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Bryan C's Top 5 Concerts · Deprogrammed Music Podcast

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  But you may have noticed that we started doing people's top five
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  concerts and we've had John and we've had Joe so far.
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  And Brian reached out to me like a week, well, actually
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  technically a couple weeks ago saying, hey, I'm going to be
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  free this time. And then you said, hey, man, I'm
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  free these dates. I'd love to do this.
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  And Brian, you said you wanted to do your top five concerts, so
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  I'm going to get out of the way and I'm going to leave you the
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  floor. Yeah, Awesome.
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  Yeah. It's, it's it's awesome being
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  here. I haven't been on the show in a
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  while, so it's awesome to, you know, get back in some facet
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  when I got some free time. Yeah, I, I, I listened to the
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  other ones. I listened to the dailies.
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  I was like, yeah, I can talk about concerts.
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  Like, like, so like I OK, so the way that I kind of took this,
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  like a lot of people, like, you know, they were talking about
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  like their favorite acts or, you know, things that they saw for
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  me. So when I say like a concert,
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  I'm going to use the the term a little loosely too with one of
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  my picks. Like to me, it's the full
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  experience. It's from the time you brush
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  your teeth in the morning until you get home that night.
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  It honestly is because I'm such like a, I'm a very like fickle
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  person and I've gotten worse as I've gotten older.
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  If something happens to me during the day that puts me in a
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  bad mood, it ruins my whole day and it will ruin like I'll go to
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  concerts and just stand there because I'm because I'm a, I'm a
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  jerk. So I'll just it's like stand
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  there like arms crossed, all angry because like I can't get
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  over something that happened earlier.
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  I know it doesn't seem like I'm that way.
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  Like on the show, I'm very positive and happy, but that's a
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  persona. No, I'm I'm I'm usually pretty,
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  pretty happy, optimistic, but like I said, I I get put and
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  it's pretty easily. So like, so like I have a couple
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  like honorable mentions like these could have been on the
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  list, but like something happened and it made the
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  experience not 100%. And when I talk about a show, I
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  mean the I, I mean the whole show, the opening act, if
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  there's a middle act, the closer, like just really great
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  experiences. Sometimes they're not in the
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  hands of the artist and sometimes they are.
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  I just want to give like a quick honorable mention.
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  My first concert ever my dad took me for my 15th birthday was
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  Bob Seger in Hartford. And it was awesome.
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  It was, it was really awesome. I was, it was for my 15th
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  birthday. Can't remember the name of the
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  album that just came out, but like my dad was a big Bob Seger
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  fan and like I got really into him as well.
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  So that was awesome. Another ample mention.
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  It's going to be another another throwback band.
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  The first time I saw Lynyrd Skynyrd, which is again wild,
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  but I saw Lynyrd Skynyrd in like 99 with my buddy Ryan, who I'm
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  going to mention a lot. Ryan who I do the show with
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  Keith, we go. We used to go to a lot of
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  concerts together. It was me, Ryan, my buddy Keith,
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  and Anthony, my girlfriend at the time, Heather, who's now my
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  wife. We used to go to a lot of shows
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  together to hang out together. So first time seeing Lynyrd
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  Skynyrd, it was just me, Heather, Ryan and his girlfriend
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  at the time and it was awesome. I do have to honorable mention
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  the first time I saw Pearl Jam, you know, you know, Pearl Jam
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  was huge, you know, came out when I was, you know, 12-12
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  years old. So, you know, never.
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  They did come to Hartford a bunch of the 90s.
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  But, you know, I wasn't allowed to go to, you know, rock concert
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  when I was 15 years old except for Bob Seger with my dad.
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  So I didn't get to see Pearl Jam until 2003.
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  And you'd be like, oh, like, this is your all time favorite
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  band. Your first time being in the
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  same room and breathing Eddie Vedder's air Isn't isn't on your
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  list. So this is kind of a kind of a
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  famous show. It's called Mansfield 3 John
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  Randy other Pearl Jam heads will will know what that means.
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  Basically, they were they they they about a month or two before
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  the show, they said that they were going to do a third show in
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  Mansfield, MA. This this little town about 20
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  miles South of Boston. And though they were going to do
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  a third show and over those three shows, they're going to
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  play like every song in their catalog.
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  So I got tickets to it. I was pumped.
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  This was 2003. So I I wasn't like Internet
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  savvy back then really in 03. And I didn't know that they were
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  going to play in order to play all their songs.
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  They were going to play an acoustic set pre Sleater Kenny,
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  the opening band at like 6:30. So I'm sitting in traffic in
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  like Providence and my buddy Anthony, who's there with Ryan
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  calls me. He's like, dude, where are you?
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  I'm like, I'm in Providence. I'm like, I'm like almost there.
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  I'm like 25 minutes away and he's like, dude, Pearl Jam is on
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  right now, dude. I mean, you could you could
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  imagine it sent me. I was spiraling.
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  So yeah, they played a one hour acoustic set, thence leader
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  Kenny came out, played their set, and then Pearl Jam came
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  back out and played another three hours.
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  So they ended up playing four hours that night.
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  And so Mansfield 3 is like a historic show.
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  So when I tell people, how's that Mansfield 3 and they're
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  like, oh, so awesome. But I missed the one hour.
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  I missed the one hour acoustic set.
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  Once everything started and I calmed down, I did get there.
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  I did get into the groove of the band and everything.
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  But yeah, that was bad. Like, like, you know, again,
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  that's an outside thing. I had another outside thing
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  bothering me at a Pearl Jam show.
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  The last time I saw the Fenway, I had like an ear infection or
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  something going. Like I'm shit to start with, but
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  everything was vibrating in my ear and I couldn't.
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  I couldn't hear a fucking thing. All I heard was all night.
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  That was terrible. So.
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  That'll do it. That said, so my top five here,
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  OK, so I'm going to start here, taking the word concert kind of
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  loosely here. So here I, I live in a small
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  town in central Connecticut. It's it's very like small.
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  It's it's very like small. They try to be like small New
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  England. We have every year in October,
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  we have this like a festival of the apple harvest festival.
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  And every year they they well, every year pre COVID, they got a
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  banned to come play. And this might seem crazy and I
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  hope to do the show on them at some point.
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  This is the most important band in in in making me who I am.
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  And you're not going to believe who it is.
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  I have no idea. The 1st when I was a kid, I
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  would listen to like pop music and like hip hop is that this
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  band crossed over. They were like a pop.
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  They had two big pop hits. But when you bought the record,
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  none of the songs were pop. They were jam band.
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  They were like acid rock. They were the Spin Doctors.
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  Wow, the this is the band that got me into rock music.
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  My first rock album I ever bought was the Spin Doctors
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  Pocketful Kryptonite. So in 2019 they played on the
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  Town Green here in Southington for free.
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  And it was like, like, I it's 22 miles from my house.
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  I'm like, oh, well, you gotta go see spin doctors like, and
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  you're like, OK, you saw the spin doctors for free and your
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  town green. It was, it was awesome.
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  Like they like, you know, no pyrotechnics, obviously.
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  You know, it's just, it's just a little town green in a little
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  like New England town. And like all the 40 year olds
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  from Southington are there. And it was just such an awesome
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  experience that like, it is, it's like one of the best like,
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  shows I've ever been to. Like, even though it's not
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  really like what you would think of as like a concert, you know,
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  there's #5 #4 again, this is going to be a surprising 1.
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  I didn't, I didn't find the year.
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  I did try to look it up. I would, if I'm going to guess,
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  I'm going to say 2012 or to 14 area.
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  My wife loves country music. I didn't really get into country
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  country like I liked like, you know, Neil Young and like Grand
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  Parsons and stuff like that. But like I didn't get really
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  into country country until later.
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  I got in tune with Zac Brown. But my wife is a big fan of
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  Miranda Lambert so this is going to be wild.
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  So the tickets went on sale the day before my wife's birthday
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  and the concert was on our wedding anniversary in August.
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  Concert was August 18th and the opening band I actually liked.
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  I knew them. They're called Brothers of the
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  Osborne, but like the whole thing was just such an
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  experience. And one thing that like I take
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  like when I say like this is my favorite show, my favorite band
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  or my favorite concert is were were you captivated?
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  Like when I tell you Miranda Lambert owned that fucking
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  place, like, I wasn't I, I was in awe, like at her command, at
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  the way she just held the audience like in her palm like
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  it was, it's not like my type of music.
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  And just the fact that, like, she drew me in so hard is like,
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  this is what you want. Right, like this?
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  Is what you want at a show Is you want to be like taken away
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  from your, you're outside life and you want to escape for like
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  a, for a couple hours? Like I like fell in love with
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  her. Like that night towards the end
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  of the show, somebody in the crowd held up this sign.
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  So they, they were stationed in Afghanistan in like the early
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  2000s and they held a sign that said, like, your music got me
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  through Afghanistan. And like, she started to cry on
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  stage. Like she's like bawling.
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  And I'm like, I want to go up there and hug her Like, And it
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  was just like the whole night. It was just a, it was a perfect
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  night. Like I said, it was our wedding
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  anniversary. Like it was like everything was
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  just absolute roses, you know, just just a great night all
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  together. So I got so all right, so #3 So
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  again, this is kind of taking concert loosely.
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  It was a concert I actually had to look up because I forgot half
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  the bands I saw that day. But I looked it up and some of
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  them, one of them actually surprised me.
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  I, I wish I remembered this more.
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  I kind of created a false memory like, Oh yeah, I definitely
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  remember that. So in the year 2000, our local
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  radio station, our Radio One O 4, they would do these like a
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  festival. It was the A1O4 fest.
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  So this is the year 2000. I went with Ryan, our friend
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  Keith, Keith's girlfriend at the time, also Heather.
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  So we were all like, you know, 19 year olds, you know, I was
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  20. And then, like, just set loose
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  at the Meadows Music Theatre for the day.
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  It was hot, but it was. But, you know, it was one of
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  those days where it's hot and you just don't fucking care.
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  And just walking around with everybody, just all these
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  different bands. We saw a dynamite hack,
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  Remember? They did that, that cover of
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  Boys in the Hood. Yeah, we saw them and when, when
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  we walked up to the stage, it just happened to be playing that
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  song. And I'm like, yeah, I think it
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  was like not it might have been like when they started playing
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  that, like everyone ran towards that stage and like, 'cause they
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  didn't give a fuck about whatever, whatever else the
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  dynamite hack did. So the mainstage that night,
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  this is the one that I saw listed and I, I don't remember.
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  I wish I did. 3 doors downplayed.
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  Well. So they were new back then.
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  I do remember Ryan was obsessed with that song Kryptonite.
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  I think Ryan signed me up to, to do a show on, on Three Doors
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  Down. Yeah, deprogrammed.
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  He was obsessed with that song Kryptonite.
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  And when I saw it listed on the like, Skype, like looked it up
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  for research and I was like, I don't remember 3 Doors Down
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  being there. But then I then I'm thinking
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  about him. I kind of do.
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  EVE 6 we saw. I definitely remember seeing EVE
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  6 Catherine Wheel. Hell yeah.
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  Yeah, they were there. They were awesome.
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  And then the third. So the, the the main acts were
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  Seven Dust and Creed. I'm gonna make all the Pearl Jam
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  fans, like cringe now. But like, I love Creed.
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  I'm sorry. No need to apologize for them.
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  The thump of the band before them was fucking Veruca Salt.
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  Aw, wicked. I saw fucking Veruca Salt and
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  then Seven Dust. My first time seeing 7 dust.
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  This was when home came out. They I, I, I mean Creed, fucking
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  like lived up to it because they were, they were like the main
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  headliner. But every time I see Seven Dust,
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  they're always an opener and they always make the opening
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  band just feel really bad about themselves. 7 I don't know what
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  7 Dust does that's so special, but they just, I, they just blew
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  everything away. Earlier that year, Creed and
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  Seven Dust were on tour together.
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  This was their second time in Connecticut.
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  They played earlier in Connecticut in New Haven
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  Coliseum which is gone now. We went to that show and what
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  almost takes points off this for me is that 7 or not 7 dust?
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  Sorry. Creed played the same setlist in
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  both shows they played. I think they just play like one
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  silent setlist and then that's all they play.
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  But Creed played the same setlist in New Haven and
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  Hartford like 6 months apart. Sevendust I don't they repeated
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  like Bitch in Black and then like a couple songs off home
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  like because they have to like denial a waffle, but like 7 Dust
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  played a ton of stuff off the first record and then a bunch of
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  deep stuff off of home and they just blew it apart.
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  So like I said, it was just it was just an awesome fun night.
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  Yeah, I got you know, we you know, we got home like one in
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  the morning. We were just, it was just a
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  great fucking day all together. All right, so that brings me #2
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  this is in 2003, 2003. My wife's uncle, my wife's
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  family is big into a meatloaf. And this is my first.
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  This is where I became a meatloaf fan.
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  Cyndi Whopper opened for Meatloaf.
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  Oh man. Oh.
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  Man, you want to talk about fucking captivated again?
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  I'm going into this knowing like 2 Meatloaf songs and like the
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  two Cyndi Lauper songs. I, I couldn't even tell you what
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  happened around me that night. My eyes never left the stage.
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  Like never. I didn't even I well, it was
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  2003. It's like, you know, we weren't
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  all like staring at phones yet. Like I never, I never looked at
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  a person around me. I don't remember even looking at
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  my wife. I don't remember watching my
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  wife then, but like I don't remember anything around me.
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  It felt like it was me and Meat Loaf in the room and that was
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  it. Like it was, I mean, I, I hate
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  to keep using the word, but it was like it was captive, like
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  captivating, like he, he, he came out and he just immediately
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  came out with I want my money back.
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  I remember that. And everything he did was just
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  I, I can't even explain his, his stage presence and Cindy
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  Whopper, like, again, going into it just knowing like true
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  colours and girls want to have fun.
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  And I was like, oh, OK, you know, yeah, you know, she's,
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  she's fine, I guess. Just absolutely, absolutely took
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  everything away from me. It was, it was just a fucking
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  fantastic, fantastic show. And again, everything went
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  perfectly. So I was able to enjoy the show.
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  All right, so number one, I talked about two bad experiences
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  at Pearl Jam shows. Number one, I got to go with the
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  Pearl Jam show, of course. So this was in 2010, usually
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  when they played in Hartford. So I saw them in Mansfield.
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  That was that was like one of those like inside, outside kind
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  of things. You know, like every area has
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  one of those concert venues. It's usually called like The
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  Meadows or Great Woods or something like that.
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  So when I saw the Mansfield that was in it that that was like an
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  indoor outdoor kind of stadium. We were inside and then I saw
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  him a bunch in Hartford at the Meadows and we were on the lawn
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  each time. One time.
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  I mean, they were all great. When I saw him at the Meadows,
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  every single 1 was fantastic. One of them, we were currently
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  like, like arguing with one of my friends.
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  So like, we, we, we, we bought tickets together, but like, we
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  didn't stand near each other at all.
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  So that made it kind of weird. But we saw them in 2010 in
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  Hartford in the Harvard Civic Center.
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  So this is an inside venue. How how the roof didn't fucking
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  collapse, I have no idea. Like third song in Eddie broke
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  the microphone stand and he's like, he's like, I guess it's
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  going to be one of those nights. And if you ever, if you ever go
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  back to the, to the Pearl Jam like live podcast from the other
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  guys, it was like, like they talk about it.
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  And Randy especially because he, you know, this is where like he
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  used to live. And it was the most energetic
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  like show I have ever been to. Like every, every person around
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  us just belting out every word to every song.
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  This was by far the best Pearl Jam show I've ever seen.
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  Like we were we were farther back.
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  I'm not into the whole like, you know, getting up to the getting
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  up to like the stage. Like I don't, that's not my
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  scene. Like I wouldn't want to do that.
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  That seems like a fucking nightmare to me, especially
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  nowadays, just just because of like my anxieties and everything
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  that so like if I can sit towards the back and still like
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  it was Oh my God, when they did like a live, like the house
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  lights were on and everything about it was just like
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  absolutely fucking perfect. We were there.
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  So we had like a four, like a four ticket limit because it was
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  inside. Usually we see them on the lawn
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  and you can get as many tickets as you want or you can, you
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  know, stand like wherever you want.
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  So it didn't matter. So we were going with a whole
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  group and me and Heather had tickets separate from everybody
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  else. So I'm like, oh, this sucks.
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  Like what we going to do? And my buddy Anthony is like,
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  dude, it's a Pearl Jam show. Just ask somebody to trade seats
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  with you. It's not a big deal.
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  So like, I'm thinking it's going to be a disaster, you know,
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  because I'm, you know, that's how I am.
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  And so like we go to the, there's two people sitting there
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  right behind our friends, like like Keith and Anthony and this
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  other kid, Kevin. And I don't think Ryan was
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  actually at that show. I think Ryan had already moved
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  to South Carolina at that point. There were two people sitting
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  behind them. And me and Heather students were
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  actually closer to the stage. And I'm like, hey, do you mind
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  trading tickets with us? Like, you know, these are our
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  friends. And you know, they bought 4
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  tickets and like we couldn't. And they were like, yeah, sure,
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  dude. Like, like, because that's how
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  it is. That that's how it is there.
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  They're like, yeah, of course, man.
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  Yeah, no problem. So like they took our tickets
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  and like I, I points where they were.
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  And the guy gave me a thumbs up. He's like, yeah, I can't wait,
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  man. It's going to be great, you
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  know? And then and it was just like an
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  awesome night again. Just who opened for them?
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  Band Of Horses opened for them, who I didn't know, but they
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  became a big fan of just hear like the funeral once and it's
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  it's like one of the greatest songs of all time.
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  And then Band Of Horses, the lead singer came out later to
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  do, oh, what was the song he did?
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  I keep thinking not going to have his door, but it's not it's
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  not knocking at his door. It's ah, man, Jimi Hendrix
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  covered it. The the Bob Dylan song of Jimi
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  Hendrix covered all on the Watchtower.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Watchtower.
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  They came out and did Watchtower together, like the Bob Dylan
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  version, not the Jimmy's version, but it was awesome.
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  They did a cover of Van Halen that night and they, they're
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  like, this is like the this is the only time we've played it
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  and we're never going to play it again.
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  They did play it again three years later, also in Hartford.
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  It was Ain't talking about love, Ain't talking about love.
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  They came out and played and yeah, it was just a fucking
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  awesome night. So there you go.
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  There are my top five shows. What I love, boom.
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  Yeah. What I love about this, though,
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  is you set your parameters differently, but to me, like
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  they, they're equal, Like it's all about the story anyway,
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  right? Like it's all about the story of
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  the show. And look, we we've all said
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  this, it's hard to follow what John had, you know, like it's he
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  had a little everything. But you know, Joe had a lot of
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  stuff about like, you know, the the show itself, like the
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  concert and, and, and you had, you know, the surrounding
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  instances of it. So folks just saying like, you
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  define what your top five are. Like everybody has their own
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  different parameters for what that includes.
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  So there is the rules are there are no rules as they said on
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  that movie Grease. Everyone expected me to
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  reference, I'm sure. There you have it folks.
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  There's Brians top five concerts.
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  If you have been a panel member and would like to do this
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  yourself, you know where we are in the discord.
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  Find us and until tomorrow, we'll see you tomorrow.
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  Repetitive but same.