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Uryoces · 07-07-2003, 01:59 PM

My concert experiences have never been normal. There was NIN, NIN, and NIN.

The NIN/Bowie concert was great. Mosh til you drop, then Bowie and Trent traded a few songs as a segue. It was cool hearing Bowie sing Reptile, and Hurt. [aside:I like Johnny Cash's version of Hurt. Mr. Cash can make anything sound very, very cool.]

So at the end of Hurt, Trent is playing a bit of Saxaphone, and Bowie slowly walks toward him. It was relatively quiet, and my brother pipes up: "God, if they kiss, I'm gonna leave!" I stopped, dropped, and rolled away from him in the crowd. The Bowie show after that was great.

P.S. I saw Primus and U2 a few times. Reverend Horton Heat, James McMurty, and Tori Amos were in smaller venues.

07-07-2003, 01:59 PM	#25
Uryoces 2nd Covenant, yo Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Pugetropolis Posts: 583	My concert experiences have never been normal. There was NIN, NIN, and NIN. The NIN/Bowie concert was great. Mosh til you drop, then Bowie and Trent traded a few songs as a segue. It was cool hearing Bowie sing Reptile, and Hurt. [aside:I like Johnny Cash's version of Hurt. Mr. Cash can make anything sound very, very cool.] So at the end of Hurt, Trent is playing a bit of Saxaphone, and Bowie slowly walks toward him. It was relatively quiet, and my brother pipes up: "God, if they kiss, I'm gonna leave!" I stopped, dropped, and rolled away from him in the crowd. The Bowie show after that was great. P.S. I saw Primus and U2 a few times. Reverend Horton Heat, James McMurty, and Tori Amos were in smaller venues. __________________ The party's over ... the drink ... and the luck ... ran out.