I saw Nine Inch Nails in 99, only concert I have ever been to, and I will add my voice to the choir that says Trent Reznor is a live must-see.
I’ve seen him six times since that original post and loved every fucking show.
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I saw Nine Inch Nails in 99, only concert I have ever been to, and I will add my voice to the choir that says Trent Reznor is a live must-see.
I saw Nine Inch Nails in 99, only concert I have ever been to, and I will add my voice to the choir that says Trent Reznor is a live must-see.
I saw Nine Inch Nails in 99, only concert I have ever been to, and I will add my voice to the choir that says Trent Reznor is a live must-see.
This is my stack of concert tickets. Doesn't include all the printout and electronic tickets I've used over the years.
Raconteurs right up front, nice.
I've been going to a lot of shows in the last several years and I used to go to a lot of shows when I was younger.
When I was young, shit was cheap and I went to everything. When I was 25-35 shit got more expensive and I didn't have any money.
Today, shit is ridiculously expensive but I've come to peace with it I guess.
Fuckit, you only live once and I'm all about experiences now that I'm older.
That Raconteurs show was pure unadulterated rock and roll and I loved it. Jack White can rock so fucking hard.
And yeah, concert-going is a very expensive hobby now. Seeing King Crimson next month and it was over $100. Raconteurs was $90. Then the likely dinner and drinks. It's considerable.
Just got back from Aftershock.
This was the first year Aftershock went to 3 days instead of 2. After last year(System of Down headlined), they had over 60k people and adding a 3rd day was an attempt to "spread" the crowds out a bit, I think. It didn't really work and in my opinion, had the complete opposite effect. They really need to figure out a different venue for next year, because Metallica is headlining and Discovery Park is getting way too small for the amount of people who show up.
Finally got to see a lot of big names that I hadn't yet seen live(Korn, Zombie, Manson, etc.). Honestly though, if it wasn't for Tool's incredible performance, the show would've been a pretty large disappointment. Manson, Zombie, and Korn all sounded like complete shit. The only caveat I'll give them is that the stage they all played on also had Chevelle sounding like total trash. Now, I've seen Chevelle live in Portland a couple years ago and it was one of the best concerts I've seen. So, I'm not sure what was up - maybe just weird acoustics at that stage location? However, there were other, "lesser" known bands that played on that stage throughout the day and they sounded great(Ghostmane, for instance).