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Went to Mayhem Fest last summer: In Flames, Unearth, Trivium, All Shall Perish, Machine Head, Megadeth, Godsmack & Disturbed

 

Saw 5FDP, Hatebreed, All That Remains, and Rains (Rains didn't belong in that group, a lot of people were confused when the started playing)

 

Probably go back to Mayhem this summer, unless I move by then.

 

Just decided to take my (by then) 11 year old Son to Mayhem to see Slipknot...We're both Joey Jordison fans and my Son is fast becoming a bigger fan than me..(I like about a dozen of their songs, but he keeps showing me more of their songs on youtube)...BUT...I'm scared of clowns.. :ahhhhhhhh

 

Any advice?

 

Also thinking about seeing Filter again this Friday at Tempe Town Lake.. We saw them a year ago and my shoulders are finally getting back to normal from having my Son on my shoulders through the whole show.

 

My bucket list used to include: Pink Floyd, SRV, Willie Dixon, and John Lee Hooker..But now consists of Slipknot, Crutch, Van Morrison, and Boz Scaggs..Primus..Tool...Maybe Elvis Costello and his wife..um...er...Diana Krall..

 

 

 

1st concert I "sorta" saw was when "The Baby's" played Holdrege City Auditoreum and I hung around outside on my stingray..

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Then while in highschool a buddy and I double dated and drove to Omaha and saw Hall&Oates open for Electric Light Orchestra.

 

Then

Head East? on East Campus (Cornstalk)

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ZZ Top at Pershing Auditoreum.

Chicago

Lionel Ritchie

Sting (with Kenny Kirkland, Omar Hakim, Brandford Marcelles)

Earth Wind & Fire/Emotions

Billy Joel

Cheap Trick at Pioneer Park (Pinewood Bowl).

Had tickets to Van Halen, but had to sell them when my GF got sick the day before.

Matt Guitar Murphy, Magic Slim, countless others at the Zoo.

Some Zydeco Bands at the 1st Anual Flatwater Festival (Did they ever have more?)

Allman Brothers at Compton Terrace (PHX)...(But missed half of it because they wouldn't let me bring in my fake Guide Dog.

Big Pete Pearson a year after he retired.. at a neighborhood bar in Awatukee (Cactus Jacks) while my old college buddy was out visiting from Lincoln and a bigger Blues fan than even me.

Buddy Guy/Carlos Santana/BB King ...South of Awatukee at Compton Terrace?

U2 at Sun Devil Stadium.

Jimmy Page/Robert Plant at America West Arena

Yes/Kansas somewhere by Glenwood. (Cricket Pavilion?)

Indigenous in Tempe (My Son's 1st concert..Just learned to walk..I put earplugs on him).

Lots of bands at Tempe Town Lake free concerts..Filter is the only one that sticks out.

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Family Values 98 and 99

Slipknot(x4) including at Knickerbockers before the release of their first self titled album and thus hitting it big

All That Remains(x4)

Hatebreed(x4)

As I Lay Dying(x3)

August Burns Red(x3)

Sevendust(x2)

Stone Sour(x2)

Mushroomhead

AC/DC

Static X

Soil

Korn

Disturbed(x2)

Marilyn Manson opening for NIN

KISS

Green Jelly(@ Knickerbockers, one of the greatest shows I have witnessed)

White Zombie, who were better than

Rob Zombie

HellYeah

Hed pe

Papa Roach

Super Joint Ritual

Vanilla Ice when he was going all hardcore rocker

and others

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Here are the bands I've seen

 

Godsmack x4

Nickelback x3

Metallica

Pearl Jam

Kid Rock

3 Doors Down

Puddle of Mudd

Thornley

Seether

Head PE

Saliva

Trapt

Alice Cooper

Rob Zombie

Hinder

Hoobastank

Chevelle

Staind

Papa Roach

Breaking Benjamin

Kenny Chesney (Ex forced me and I hate country)

Keith Urban (Again I was forced toured with Kenny Chesney)

Dierks Bently (touring with Kenny Chesney)

David Cook

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I'm 51, so some of these go back a little further, mid to late 70's, when concert tickets were $6.50 and you got to see three bands. :)

 

KISS (first concert ever '76)

Ted Nugent

Aerosmith

Nazareth

Cheap Trick

AC/DC became my favorite band of all time(they opened for Cheap Trick '77)

ZZ Top x4

Iron Maiden x6

Billy Idol

Pat Benetar

Van Halen (w/Sammy)

Sammy Hagar x4(solo)

Whitesnake

Black Sabbath (w/Ronnie James Dio)

Ozzy

Journey

Aldo Nova

Triumph

Blue Oyster Cult

Heart

Police

Staind

Creed

Metalica

 

Probably another 50 or more bands, but I cant remember at this time. That is, I'm SURE, due to the concerts in the '70s......Whoa dude, give me the chips.........

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There is a simple reason they are playing Knotfest in Council Tucky over Mayhem(and it isn't the close to home), the guy that more or less got them signed and even helped produce their first album is Shawn Crahan, or as a lot more people know him this guy aka Number 6

 

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Knotfest says it's not till August in Counciltucky

 

I'm going to the Denver Mayhem Fest show in July. WTF MAN?! :lol:

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There is a simple reason they are playing Knotfest in Council Tucky over Mayhem(and it isn't the close to home), the guy that more or less got them signed and even helped produce their first album is Shawn Crahan, or as a lot more people know him this guy aka Number 6

 

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Knotfest says it's not till August in Counciltucky

 

I'm going to the Denver Mayhem Fest show in July. WTF MAN?! :lol:

This is true. I will have an answer for ya, straight from the drummers mouth.

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