Seastrike,

I remember the honkers but I think it was the Wednsday show. Don't have a copy of that show.
I DO have a copy of the Friday show but I'll have to find it first then give you a shout. If you don't hear from me within a couple weeks remind me, OK?

I'm just super busy with other stuff (little league baseball mostly) at the moment. Will try to keep you on one of the front burners however.

PHISH sucked... they just lured in a bunch of lost Dead Heads after Jerry died and rode the wave for awhile.. Also, the front man is in the Pen last I knew.

I saw Neal Young a few years ago and he was good. The Pretenders warmed up for him and were better.

Not Only would I not go see Rush, if we were riding in your car and you popped it into your C.D player, I would pop it out and throw it out the window to stop the hurting in my ears.

Another guy I don't care if I ever hear again is Ted Nugent. Seen him way to many times.

Agree on Rush. Like Neal and disagree on Phish. Listen to My Morning Jacket is you like Neal.

Nirvana at Hoquiam Eagles '88. Not their best show, but you read about it a lot.

Slayer at Mercer Arena '93

Dave Matthews, Tim Reynolds and friends at Key Arena around '04

I never was a big concert goer, but I did catch a few in the 80's. The Stones, the Who, AC/DC. My favorite "show" was AC/DC's, For Those About to Rock, in the Seattle Center Coliseum. It was like sitting in the barrel of a shotgun for an hour and a half.

You going?

I am , figured if there was ever a good place to see him that would be it. Its a small venue, I imagine 200 people tops

I can't remember the best concert......

Sounds awesome B-RUN. I'm jealous. I guess he's playing near Seattle in a couple weeks, not sure if I can make it or not.

Any of these concerts you would rather attend than catch a 30lb Steelhead or a platnum 30lb Coho or 70lb King?
Only one I would trade would be the Stevie Ray Vaughn resurection tour if it would bring him back. I am sure He died befor he peeked. Might trade 2 of the 3 to see Hindrix and Stevie do little wing together.

NAAAH

Foreigner was my first concert in Seattle back in 79 or so. I think Blue Oyster Cult opened. Seen Heart, Billy Squire, Loverboy, Pat Benetar, Molly Hatchet (Paramount w/Sol's sis), April Wine in the early 80's. Byan Adams, Huey Lewis and The News, Pretenders, Jefferson Starship, Yes, and Rush in the mid 80's - some after working traffic control at Wazzu. Went to a formal dance where the Romantics played. I think my last concert was Aerosmith in 89.

Saw Alice In Chains before they made it big at the Vogue in Seattle. Went to Bumber Shoot, saw the Neville Bros and BB King. Anybody remeber Duffy Bishop and the Rythym Dogs?

My wife went to see Brittany Spears with my daughter. More recently Nickleback.

Oh well I fish.

There was a cool local band playing at the Portside Pub during Viking Fest, last month, called Knucklehead that does a good Led Zepplin set. The drummer is awesome.

ZZ TOP, 3 old rock a billy boys that lay it down for 2 hours and you know the words to every song they play. And this aint no reunion money grab, they play it like it was their first show ever.