Charlie Watts
U2
The Moody Blues
Marina and the Diamonds (yeah, well)

The Eagles - Reno Oct.1

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Charlie Watts
U2
The Moody Blues
Marina and the Diamonds (yeah, well)

And I forgot Mr Robert Plant.

New Orleans, House Of Shit, October 2, '010:

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The Eagles - Reno Oct.1

You admit this in front of the IORR world?

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The Eagles - Reno Oct.1

You admit this in front of the IORR world?

Their is no shame in my game BD.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

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The Eagles - Reno Oct.1

You admit this in front of the IORR world?

We're Stones' fans, bluzdude; braver, less inhibited, less concerned with others' impressions of what we do, not afraid of scorn. We're a tougher cut of rock and roll fan even when we admit to seeing non-tough sounding music.

We're also not afraid to show our feelings, which brings me to my next shows. It's starting to sink in that this Roger Waters Wall tour is indeed probably the last tour ever of any member of Pink Floyd, which makes me really sad. The mess-with-your-head quadraphonic sound snippets swirling across the arena, the socially conscious and indicative wry lyrics, the spacy minor key blues-based songs, the psychedelics and visuals. The Stones and Floyd sent me off on a 30 year exploration and soon it will be the last time I see any of them.

Roger Waters in Pittsburgh and then DC, 9/26 and 10/11.

Procol Harum, November 12 near Seattle.

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The Eagles - Reno Oct.1

You admit this in front of the IORR world?

We're Stones' fans, bluzdude; braver, less inhibited, less concerned with others' impressions of what we do, not afraid of scorn. We're a tougher cut of rock and roll fan even when we admit to seeing non-tough sounding music.

We're also not afraid to show our feelings, which brings me to my next shows. It's starting to sink in that this Roger Waters Wall tour is indeed probably the last tour ever of any member of Pink Floyd, which makes me really sad. The mess-with-your-head quadraphonic sound snippets swirling across the arena, the socially conscious and indicative wry lyrics, the spacy minor key blues-based songs, the psychedelics and visuals. The Stones and Floyd sent me off on a 30 year exploration and soon it will be the last time I see any of them.

Roger Waters in Pittsburgh and then DC, 9/26 and 10/11.

OK, OK I confess, I saw Micky Dolenz a week ago Sunday

Tom Jones 15th September, Saint Jude 17th September, Steve Miller 7th October

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

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The Eagles - Reno Oct.1

You admit this in front of the IORR world?

We're Stones' fans, bluzdude; braver, less inhibited, less concerned with others' impressions of what we do, not afraid of scorn. We're a tougher cut of rock and roll fan even when we admit to seeing non-tough sounding music.

We're also not afraid to show our feelings, which brings me to my next shows. It's starting to sink in that this Roger Waters Wall tour is indeed probably the last tour ever of any member of Pink Floyd, which makes me really sad. The mess-with-your-head quadraphonic sound snippets swirling across the arena, the socially conscious and indicative wry lyrics, the spacy minor key blues-based songs, the psychedelics and visuals. The Stones and Floyd sent me off on a 30 year exploration and soon it will be the last time I see any of them.

Roger Waters in Pittsburgh and then DC, 9/26 and 10/11.

OK, OK I confess, I saw Micky Dolenz a week ago Sunday

I'm sure he was better than Bettye LaVette.

Wilco

The Royal Festival Hall, London

Tuesday 14th September

John Cleese (not music though) 14 October 2010

Roger Waters. But that is in April 2011! I hope something else worth seeing will pop up untill then.

This looks like the longest concert gap in years!

I had a ticket for Charlie Watts' Boogie Woogie in November, but it got cancelled and another for Jerry Lee Lewis- also in November, also got cancelled. :-(

Was at Wilco on Friday - pretty good. Wouldnt rush to see 'em again though.

Then, Dave Rawlings Machine (with Gillian Welch) and Old Crow Medicine Show on Saturday - utterly fantastic. For the 'warhorse apologists' who seem to think that you have to know all or most of a band's catalogue to 'enjoy' their show, this was an example of what a load of bollocks that theory is. Knew next to nothing of either of them (especially Rawlings), and it was as brilliant a concert as I've seen in well over a year. Great value for £20.

This week - John Cooper Clarke on Thursday. Should be a hoot.

November - Eleanor McEvoy, Justin Townes Earle, The Gaslight Anthem.
December - Arcade Fire, Steve Forbert.



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U2 (mainly for the stage)
John Mayall
Jerry Lee Lewis
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Mac Arnold
Jeff Beck

...and should I go to Saint Jude?

The Black Crowes
Tennessee Theater
Knoxville, TN USA
SEPTEMBER 15th, 2010!

Show scheduled to start in 31:12! Can't wait! This will be my first time seeing them as well as my 15 year old daughter's first non-festival/state fair concert. We've got 3rd row center seats and are looking forward to a good time!

Peace,
Mr DJA

A review called the 'Dukes of September' is scheduled here on September 29th, with Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald, and Boz Scaggs.

The Pixies - This Friday - Uptown Theater - KC
Dukes of September (Fagen,McDonald,Scaggs) - This Saturday - Starlight Theater - KC
Furthur - 24th-26th - Red Rocks - Denver

Aerosmith Thursday night in Vancouver. Some talk in the local media hyping the show since it's the last of the tour and possibly last ever. Rumours of Steve Tyler being one of the new judges on American Idol, Perry looking for a new vocalist, Perry "accidentally" bumping Tyler off the stage in Toronto,etc. have added fuel to the hype.
When tickets were announced, I thought to myself that I just saw them in town with Motley Crue but then I realized that was almost 4 years ago, just after the Stones show! Time flies.
I'm sure there will be the usual "reunion" tour in a couple of years.

Black Crowes in Albany on October 15th and I can't wait. Is anyone else out there going to that show?

"You'll be studying history and you'll be down the gym. And I'll be down the pub, probably playing pool and drinking."

Neil Young 9/20/10 - Panama City, Florida - Front Row
Neil Young 9/25/10 - Biloxi, Mississippi - Ninth Row
Neil Young 9/28/10 - Pensacola, Florida - Second Row

I love these "ticketless" shows.

I have tickets for the following:
The Black Keys
America
Roger Waters

I'm also planning on seeing New Riders Of The Purple Sage but the tickets aren't available yet. I'm thinking about seeing Bad Company one more time too.

Roger Waters Ct in Oct! MEZ

Furthur
U2

Maybe Allman Brother, Hot Tuna and Zappa Plays Zappa.

Solomon Burke in Paradiso,Amsterdam,Oct 12th,together with Dutch band `De Dijk`.

Peter Brötzmann
Ana Popovic
Grinderman
Back Door Slam
Slime
Roger Chapman

All in Cologne/Bonn, Germany.

Jerry Lee Lewis

Grinderman- Glasgow.