Every song created by Stone Temple Pilots (and I say this as a big fan of STP).

Glen Phillips, the lead singer of Toad the Wet Sprocket, has been barefoot often when I have seen them.

I always put the Rush & Pink Floyd tribute band shows on my calendar with the intention of going, then I bail when the time comes. There's also a couple Fleetwood Mac ones that come through, which I would enjoy, probably. Is that picture of "Hugo"? If so, I've seen him & yea, he s...

I have the same thought reading this that I had in 1988, "How can people actually like Stryper?" I just don't understand it, and never have. Annoying oversinging with preachy lyrics. Awful.

Wow! If I had to choose who is worse live, Vince or Don, it would be toss up. You can tell that Vince's band is working extra hard to bring the energy since Vince clearly can't/won't.

The Domino's one is decent. They send out a lot of deals through the app. I also like the Qdoba one. I think the McDonalds one gets you the best deals, though.

Mine is "Til Summer Comes Around." Fantastic song!

I am seeing Train on Friday at a festival in Minneapolis. Do you know if Butch is playing on the American part of their tour as well? Interesting. You may know before any of us. As next show is Aug 2nd with Edwin McCain opening. Post here what you see that night. Butch was playing with Train last n...

This is a tough question. I guess I would go with my 20s. The beginning of it was spent in college, hanging out with my best friends every day and having a blast. I then started a career and made some good new friends. My 40s would have probably been my answer, as most it was awesome, but both of my...

Weird Al is a national treasure. I have seen him 3 times and every time was a blast.

Armored Saint is killer live. Here's a pic I took in 2018 in Detroit when they played a tiny club. Nothing like front row when the stage is only about 2 feet tall. https://i.imgur.com/0hL6PBs.png I saw them on that tour in an insanely small venue in Milwaukee. There were maybe 100 people there, but...

I am seeing Train on Friday at a festival in Minneapolis. Do you know if Butch is playing on the American part of their tour as well?

I deeply regret not seeing a show on this tour.

The "Roger Waters vs. David Gilmour" & "Are the records without RW worthy of the Pink Floyd name?" debate is a Sludge highlight for me. Hell, no. They are Gilmour solo albums. Roger’s solo work sucks too though. More bands should be allowed to die with dignity. With stuff li...

The Wizard of Oz Experience is going to be awesome: https://www.visitlasvegas.com/experience/post/the-wizard-of-oz-experience-arrives-at-sphere-las-vegas/ I don't think it would be great to see a concert there, but this Wizard of Oz experience looks awesome! Now I want to go to Vegas and see that. ...

The first thing I do when I get into my seat and buckle up is put my earbuds in and start listening to music. Maybe Ted should do that instead of being a douche and yelling at a one year old.

Motley Crue. They were by far my favorite band in high school, seeing them four times on their Feelgood tour. I never choose to listen to them now, ever, and often avoid listening to them by changing the channel when a song of theirs comes on. I don't do that for any other band I liked in the 80s.

My hatred of Stryper fall squarely on Michael's oversinging in his high pitched voice. It has nothing to do with hating God.

Back in high school I got dragged to the Club MTV tour at Summerfest in Milwaukee. This tour had Information Society, Lisa Lisa & the Cult Jam, Was (not Was), Milli Vanilli, Tone Loc, and Paula Abdul. I was not happy about going, but it was actually a pretty good time.

It's perfect.

One of my favorite bands ever, since the day I heard their album Pale for the first time as a freshman in college. I have seen them probably 20 times in concert, and their lead singer Glen a handful of other times. They don't have a bad album. In fact, their reunion album New Constellation that came...

Saw him a couple of years ago and he was great. Will pass on this. OMC2 was terrible. The OMC2 songs definitely slowed the show down, but he did a good job of breaking them up with Empire songs. The downside for me is the one song that I actually like on OMC2, The Hands, was not one of the OMC2 son...

Black Stuff wrote: ↑Mon Apr 21, 2025 6:23 am was the vest acting like a bi*ch? Did he take anyone's phone?

Nope. He seemed like he was in a great mood.

Checked out the Geoff Tate: Operation Mindcrime - The Final Chapter tour last night in Milwaukee. He sold out the Pabst Theater (capacity about 1,300). Geoff sounded great, and his band was solid. Started with Operation Mindcrime in its entirety, which was awesome. He pretty much played the songs st...

Regardless I can say with confidence that Planes by Jefferson Airplane was a fucking horrible reunion single. Seriously, how does We Built This City get so much hate when Planes not only exists, but was shat out by the classic lineup? I completely forgot about that song and just looked it up after ...

Their song from a decade ago, "Remix." This song is fucking awesome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN1EFs9XQoc

Big Country - In A Big Country https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMeipHcDmbI Sounds fine and they're playing their asses off, but it's got a completely different feel to the studio track. That is a great clip. It may not sound exactly like the studio version, but it sounds great. Love the crowd in th...

Mall stores were too expensive for music. For a much better price, in Wisconsin, we would head to The Exclusive Company.

There were a lot of factors in the music shifting in the early 90s. I entered college in the fall of 1990, and pretty much only listened to metal. Going to house parties in dumpy basements of upper classmen, from different places than where I grew up, opened my ears to a wide variety of music. The o...

If I can't include Anthrax, I will go with Extreme's latest. Great album and great tour.