The first concert that I attended was “Huwey Luwis and the News”. I was around 8 years old. I still have memories about that concert as well.
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i think it was “hootie and the blowfish”
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Kiss. I was 7. It was 1977.
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nitty gritty dirt band…outside concert…I was 13
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Marilyn Manson. I was like 13.
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@anon1517417 do you remember any of his stage things he did??? did he have those big black tall tall garment under him that made him look like a god or something?
It was a My Chemical Romance show, but we went to see Rise Against and also Underoath played. First time moshing too. I was 16.
Has anybody seen evanescence in person?
I went to see the Rolling Stones when I was a young teenager.
I went with a friend.
That might be the only consert I’ve been to.
I was at the big day out that had lots of bands playing.
I can’t afford to go to consert and now that I’m sober I couldn’t handle it probably.
I would feel uncomfortable around all the people and would be afraid of going psychotic.
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Was some kind of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle live action thing. Wow, the kids were yelling so much. I was a pre-teen. Pretty young, can’t remember the age.
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I don’t remember actually! I think I was so overwhelmed by being at a club with a live band for the first time that I don’t recall much of the show itself.
I got autographs from two guys in the band after the show. Not MM though. He went straight on the bus.
A band named NY Loose opened up for them. I ended up buying their cassette tape. 
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I saw some really bad local bands in concert when I was a teenager. The first proper concert I went to was Duran Duran when I was about 30.
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I went to see a local band called the eyeliners
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Amy grant. Oh man that sucked
Modest mouse it was pretty good I was like 12
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Led Zeppelin when I was 16. Judas Priest opened for them. I was on acid and the whole concert was one big blur, I don’t remember much of it.
It was 1977 and it was actually the last concert they ever gave in the United States with the original line-up.
The band was over an hour late getting on stage; we found out the next day that the delay was caused by a fight between a Led Zeppelin roadie and a Bill Graham employee.
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It was some sort of an orchestral concert. It was good but people would start clapping and I had no idea why. It was later explained to me that people gave an ovation because of a difficult violin piece.
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I went to see Fear Factory during their Obsolete tour back in 98’.
That’s pretty epic…few years before my time.
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