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alexd231232
08-09-2005, 12:45 PM
I'm going to see them live soon and was just wondering if anyone on here has ever been to one of their concerts and how the experience was

asofel
08-09-2005, 12:46 PM
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I'm going to see them live soon and was just wondering if anyone on here has ever been to one of their concerts and how the experience was

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yes, several, and very good. do you know their music well? do i need to ask if you smoke? i'll be seeing them again in almost two weeks, and i'm really looking forward to it...

slickpoppa
08-09-2005, 12:46 PM
I've been to one of their concerts. The crowd was a weird mixture of hicks and stoners, but it was a good show.

asofel
08-09-2005, 12:50 PM
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I've been to one of their concerts. The crowd was a weird mixture of hicks and stoners, but it was a good show.

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lol. This is hilariously true. You'll see everything from confederate flags to mushroom t-shirts....

alexd231232
08-09-2005, 12:51 PM
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I'm going to see them live soon and was just wondering if anyone on here has ever been to one of their concerts and how the experience was

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yes, several, and very good. do you know their music well? do i need to ask if you smoke? i'll be seeing them again in almost two weeks, and i'm really looking forward to it...

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I know their music fairly well, trying to get some more knowledge of all their songs before the concert and no, you don't need to ask that question. I bet about 75 percent of the people at their concert are(could be wrong)

Where are you seeing them by the way

Slow Play Ray
08-09-2005, 12:53 PM
They put on a great show - Warren Haynes and Derrick Trucks are 2 of the nastiest guitarists in rock + roll today. They usually do a crazy "dueling guitars" solo which is one of the highlights of the show. Of course you also have Gregg Allman with the best blues voice any white man has ever had...

AND you (presumably) have the pleasure of Moe. opening up for them too!

What show are you seeing? I will be at the Mansfield, MA show on Aug. 20.

asofel
08-09-2005, 12:54 PM
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I'm going to see them live soon and was just wondering if anyone on here has ever been to one of their concerts and how the experience was

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yes, several, and very good. do you know their music well? do i need to ask if you smoke? i'll be seeing them again in almost two weeks, and i'm really looking forward to it...

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I know their music fairly well, trying to get some more knowledge of all their songs before the concert and no, you don't need to ask that question. I bet about 75 percent of the people at their concert are(could be wrong)

Where are you seeing them by the way

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Cool. If you know the music on the Beacon dvd and their recent album, then you should be good. Hopefully they'll cover some old stuff like franklin's towers, etc.

I'm seeing them up in MA on august 20th. Moe's opening, so it should be a great night of music.

alexd231232
08-09-2005, 12:54 PM
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They put on a great show - Warren Haynes and Derrick Trucks are 2 of the nastiest guitarists in rock + roll today. They usually do a crazy "dueling guitars" solo which is one of the highlights of the show. Of course you also have Gregg Allman with the best blues voice any white man has ever had...

AND you (presumably) have the pleasure of Moe. opening up for them too!

What show are you seeing? I will be at the Mansfield, MA show on Aug. 20.

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Same here. I've started listening to Moe and I am liking what I hear

asofel
08-09-2005, 12:55 PM
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They put on a great show - Warren Haynes and Derrick Trucks are 2 of the nastiest guitarists in rock + roll today. They usually do a crazy "dueling guitars" solo which is one of the highlights of the show. Of course you also have Gregg Allman with the best blues voice any white man has ever had...

AND you (presumably) have the pleasure of Moe. opening up for them too!

What show are you seeing? I will be at the Mansfield, MA show on Aug. 20.

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nice dude, that's where i'm seeing them as well. i'm taking my youngest brother (15) who can play guitar like you wouldn't believe...duane has been his biggest influence, and if you heard the licks he pulls off when soloing, you'd recognize it right away...

asofel
08-09-2005, 12:56 PM
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They put on a great show - Warren Haynes and Derrick Trucks are 2 of the nastiest guitarists in rock + roll today. They usually do a crazy "dueling guitars" solo which is one of the highlights of the show. Of course you also have Gregg Allman with the best blues voice any white man has ever had...

AND you (presumably) have the pleasure of Moe. opening up for them too!

What show are you seeing? I will be at the Mansfield, MA show on Aug. 20.

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Same here. I've started listening to Moe and I am liking what I hear

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they've been a little hit or miss with me. Their show at Bonnaroo was excellent, but i was slightly disappointed with their set when they came to DC. Overall though i'd much rather have them open than a lot of other bands...

alexd231232
08-09-2005, 12:57 PM
Very sweet. Should be an amazing time. I've heard they jam for hours and I can't wait to be there. I bet your bro will enjoy it, certainly appreciating it more than, say I would due to his guitar knowledge.

asofel
08-09-2005, 12:58 PM
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Very sweet. Should be an amazing time. I've heard they jam for hours and I can't wait to be there. I bet your bro will enjoy it, certainly appreciating it more than, say I would due to his guitar knowledge.

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he's seen them a good amount of times, more than I have. What's really sweet is being at home and asking him to play some blue sky, liz reed, and other songs they don't play now that dickey's gone. Front row show...I might even link up one of his mp3's here in a sec...

Slow Play Ray
08-09-2005, 01:00 PM
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they've been a little hit or miss with me. Their show at Bonnaroo was excellent, but i was slightly disappointed with their set when they came to DC. Overall though i'd much rather have them open than a lot of other bands...

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Personally, I'd rather see Moe. by themselves in a small venue rather than open for someone...I imagine not a large % of Allman Bros. fans are into Moe., and the crowd presence (knowing the songs and being into the show) is a GIANT boost to the overall experience.

That being said, they are playing their own GA show at the Hampton Beach Casino the Monday after the Allman show.........../images/graemlins/grin.gif