First and last time I was at WUST Radio Music Hall until it was gutted and transformed into the new 9:30 Club. Most amusing thing was later considering the setlist of what Weezer played that night, and it was almost exactly what they played in shows they headlined.
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I’m sure we got free tickets for this one. A very heavy show, for which I remained on the balcony.
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I don’t remember too much about this show, except it cemented my opinion on why although I love covers, I don’t love cover bands. They did a fine Pink Floyd, but having just seen the real thing, I didn’t need to see a copy.
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I’m guessing local promoter Shack Events saw the HFStival and thought they could do a smaller scale version of that (they were later responsible for the Shamrock Fest). The Modern Rockathon was in the cavernous D.C. Armory and was tailor made for me, with bands I already knew and some I wanted to see, including the first time I saw The Excentrics without their Kiss makeup.
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Another Dave Matthews Band show, another new venue to me. Rusted Root was one of my favorite opening acts, and the ushers at the Lisner were not happy with people dancing in the aisles. Six songs from this show have been released on the annual fan club Warehouse releases.
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Also, 2 songs were released on Warehouse 10 Volume 5 and 4 were released on Warehouse 10, Volume 11
See the first entry of the Philadelphia Music Conference.
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See the first entry of the Philadelphia Music Conference.
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It was probably because of our connection to the Local Music Store that we were invited to the Philadelphia Music Conference. I know we stayed at a hotel, and I wrote down which bands we saw and where, but the only memory I have is waiting for the subway and getting some bad vibes.
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Another Excentrics Kiss tribute, this time for Halloween.
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I fell hard for Dream Theater’s second album Images and Words, and this show was full of that and their then new third album.
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