5-8-03 Dallas, TX 9-21-04 Cleveland, OH 10-29-04 Akron, OH 9-4-06 Buffalo, NY 10-26-06 Cleveland, OH 5-29-07 ERIE, PA 7-26-08 Buffalo, NY 9-5-09 Buffalo, NY Can't wait until next time!
Posts: 1227 | Location: Erie, PA | Registered: June 17, 2006
Does anyone know the camera situation for this show? Everything that I've seen says small digital cameras are allowed - but individual artists may not allow them. How do we find out for sure?
Originally posted by VooDee: I wish you were too, Kim, cuz it was sure a lot of fun meetin' and hangin' out with you and Kris last year in Orlando!! We're gonna miss you guys!!
I just wish that when they start their tour after the 1st of the year they do come here.And I all of ya come here so we can set this town on FIRE!hehe
Ya have a great time and could ya ask Sully to return my brain,please.He's had it since Mothers Day '07.
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Posts: 14695 | Location: Not far from Music City U.S.A., Tennessee | Registered: November 13, 2006
The ATL show was amazing. We missed Drowning Pool and Blue City Devils or whatever. (We were meeting the guys backstage. We were with Sully when I could hear "Bodies" being played by Drowning Pool.) We caught the tail end of Theory. Heard Bad, Bad Girlfriend - which they tore up. It was good.
Our timing was great to catch GS though! Sully welcomed us to the "Godsmack Power Hour!" and it was. They did play Whiskey for us. They played one song after another, hardly a breath between. The crowd near us was mixed, some Crue fans, some GS. There were some handicapped guys in wheelchairs absolutely rocking f'in out in front of us for Smack! Some people sat, but when Sully asked for them to stand, at least some did stand up. He didn't insist like he does when they headline. I think he made some new fans. Lots of pyro during the songs. After they were done, at the concessions, I heard some guy saying "I could leave now - I'm happy!" LOL.
I don't know if people did leave after GS, but it was still packed up front with Crue fans. To me, it seemed like Vince sang more of the songs on the "Dr Feelgood" portion of their show, maybe because he hasn't sung those songs a gazillion times. But, sound was ok, def better than when I saw them in ATL at Philips Arena. Tommy even came up front and smacked some hands and told everyone that this was his first show back from burning his hand. Said he got it burnt by "getting some strange.... his left hand....." I promise those were his words, but mine were cleaner...
Posts: 1765 | Location: Middle GA | Registered: April 05, 2006
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