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Deleted MSI fag discussion by request of psychedelicrelic as it detracts from the original intent of the thread. Language is what someone makes it out to be, and that is why we should be aware of how that language will be interpreted by others. When using fag in a negative context to describe a person, it can arise feelings in others that could have been avoided by using alternative words. Calling the fellow from MCR a dumbass probably would've avoided such discussion.

I've never been to a real big name band concert. I've only been to local shows. My first concert I remember was a band called "god in the architects" at this venue that used to be a repair garage. It was pretty rad and I'm friends with two of the dudes nowadays which is pretty neat. Some shit amateur metal act played first... it was pretty not good, but I'm glad I stuck around.

first show ever was whitney houston. i was probably 7 or 8 and it was awesome.

I'm about 87% sure it was Nine Inch Nails on their "Lights In The Sky" tour.

Tokyo Police Club when I was 10.

smallsnd/bigsnd wrote:first show ever was whitney houston. i was probably 7 or 8 and it was awesome.

This actually would have been awesome. Wish I could have seen her.

I am 100% sure that my first concert was not 76% Uncertain.

Chankgeez wrote:I am 100% sure that my first concert was not 76% Uncertain.

13% sure that Ive seen a "concert"...

My first was Some Girls

I can't remember if I posted in this thread. My first live music experience was seeing Fugazi when I was 13 in College Station, TX. It was before they released their first EP when Guy wasn't playing around and just flailed around singing backup mostly. I was in a state of shock, I never had experienced that kind of fucking energy. So awesome and there were about 20 people there!

Ted Nugent and Alice Cooper when I was 11.