Poorly Planned Line-ups

[TheDirector217]

Originally posted by IamHydrogen:
  Jimi Hendrix opening for the Monkees.

PLEASE tell me you're lying.  :eek:

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I thought you knew your rock history.  :p  

Originally posted by TheDirector217:
   

Originally posted by IamHydrogen:
  Jimi Hendrix opening for the Monkees.

PLEASE tell me you're lying.   :eek:  [/b]

[Bombay Chutney]

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
  I thought you knew your rock history.  

[Brian_Wallace]

Originally posted by TheDirector217:
   

Originally posted by IamHydrogen:
  Jimi Hendrix opening for the Monkees.

PLEASE tell me you're lying.   :eek:  [/b]

I believe it was the first Monkees' tour.  They outsold the Beatles in '65 or '66.  Whenever.  The Experience opened only a few dates for them before they were kicked off.  Hendrix (less surprisingly) was also in Little Richard's band for a period.
 
 Brian

[6949]

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 Would you sit through Collective Soul, Live, Breaking Benjamin, and Seether to see one of your favorite bands? I'm faced with that dilemma.

[miss pretentious]

Originally posted by 6949:
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 Would you sit through Collective Soul, Live, Breaking Benjamin, and Seether to see one of your favorite bands? I'm faced with that dilemma.

no comment.

[TheDirector217]

Originally posted by 6949:
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 Would you sit through Collective Soul, Live, Breaking Benjamin, and Seether to see one of your favorite bands? I'm faced with that dilemma.

Sitting through shit.  So you can see shit.  
 
 Lemme know how that works out for you, champ.

[bnyced0]

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
  I thought you knew your rock history.    

[Brian_Wallace]

Originally posted by 6949:
   <img src="http://www.hersheypa.com/events/images/event_images/liveShow.jpg" alt=" - " />
 
 Would you sit through Collective Soul, Live, Breaking Benjamin, and Seether to see one of your favorite bands? I'm faced with that dilemma.

I'm not going to snob your music choices 6949.  Those are all fine bands.  Anyhow, if you're going to see Three Days Grace, I think they're going to be the second to play.  I think the line-up will be: Seether, Three Days Grace, Collective Soul, Breaking Bejamin and then headlining, Live.
 
 Brian

[TheDirector217]

Originally posted by bnyced0:
   

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
  I thought you knew your rock history.      

You forgot one, pimpin'.  You forgot one.
 
   :cool:

[alex]

Aren't Three Days Grace, Seether and Breaking Bejamin pretty much the exact same band?

[Brian_Wallace]

Regarding Sting films, how could you let out "The Bride" with Jennifer Beals?
 
 Actually, he was in a film called "Brimstone and Treacle" which was pretty good.
 
 Brian

[bnyced0]

Originally posted by TheDirector217:
 A wise man once said if you're gonna do it, do it right.      
 
 So as we can plainly see, Rock History pales in comparison to Police-o-cology   :roll:

[TheDirector217]

Originally posted by bnyced0:
   

Originally posted by TheDirector217:
 A wise man once said if you're gonna do it, do it right.          
 
 So as we can plainly see, Rock History pales in comparison to Police-o-cology       :cool:

[Mobius]

I saw Loretta Lynn open for the White Stripes at Hammerstein Ballroom in April 2003, which was cool in theory, but didn't mesh with our states of mind.
 
 I saw the Corrs open for the Stones at MCI in 99 . . .which was odd but harmless, and they were fun to look at.
 
 Sonic Youth opening for Beastie Boys at Michael's Eighth Ave. in 92 seemed odd at the time but of course was great.
 
 Sting opening for the Dead in 93, when Sting was in his adult contemporary prime, also seemed odd but he was great - played 'jammy' versions of King of Pain etc., but it rocked.