Life of Agony 286 Supe
87. Wasp(2) 187. Melvins
88. Metal Church(2) 188. Incubus(2)
89. The Rolling Stones(2) 189. Snot(2)
90. Badlands 190. Ultraspank
91. Annihilator 191. Soulfly(3)
92. Wrathchild America 192. System of a Down(5)
93. Testament(5) 193. Kilgore
94. Skid Row(3) 194. Whale
95. Nuclear Assault 195. Econoline Crush
96. Joe Satriani 196. (Hed)pe(2)
97. Color Code 197. Kid Rock(5)
98. Mr. Big 198. Johnny Lang
99. Slaughter 199. Nashville Pussy
100. Little Cesare 200. Staind(3)
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...my updated list.
287. Puddle of Mudd
288. Rise Against
289. Three Days Grace
290. Halestorm
291. Skillet
292. Apocalyptica
293. Five Finger Death Punch
294. Bullet For My Valentine
295. Theory of a Deadman
296. Slash
297. Seether
298. Airbourne
299. Anberlin
300. Mastodon
...183. Limp Bizkit(7) 248. Drowning Pool(3)
185. Sevendust(3) 265. Mushroomhead(4)
211. Godsmack(5) 271. Papa Roach(4)
213. Rob Zombie(4) 281. Killswitch Engage(2)
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| [Budred] Monday, May 24, 2010 12:30:20 PM | |
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I have to update my list now. I just got back from Rock on the Range 2010 in Columbus, Ohio.
I got to check out 22 bands over two days. I saw a couple of bands that I thought would suck but
actually put on a great show. Skillet. If anyone wants to check out an interesting band live check these guys out.
I think they are a christian band (which I hate) but they were badass live. Also 5 Finger Death Punch.
I heard a couple of their songs and thought they were pussies. Wrong! One of the highlights of the show was those guys.
Very Pantera like live. Rob Zombie put on an amazing performance. Very theatrical and very heavy performance.
Lastly, Limp Bizkit. I know most here hate them and will laugh at this comment but I don't give a fuck. Awesome!
They were so fucking heavy and Wes Borland is a freaking beast on the guitar. After Rob Zombie I thought I just saw
the highlight of the festival. Wrong, Limp Bizkit killed it. The funny part was watching so many people leave before they played.
The hatred that man generates yet Limp Bizkit concerts are so heavy and so full of energy. I want to see them again so bad.
The haters will always despise Fred but if you get the chance, go see them this summer. I think some will be pleasantly
surprised. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by K2M from Monday, May 24, 2010 12:09:51 PM)
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