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AKAK said:
Anyway, probably fits better in this thread than movies but going to see becoming les Zeppelin today in IMAX. Hopefully the concert footage is good and mostly new to me
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This is pretty good. I would check it out in IMAX if you have a chance. Cool format where they interview all 4 (you heard me) in kinda the same format and questions. Goes through about 1970.
 
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Stevie Ray Vaughn opening for Robert Plant at the Rochester War Memorial.

Had to be ‘88-ish.

I saw Kenny Wayne Sheppard at some dive bar before he was known but that’s it. Those are the last two.

I don’t go to live music much but when I do, I make it count. I’m sure I haven’t missed anything because music since about 1993 sucks balls.
 
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Jaxbuck said:
Stevie Ray Vaughn opening for Robert Plant at the Rochester War Memorial.

Had to be ‘88-ish.

I saw Kenny Wayne Sheppard at some dive bar before he was known but that’s it. Those are the last two.

I don’t go to live music much but when I do, I make it count. I’m sure I haven’t missed anything because music since about 1993 sucks balls.
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I agree, something happened in 1993. Movies, music, culture and politics changed completely. This also coincides with most people having cable TV and the internet become known to more than just a few nerds. This may sound conspiratorial but I believe pop culture stopped being organic and became more about social engineering. Compare the 80's to 90's in comparison to the 70's to 80's. There was a HUGE shift into the weird.
 
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DubCoffman62 said:
I agree, something happened in 1993. Movies, music, culture and politics changed completely. This also coincides with most people having cable TV and the internet become known to more than just a few nerds. This may sound conspiratorial but I believe pop culture stopped being organic and became more about social engineering. Compare the 80's to 90's in comparison to the 70's to 80's. There was a HUGE shift into the weird.
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You telling me you don't find Taylor and the swifties an organic and legitimate moment in music history?

C'mon man.

Do you even watch the Chiefs games?
 
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BUCKYLE said:
Took the kid to Sonic Temple again this past May. Saw Korn and a bunch of other bands.

Tried to get there in time to see Alien Ant Farm but the shit traffic and parking situation made us late as fuck.

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Filter and Korn would be solid.

Saw KSE with Howard and it was a great show. Saw AAF in Cleveland when I was a kid and did not remotely expect them to sound as good live as they were. But they were great too.
 
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DubCoffman62 said:
I was a big Weird Al Fan until about 2000 and then I had no clue which songs he was parodying because I didn't know them. There's cases where I know his version but not the original. Saw him at the fair here about 20 some years ago.
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Yeah, there was definitely some of that. It was mostly the older stuff from the 80s and 90s, but he did slip in a few of the newer ones that made it pretty big. Only a couple that I was completely unaware of.

He definitely has a weird fanbase, though. Glad I went, wouldn’t do it again.
 
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