The Pink Floyd show I saw in 1994 was after Roger’s departure, so I was eager to see his version of songs. The first set was all Pink Floyd songs, starting with 6 songs from The Wall, quite a treat for anyone who watched that movie in college. The second set did include some of his solo songs, but I quite like them as well.
This was the year Dave Matthews Band started their fan club, Warehouse. And as I soon discovered, they were serious about saving good seats for members, as we got second row pit for this show. Great show, with a nice cover of “Angel From Montgomery”.
The flyer promised an “Acoustic in-store performance at 6:00pm” to celebrate the release of Earplugs 50¢ and that’s what we got.
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First every concert doubleheader, as we returned to Fairfax that night. Nice seeing a full set from these guys after a short set at the HFStival. Plus by this point I had all their albums and loved their power pop.
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Pat McGee Band was a must after seeing them earlier in the summer. My sister liked Eddie From Ohio and had given me a CD, but I found it hard to get into. Live, I was sold instantly.
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I remember it being a good show but not much more, so it was funny when a coworker asked me if I went to the show because I walk across the shot of the video linked below (I’ve set the video to begin playing then, but you can just drag it back to the beginning).
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Our second night at the Herndon Festival featured pop from The Push Stars and ironically the Natalie-less 10,000 Maniacs.
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My first Herndon Festival, and so much fun. Food and beer verndors, and great music. Gaelic Storm was the first Celtic/Irish band I saw, and riding high off their appearance in Titanic.
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After seeing several short sets from Natalie, it was nice to get the full set, including some 10,000 Maniacs classics.
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Changes for the HFStival, as it moved up the road to PSINet Stadium in Baltimore. Happy to see Fountains of Wayne for the first (and last) time, and finally see the Red Hot Chili Peppers. I remember a clear blue sky all day.
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