I'm a 67 years old guy and pretty much I've seem live so many bands, from the big, big names to run of the mill, etc.
Last time I went to a concert was 10 years ago to take my daughter (13 at the time to see a band that I never heard of but she was almost in tears 'cause she thought I wouldn't let her go see them. So I took her to "Revolution Live" in Fort Lauderdale to see the concert. The name of the band was "Escape the fate ".
All I'm going to say is that no matter how many fantastic concerts I saw in my youth, and thereafter; Escape the fate was so energetic, raw, and emotional that I thought I was reliving the emotions of surprise, and the youthful feelings that I experienced when as a teen/young adult at the time the British invasion took over.
Yeah, that concert was that good. You could actually dance the night away.
I can only remember one other time that I was so shocked at a concert: I went to see Black Sabbath at the Spectrum in Philly. I didn't even realized that there was an opening act, by the time they were done I had completely forgotten about Black Sabbath. At the end of the concert I asked Mike my buddy I went with to the concert who those guys that opened for Black Sabbath were, he said: VAN HALEN.
That was the first time I ever heard or saw them. They just had come out with their first album. Men let me tell you after Van Helen got into it I couldn't care less if Black Sabbath was going to play.
Last time I went to a concert was 10 years ago to take my daughter (13 at the time to see a band that I never heard of but she was almost in tears 'cause she thought I wouldn't let her go see them. So I took her to "Revolution Live" in Fort Lauderdale to see the concert. The name of the band was "Escape the fate ".
All I'm going to say is that no matter how many fantastic concerts I saw in my youth, and thereafter; Escape the fate was so energetic, raw, and emotional that I thought I was reliving the emotions of surprise, and the youthful feelings that I experienced when as a teen/young adult at the time the British invasion took over.
Yeah, that concert was that good. You could actually dance the night away.
I can only remember one other time that I was so shocked at a concert: I went to see Black Sabbath at the Spectrum in Philly. I didn't even realized that there was an opening act, by the time they were done I had completely forgotten about Black Sabbath. At the end of the concert I asked Mike my buddy I went with to the concert who those guys that opened for Black Sabbath were, he said: VAN HALEN.
That was the first time I ever heard or saw them. They just had come out with their first album. Men let me tell you after Van Helen got into it I couldn't care less if Black Sabbath was going to play.
