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loopfest (radio station WLUP 97.9)...9/19/10...

lovehammers
shaman's harvest
jonathan tyler & the northern lights
jackyl
dokken
fuel
candlebox
kenny wayne shepherd
ratt
UFO

the whole ball of wax for $25!!!!! $36 with all the BS fees...

Deke Dickerson at Lee's Liquor Lounge tomorow night. Gotta get my hillbilly music fix!

raydrz wrote:loopfest (radio station WLUP 97.9)...9/19/10...

lovehammers
shaman's harvest
jonathan tyler & the northern lights
jackyl
dokken
fuel
candlebox
kenny wayne shepherd
ratt
UFO

the whole ball of wax for $25!!!!! $36 with all the BS fees...

NICE LINE-UP!!! Where is this being held in relationship to St. Louis?

Scooke123 wrote:

raydrz wrote:loopfest (radio station WLUP 97.9)...9/19/10...

lovehammers
shaman's harvest
jonathan tyler & the northern lights
jackyl
dokken
fuel
candlebox
kenny wayne shepherd
ratt
UFO

the whole ball of wax for $25!!!!! $36 with all the BS fees...

NICE LINE-UP!!! Where is this being held in relationship to St. Louis?

southwest suburb of chicago...bridgeview...toyota park...mostly used for soccer games but also featured 2 of the 3 clapton's crossroads festivals...

Scott M wrote:Taking my 11 year old Beatlemaniac to see Ringo Sunday night (7/11).

Excellent! It's always great to hear about young ones who realize that there was actually music before hip-hop came along.

So how did he (or she) enjoy it?

KISS - 8/20/2010 Bro-in- Law won tix ...

toxict35 wrote:

Scott M wrote:Taking my 11 year old Beatlemaniac to see Ringo Sunday night (7/11).

Excellent! It's always great to hear about young ones who realize that there was actually music before hip-hop came along.

So how did he (or she) enjoy it?

Oh, she got a kick out of it. First of all Ringo himself is mighty damned spry for 70. If you didn't know better, you would think you were watching a man at leat 20 years younger. And of course he was funny and charming which goes without saying. Ringo did a number of his early solo hits and most of the Beatles songs on which he originally sang lead. His "All-Starr Band" this go round consists of Edgar Winter, Rick Derringer, Gary Wright, a guy from The Romantics and a guy from Mister Mister. Each of those guys played two of their "hits" during the show. The highlights for my daughter were "Yellow Submarine" and "With A Little Help From My Friends" which of course the entire audience sang along with. But she was also pretty knocked out by Winter's performance of "Frankenstein" and I would have to agree. A real bravura performance that sounded almost exactly like the record. Ringo ended the concert with John Lennon's "Imagine". Nice touch. A good time was had by all. My daughter became a Beatles fanatic at the age of 4. We bought the "Number 1" CD and after about one listen in the car, she didn't want to hear anything else. She would sit in her car seat and demand "Beatles! Beatles!". I hope to get her to see McCartney before it's too late. For someone her age to have seen one and hopefully two of the living Beatles will be something she will treasure for the rest of her life.

Kiss on 8/20/2010 Saratoga

Scott M wrote:

toxict35 wrote:

Scott M wrote:Taking my 11 year old Beatlemaniac to see Ringo Sunday night (7/11).

Excellent! It's always great to hear about young ones who realize that there was actually music before hip-hop came along.

So how did he (or she) enjoy it?

Oh, she got a kick out of it. First of all Ringo himself is mighty damned spry for 70. If you didn't know better, you would think you were watching a man at leat 20 years younger. And of course he was funny and charming which goes without saying. Ringo did a number of his early solo hits and most of the Beatles songs on which he originally sang lead. His "All-Starr Band" this go round consists of Edgar Winter, Rick Derringer, Gary Wright, a guy from The Romantics and a guy from Mister Mister. Each of those guys played two of their "hits" during the show. The highlights for my daughter were "Yellow Submarine" and "With A Little Help From My Friends" which of course the entire audience sang along with. But she was also pretty knocked out by Winter's performance of "Frankenstein" and I would have to agree. A real bravura performance that sounded almost exactly like the record. Ringo ended the concert with John Lennon's "Imagine". Nice touch. A good time was had by all. My daughter became a Beatles fanatic at the age of 4. We bought the "Number 1" CD and after about one listen in the car, she didn't want to hear anything else. She would sit in her car seat and demand "Beatles! Beatles!". I hope to get her to see McCartney before it's too late. For someone her age to have seen one and hopefully two of the living Beatles will be something she will treasure for the rest of her life.

That's such a cool story to be able to tell, and if she loves the music that much, definitely get her to a McCartney concert. I've never been to one myself, but after seeing a couple on DVD, I can tell you that she'll get to hear her share of Beatles' songs. My daughter will listen to the Beatles, but to her, "Band on the Run" is epic, so she's a bigger McCartney fan.

Great story, Scott, and glad to hear the two of you had a good time.

scottaltimages wrote:Kiss on 8/20/2010 Saratoga

You and Hydrobug above will be in for a great show - they literally blew up the stage at Indy last Monday. Some different songs in the setlist as well - Tommy and Eric's combined solos were way over the top!!!
Have a great time!!!
Steve

scottaltimages wrote:Kiss on 8/20/2010 Saratoga

i believe the saratoga show is on the 17th . the 20th is at the pnc in holmdel NJ

http://www.kissonline.com/tour/

Scooke123 wrote:
Have a great time!!!
Steve

thanks . im sure i will

Hydro and Scott - how was your KISS shows?
Steve

G.B.H. in October
Airbourne in November
Soundwave festival in March (Rob Zombie, Avenged Sevenfold, Social D, Iron Maiden, etc...)

raydrz wrote:loopfest (radio station WLUP 97.9)...9/19/10...

lovehammers
shaman's harvest
jonathan tyler & the northern lights
jackyl
dokken
fuel
candlebox
kenny wayne shepherd
ratt
UFO

the whole ball of wax for $25!!!!! $36 with all the BS fees...

RADIO STATION WLUP 97.9 JUST CANCELLED THIS WHOLE SHEBANG...NO EXPLANATIONS, NO EXCUSES...

happy friggin monday!

The latest to be added to the calender is.... The Misfits, Feb 14th!!!

Mastodon, Alice In Chains and Deftones on the Blackdiamondskye tour 10/1 at Scottrade Arena, St. Louis.

I'm just there for Mastodon.


If all goes well I'll be seeing High On Fire in Urbana, IL. on 10/11.

My mistake, 10/09; and I was lucky enough- my lady and I will be melting away in the Fire...

Accept / Kings X is a strong possibility this thursday. the Goo Goo Dolls on Oct. 20th is a definite

missed the Accept show but i did just get upgraded from 1st row balcony to first row in front of the stage ...

Mushroomhead Oct 14th,Trees in Deep Ellum ,near downtown Dallas.Funny name,I know,but a very good band similar to Slipknot,and was around before Slipknot.They are a 8 man band and I believe Slipknot has 9 members until their guitarist died a few months ago.

http://www.mushroomhead.com/site/main

video: http://www.mushroomhead.com/site/videos