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I loved Līve’s first two albums. I didn’t love Secret Samadhi as much, but this show featured plenty of Throwing Copper. I also like Reef’s bellowing singer.
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Jamie Blake at Hard Rock Cafe, Washington, DC, USA
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For a long time, this was the only show I’d gone to I didn’t have a date for as there was no ticket and I failed to write it down at the time. But I took a deep dive through Washington Post microfiches at the library and found it. I wished I remember as much about the show.
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Fleetwood Mac at Nissan Pavilion, Bristow, VA, USA
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Fleetwood Mac was pretty close to the top of my bucket list at this point, and The Dance and the subsequent tour was just great. I even loved the new songs (especially “Bleed To Love Her”).
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John Fogerty at Nissan Pavilion, Bristow, VA, USA
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John Fogerty had a rocking new album, plus he was finally doing all the Creedence Clearwater Revival hits.
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Sheryl Crow with Wilco & Michael Penn at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA
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After seeing Sheryl Crow so many times, this was the biggest place I’d see her headline. Fantastic openers as well.
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Counting Crows with The Wallflowers & that dog. at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA
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Counting Crows were at the height of their fame, and WHFS commemorated the occasion by broadcasting the show live. Too bad they didn’t broadcast The Wallflowers as well, because Adam Duritz sat in on “6th Avenue Heartache”.
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Jill Sobule, Once Blue, Abra Moore, Fiona Apple, Juliana Hatfield, Joan Osborne, The Cardigans, Jewel & Sarah McLachlan at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA for Lilith Fair 1997
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I was totally down for Lilith Fair – a lot of amazing musicians regardless of gender.
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Rush at Nissan Pavilion, Bristow, VA, USA
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The second time I saw Rush on the Test for Echo tour, so the second time seeing them do 2112 all the way through. Interesting that this venue would end up being the place I’d see them the most.
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Dave Matthews Band with Béla Fleck and the Flecktones at Nissan Pavilion, Bristow, VA, USA
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Second show in a row where Béla Fleck opened for Dave Matthews Band. Listening to the recordings, the show from December had a lot more Béla, and more Béla equals better. Still a great show, though.
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Echo & the Bunnymen, K’s Choice, Local H, Third Eye Blind, Luscious Jackson, Reel Big Fish, The Verve Pipe & Blondie at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, Washington, DC, USA for HFStival
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Another HFStival and another crazy lineup. Seeing Echo & the Bunnymen and especially Blondie was great, but I liked all the bands we saw. I believe Heather wanted to leave early, as I was hoping to see Jamiroquai or Beck.
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