Strawberry
10.18.04, 02:25 PM
Alright guys, it's time to get some motion going in these forums... not to mention, we all need something to do while we still have 20+ hours left on our torrents (work? what the hell is that?!?!?! :scratch: )
Obviously everyone here is a VH nut. I remember my first VH concert better than I rememeber losing my virginity (which happened three years later). I imagine this might be the case for alot of you guys.
I was hoping to use this thread as a medium to let everyone here give us a quick synopsis of their first VH show.
Me, I was eleven years old and my family was still living in the big apple at the time. i was fortuante to have a few older cousins that got me exposed to some quality music at an early age - I got plenty of doses of VH and The Who at a young age. I mean, how many 9-year olds do you know that help their Dad mow the yard to earn money to buy the new Fair Warning album? But I digress...
These same cousins brought me along for a little VH extravaganza. After waiting outside in the cold for days at a time, they hooked us up with front row tickets at Madison Square Garden (yes, I did say first row). Unforgettable experience!!! At age eleven I got to see Ed up close, caught a gutiar pick, and got to see my first pair of titties (God love groupies who want to humor a little eleven year old... :notme: ). That was the second night of the tour (March 31st) when they dropped what seemd like a million balloons from the rafters above (that was pretty cool hanging out in an ocean of ballons).
As with the rest of the 84 shows, it was an awesome setlist. I feel so blessed to have been able to see VH with Dave ( :chucks: ). I've been lucky enough to see some other landmark shows like the Dallas Free Show and the Blizzard Show at Fiddler's Green in Denver, but this one will always hold a special place in my heart. Man, it is 20 years later and I remember it like it was yesterday...
OK people, I wanna hear your stories!!! :thumb:
Obviously everyone here is a VH nut. I remember my first VH concert better than I rememeber losing my virginity (which happened three years later). I imagine this might be the case for alot of you guys.
I was hoping to use this thread as a medium to let everyone here give us a quick synopsis of their first VH show.
Me, I was eleven years old and my family was still living in the big apple at the time. i was fortuante to have a few older cousins that got me exposed to some quality music at an early age - I got plenty of doses of VH and The Who at a young age. I mean, how many 9-year olds do you know that help their Dad mow the yard to earn money to buy the new Fair Warning album? But I digress...
These same cousins brought me along for a little VH extravaganza. After waiting outside in the cold for days at a time, they hooked us up with front row tickets at Madison Square Garden (yes, I did say first row). Unforgettable experience!!! At age eleven I got to see Ed up close, caught a gutiar pick, and got to see my first pair of titties (God love groupies who want to humor a little eleven year old... :notme: ). That was the second night of the tour (March 31st) when they dropped what seemd like a million balloons from the rafters above (that was pretty cool hanging out in an ocean of ballons).
As with the rest of the 84 shows, it was an awesome setlist. I feel so blessed to have been able to see VH with Dave ( :chucks: ). I've been lucky enough to see some other landmark shows like the Dallas Free Show and the Blizzard Show at Fiddler's Green in Denver, but this one will always hold a special place in my heart. Man, it is 20 years later and I remember it like it was yesterday...
OK people, I wanna hear your stories!!! :thumb: