Mar 14, 2005 09:40 am dB, just wondering what's up with Tommy, is he not a part of this tour?
There was a shot of them on TV the other night and Tommy wasn't around but there was a great big blonde dude with them instead.
Motley Crue tonight...w00t
Posted on Mar 14, 2005 09:29 am
dbmasters
Administrator Since: Apr 03, 2002
Yay! I get to party with the KFAN sports radio crew tonight in a box seat for the Red, White and Crue show. I'm totally stoked, it's gonna be fun as hell.
Jason H, Hawkie's band played on Saturday, from what I heard on the radio this morning, it sounded like a blast, I totally dropped the ball on getting together for that, but it also sounded like it was elbow to elbow people...which, as I grow older, I hate more...and Saturday afternoon I had Kickboxing so I was kinda tired too...we will have to hook up soon tho, the weather should start getting nicer soon, so we can grab a patio seat somewhere...
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Mar 14, 2005 09:40 am dB, just wondering what's up with Tommy, is he not a part of this tour?
There was a shot of them on TV the other night and Tommy wasn't around but there was a great big blonde dude with them instead.
Mar 14, 2005 09:49 am oh, I dunno, I heard he STARTED the tour with them...maybe he's in jail...personally, I felt Tommy was the least critical part of that band :-)
Mar 14, 2005 10:18 am haha the generational gap widens yet again...
I never liked motley crew. I did, however, absolutly LOVE methods of meyhem. Which, of course, was tommy lee.
Mar 14, 2005 10:23 am I thought methods of mayhem was kinda laughable myself, I did however like a couple solo things he did. I don't mind Tommy Lee as a musician, I just didn't think he was what made motley crue what they were, it was far more the voice and Neil and the rude guitar of Mick...to me at least. I always liked Crue's music...at least their earlier stuff, some of the later stuff wasn't what I really dug, but it was still OK.
Mar 14, 2005 06:23 pm methods of mayhem, i thought that was rap music's very own "spinal tap" :)
tommy lee kicks on the drums.
Mar 15, 2005 06:05 am Well, the show was friggin awesome. I forgot just how many hits the Crue had...2 1/2 hours all motley, all the time. one 10 minute intermission otherwise, all them.
Vince sounds great, still the old Vince, Mick was loud and dirty, Nikki was still doing the low-slung, loud, simple bass and Tommy, well, I have a new appreciation for him after seeing him live, holy crap he hits hard, ALL the time.
Mar 15, 2005 07:09 am Supersstar is talking about it now, saying the same thing...
Mar 15, 2005 07:18 am Oh and about Saturday, I was wondering about what was going on...I figured maybe you had other ideas...Anyhow its no biggie...there wil be other time...
Star just told the story about his suspended drum set that didn't have sticks...funny stuff.
Mar 15, 2005 08:29 am Nice to hear. And I'm glad Tommy was with them, I always thought of him as a big part of the Crue.
Mar 15, 2005 09:01 am Quote XTC "methods of mayhem, i thought that was rap music's very own "spinal tap" :)"
Thats because Methods of meyhem was not rap. Nor is Limp Bizket, Darwin's waiting room, Shootyz Grove, Hed pe, exc. If you group music like this in with rap, you will never end up with good results in your comparisons.
Mar 15, 2005 09:29 am I consider them spinoffs of rap, heavy rap influences, though not true rap...you can not deny rqap influence and stylings tho.
Mar 15, 2005 09:36 am nor can you deny the influence of rock, metal, exc. all music was influenced by another type of music, but that does not make it the same type. If it did, ALL music would be folk.
Mar 15, 2005 09:47 am Well, I didn't deny the influence of them, nor did I say they were the same type, I said they had influences of it and therefore see why people associate them with it. Big ****** deal...it hardly matters. People can associate anything with anything, it doesn't change what it is, why the debate over OPINION.
Mar 15, 2005 09:58 am lol sorry dan... didnt mean to piss you off. im shutting up now.
Mar 15, 2005 10:18 am I will say this for Crue, they put on a BIG show, covered their library from deep track to new stuff, and rocked it out hard. Stage was a big circus tent with flying trapeese girls very scantally clad, nasty chicks rubbin on each other, choppers with at least a 6 foot rake, lots of pyro...everything that makes a concert good...
Oh, yeah, the free beer and pizza and such was kinda cool too and the comfortable box seats out of the crowd...
Mar 15, 2005 10:19 am The $40 T-shirts were probably the worst from what Star was saying....
Mar 15, 2005 10:21 am heheh, yeah, I didn't even look, I almost crapped my pants when I heard him say that this morning...$70 hoodies...jeezuz!
Mar 15, 2005 10:23 am Christ, thats bad...BUT...notta bad idea tho...killer show, women, drunken-ness, people high as a kite...distorted judgement...BANK!
Mar 15, 2005 10:25 am true, it's like Kelly said (who didn't go...DAMN) they pushed it about as far as they could to the line where people wouldn't...lots of people had 'em on!
I was surprised as well to see the place full to the top, didn't know if they'd fill it, but damned if they didn't!
Mar 15, 2005 10:29 am Well...I was thinking of getting the Metallica T-shirt at the concert...I didn't after seeing the price...Not knowing at the time when I met the boys...I knocked fists with Het and as I left I was handed a T-shirt...so score twice in 10 seconds...
Mar 15, 2005 10:30 am sweet
fortunately, I'm too old to care about t-shirts anymore...I was thinking of getting a couple little ones for the girls, glad I didn't think for long...
Mar 15, 2005 10:32 am Yeah I am not one for them because there are sooooo damn many...but (this is gonna make some sick here) that was my first ever concert...Period...I have been to some local bars where a band happened to be playing but as for going out, getting ticks, and such it was my first ever...
Mar 15, 2005 10:33 am great memory for a first concert...my first was the grateful dead at the met center back in like '82...a week later, THE NUG!
Mar 15, 2005 10:51 am Wow...back to back, I was 2 years old then....
The buzzkill about that being my first is that it was so great that every show after that might suck to me...
Its like losing your virginity to ((insert fantasy here)) then well...I'll stop there...
Mar 15, 2005 07:27 pm My first concert was GWAR. That was awesome, I got covered in piss and blood, thrown around like a rag doll, and somehow lost both of my shoes off my feet while moshing. Not bad for a first show. I don't usually go to stadium shows, since the bands I like probably can't fill a stadium, but the BEST show I've ever seen was the Smashing Pumpkins last show. I'm huge pumpkins fan.
Mar 15, 2005 08:58 pm Quote:
Thats because Methods of meyhem was not rap. Nor is Limp Bizket, Darwin's waiting room, Shootyz Grove, Hed pe, exc. If you group music like this in with rap, you will never end up with good results in your comparisons.
ok so its not technically straight up rap,call it rap metal,nu funk rap metal, whatever you want, it was still was a joke.
Mar 15, 2005 09:06 pm well my first show was Motley Crue, i cant remember who was the opening act but it was the theatre of pain tour. good times tommy lee banging away on his moving platform that hit 90 degrees
Mar 15, 2005 09:34 pm Jason, dB, the Crue is playing the MN State Fair Grandstand in Aug. Tuna and Ray both wanna go bad, mostly Tuna. So I will standing in line for tickets. Also calling 93X trying to get the early freeby's.
dB, I'm glad you said it was a good show because I would hate to waste money and have the boyz be disappointed.
As for first concert, well I got to see Deep Purple before Smoke on the Water was a radio staple. And I got to see The Who and Led Zepplin on their first US tours.
Jeez, am I really that old?
Mar 18, 2005 11:15 am August 26th State Fair Grandstand...
Just got the email from Ticketmaster...
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