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Old 04-15-2015, 06:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Who was your first ever concert?

Mine was AC/DC in 1990 at the Met Center in Bloomington, Minnesota when I was in the 7th grade. It was the Razor's Edge tour. I am proud to say that was my first concert ever. Their opener was a band called Love/Hate. They had one single on Headbangers ball back in the day, "Black Out in the Red Room", and pretty much disappeared after that.

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J. Geils band at the old Boston Garden in 1974 when I was 14.
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first concert i wanted to go to.....Run DMC and The Beastie Boys
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My parents took me with them to see Citizen Fish when I was like two
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Nah, couldn't say in all honesty, but it definitely wasn't there. Either Redding or Sacramento or Eureka or somewhere in between,
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i feel like we've had this conversation before
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Alexisonfire, probably 2005? I was 11 years old, first band I ever really got into besides the dad rock my parents were always playing (which eventually became what I primarily listen to now anyway). It was actually a pretty amazing show, very small venue, very energetic performance. Haven't heard a single song from the band in ~8 years, but I remember the concert quite well.

First stadium show was Slayer / Lamb of God / Mastodon / Children of Bodom, when I was 12.
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Never been to a concert. Am I the only one?
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In early '80s. The Beach Boys with Duane Eddy as opener.
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