Forgot about The Apples in Stereo opening for The Strokes, and The Black Lips opening for Be Your Own Pet.

I saw Ted Leo and the Pharmacists open for Death Cab for Cutie - I like DC's music more, but Ted Leo put on a much better show. I was disappointed in Death Cab that night except for a handful of songs.

This band called the Flaming Lips opened for Beck in 2002 when i saw him. Liked them much more than Beck.

I saw Clutch open for Limp Bizkit. I'd already loved Clutch at the time. I'd never heard of Limp Bizkit. After the show, I wished I still hadn't.

first time i saw the phoenix foundation...they were opening for evan dando...and as good as he was, they were better.

fur patrol = anyone they have supported they have been better than.

um... if crowded house hadnt been crowded house...supergroove supporting would have been better. but it was crowded house...

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Originally posted by SlickPoetry:
ok, i had to google this:

Levi's Sno-Core tour 1999

DJ Spooky
Redman
Soul Coughing
Everclear


How exceedingly corporate. Why did I go to this?

Haha, oh man. I went to Sno-Core tour 2000:

Mr. Bungle
Incubus
System of the Down

looking back, Mr. Bungle is much better than the last 2 bands.

oh god, can't beleive I'm sharing this, but when I was 17 (in 1997) an unknown band that hadn't released their first cd named Limp Bisquit (proper english spelling)opened for Corn, they were much more entertaining, they also were douchebags (minus Wes whos Big Dumb Face cd imo was cool).

Saw Nine Inch Nails open for Jesus & Mary Chain.

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Originally posted by Bob's Yer Uncle:
oh god, can't beleive I'm sharing this, but when I was 17 (in 1997) an unknown band that hadn't released their first cd named Limp Bisquit (proper english spelling)opened for Corn, they were much more entertaining, they also were douchebags (minus Wes whos Big Dumb Face cd imo was cool).

I was a huge fan of Corn when I was 14/15.

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Originally posted by SlickPoetry:

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Originally posted by Hüsker Düde:
I can't say this has happened to me yet, but I am almost certain it will happen tomorrow night.

Beck concert, with MGMT opening. I already know who I'm more excited for...

question:

am I right when I pronounce that band as the word "Management"? Or do I actually have to say M-G-M-T when I refer to them?

I just heard of them recently, and all.

I called them MGMT and then this guy who seemed very confident that he was correct told me that it was actually pronounced Management, then I read something in an article about them from an actual music publication that explained how one should pronounce it MGMT and not Management.

Doors open in less than 3 hours and I'm listening to Oracular Spectacular right now

Andrew Bird opening for Ani Defranco
Poi Dog Pondering opening for They Might Be Giants

Oh and the Starlight Mints opening for Grandaddy

Public Image Limited opened for INXS
Flaming Lips opened for String Cheese Incident

Meat Puppets opening up for Built To Spill comes to mind.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey G.:
Meat Puppets opening up for Built To Spill comes to mind.

Haha, oh man. Let's agree to disagree.

The Dead Milkmen opening for Camper Van Beethoven

The Blood Brothers in support of ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead at Anti-Pop in 2006. What I saw of Trail's set was rock solid, but the Brothers absolutely owned the venue that night. Opened with "Set Fire to the Face on Fire" and it was stellar from then on. Great show all around, the opening acts were good too, Celebration and Brothers & Sisters.

Giant Drag in support of Pretty Girls Make Graves. A lot of people hate GD's cover of "Wicked Game" but it absolutely destroys live. A really interesting stage dynamic for a two-piece and just all around more entertaining than PGMG.

The Living End for Green Day.

high school.

BRMC opening for The Rapture.

The Cramps supporting The Police, London circa 1979