Silverchair was awesome

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I know a guy who was going to fly to New Orleans from DC in the past year or two to go see Better than Ezra on New Years Eve. I'm unsure whether he actually went through with the plan.

[Mobius]

The guys in Silverchair must be like 19 or 20 by now

[RustyOrgan]

...how about that scary awesome cover art for the new Silverchair record?

[TheREALHunter]

Fuck y'all bitches ragging on the Toadies, I fart in your general direction HAHA

[TheDirector217]

Are you equating dedication with being a glutton for punishment???
 
 

Originally posted by nkotb:
  Anyone clamoring for a Tori Amos pre-sale password should probably reserve their judgments.
 
 I know a guy from high school who I still (unfortunately) talk to occasionally who fucking LOVES Seven Mary Three.  And not just for "Cumbersome"; he honestly gets outraged if anyone calls them a one-hit wonder.  Gotta admire his dedication, if nothing else...
 
   

Originally posted by RustyOrgan:
  Toadies, Seven Mary Three, Silverchair, Live, Collective Soul, Better Than Ezra - All equally horrible!

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[eros]

Originally posted by kcjones119:
 Seven Mary Three

<THREADJACK>Everytime someone mentions that band I'm always reminded of the "Blind Date" show they did here in the mid-90s.  They did a series of these shows around the country where a "big" band band would play in a club.  Other cities got Foo Fighters, Pumpkins, Hole, etc.. and we were stuck with the aforementioned crap.  I've always wondered if the real act backed out at the last second and this was the only ringer they could find.
 
 I don't know if Seth slums around in these other threads, but I wonder if someone from the club can give the real story on this.</THREADJACK>

[bearman🐻]

Can anyone answer this question for me?
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[RustyOrgan]

haha, yeah. It's like when Dre was with the World Wide Wrecking Crew or when Pantera were Glam. I give her a pass.

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
  Fuck y'all bitches ragging on the Toadies, I fart in your general direction HAHA

hear hear

[nkotb]

No, I'm equating "dedication" with "he's a fucking douche bag anyway, so he should listen to shitty music."
 
 

Originally posted by TheDirector217:
  Are you equating dedication with being a glutton for punishment???

[martinrob]

The show was great except for the fact that they played nothing, not one note from the FROGSTOMP Album.  I looked online for setlists to past shows but had no luck.  They played 4 old school songs off of the Freak Show album.  All in all a great show, Daniel had an eye patch on because he plays the guitar with his teeth and apparently something broke and gave him a black eye.  
 In review:  No Israel's Son, No Tomorrow, No Pure Massacre.  It was new material from Young Modern and Diorama.  Great show but disappointed.

[martinrob]

OLD songs Played from first two albums:
 Emotion Sickness
 Open Fire (Ana's Song)
 The Door
 Freak (closer)

[sigmazl212]

I'm surprised anyone wanted to hear Frogstomp shit. They wrote that album when they were 14 or 15 and are now 28.
 
 That album is shit anyway. All the same freaking key.
 
 I was happy to hear the mix of the new stuff and some of the old stuff. Even if you don't even like the new stuff, you can't argue that Daniel Johns is not an excellent stage performer. The giant panties thrown up on stage? The strategically placed fan that wanted to hear Mind Reader(seriously, that pissed me off). The hat. The eyepatch. The playing the guitar with his teeth.
 
 Great show. I wish I could have seen them during their Neon Ballroom tour

[thirsty moore]

Do most males who are Tori Amos fans have feminist bumper stickers on their cars?
 
   

Originally posted by RustyOrgan:
  Tori Amos is a fucking ICON - also an incredibly talented musician / performer. Seven Mary Three is a complete piece of shit right up there with Dishwalla, Gegay Tah, Cake, etc.

[martinrob]

The Neon Ballroom tour was amazing.  It totally blew last nights show away, and I have said last night was great but neon, simply amazing.  It is weird to see a band not play their biggest hit that being Tomorrow.  They still play that song on the radio. It reminds me of Radiohead for the longest time they did not play Creep and maybe they still do not play it.  
 I guess I was hoping to have a rocking time and leave with my ears ringing, but that did not happen.