NewRider

* Glowstick war during Back In Time

The Heart of Rock & Roll > Feel It I Want a New Drug > Small World Doing It All for My Baby Power of Love Jacob's Ladder Hip To Be Square So Much in Love (The Tymes cover) Slow Twistin' Heart And Soul But It's Alright We're Not Here For a Long Time Encore: Back in Time Do You Believe In Love On a Saturday Night Workin' For a Livin'

Bill Callahan - Rough Travel For a Rare Thing

HAHAAHHAAHAHAAAA....

I think it would be two penalty fees because it's two different products. Not sure if I can help you out but I'll ask around at work.

Fang Island - Fang Island

I want this guitar.

I'll never forget seeing Phish at Lakewood 4th of July weekend back in '99. The second the opening notes of Chalkdust were played all these kids came flying over the fence at the back of the lawn and security were chasing and tackling them. Down there security on the lawn are like ex NFL players. Hilarious.

Let's bring back gate crashing!!!

Where/when in PA??!?!

LOL!!!

Someone just came in the office with 20 earthquke sized pizzas. I'm staying now!!

this quake blows.. i'm out!

any news links?

that was awesome..

hahaa.. great list.

I'm keeping the getting tanked at concerts industry strong! :chug:

Even if I had a million dollars I wouldn't pay insane concert ticket prices. I'd love to see Tom Petty but there's no way I would drop that amount of money on seeing him. I think it's completely ignorant of these nostalgic artists/bands to charge a shitload of money to see them. What is the younger generation supposed to do? They're just discovering this bands or artists music and they'll likely never get to see them live unless their parents are rich or they wanna save up every dime they've earned in the last 6 months working at a shitty job just to see some faded memory of what was once a great live act. Most of these acts that charge over $200 a ticket have MADE their money off album sales. I'm not going to feel sorry for them because now kids can download their albums with ease. Some artists are intelligent enough to move along with the times too. Look at Neil Young putting out live stuff on vinyl.

^ Port Dover Council

That sounds like Esau!

YIKES! You couldn't even bring a blanket into the Toronto Island Concert last weekend but you can brin in an axe up there? Now THAT is rock n' roll!

They are playing Toronto October 19th @ The Mod Club wooohoo!

Dang! That's sweet. Thanks for the heads up.