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Thanks, I'll check it out. May turn the volume down when Paul attempts to "sing" though.

Fact Finder wrote:There are other upcoming concerts as well, you can see the listings at the site below.

Damn! They all suck! Oh, well.

Fact Finder wrote:

verslibre wrote:

Fact Finder wrote:There are other upcoming concerts as well, you can see the listings at the site below.

Damn! They all suck! Oh, well.

Except for perhaps KISS you are right on the selection so far, but they say there is going to be on concert a day for 365 days so Shirley a few more good ones will be added. I'm hoping they can provide a good streaming experience since we've cancelled cable and need new shit to watch.

"Don't call me Shirley!"

I noticed the "365" thang. I shan't give up hope some cool shows will come down the pipe. I saw Matchbox 20 and I had to get some WD-40 to bring my eyes back down to their correct position.

Last night was Michael Franti and Spearhead. Great band to fire up that pocket rocket and listen to, and highly under rated when doing so.

They need to turn up the volume...

Paul Stanley, once one of the best voices in rock needs to hang it up. Brutal.

I agree. I wonder if he watch's himself now. If he does, I cannot fathom how he thinks he still has it I remember when he had a powerful voice, able to hit high's and lows. Now, from the first song onward, it was excruciating to hear, let alone watch. Gene and Eric always singing all of the chorus to songs he use to belt the fuck out with ease. I turned it off.

Joe Elliott introducing Kiss. Pretty cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmjNVD86-pk

I got to say I went to see Kiss & Leppard just recently and while expecting the worst, it was fucking awesome. Before Leppard came out the black curtain was up and The Who's "I Won't Get Fooled Again" was playing. As the song neared the end you could hear Leppard start playing the final stanza of the tune. Curtain drops and Elliott screams "West Palm Beach Florida, You won't get fooled Again" and they busted into "Let It Go'. The Highlight though is when they played "Hysteria" and the screen shots were highlighting Steve Clark. At the fade out of the song, Elliot pays homage to Kiss's "Beth" and Clark when he sings, "Steve I hear you calling, but I can't come home right now" and fade out. Awesome that they still pay homage to him and his huge contribution to this band. Kiss, was a LOT better than they sounded on that Yahoo streaming show from Charlotte, N.C. In fact, fuck, I was totally astounded in how good Paul Stanley actually sounded. Played the exact same set list that was streamed and that was a disappointment. Tons of songs to choose from and I have to hear "Deuce", "War Machine", "I Love It Loud", "Black Diamond", "Detroit Rock City" and "Rock N Roll All Night" for the millionth time. Leppard wins out in this battle of the bands. Better set list all around and a Great Show.

Kiss can't play their best set list because Paul's voice is toast. Less noticeable in person, but that is just the fact.

Leppard would be good if they dropped Pour Some Sugar On Me and all Hysteria crap and stuck to the earlier stuff that rocked.

I'm glad I saved my my money and stuck to the YouTube clips. Totally get why some people dug the tour but I have seen both bands 25 times +

AR wrote:Kiss can't play their best set list because Paul's voice is toast. Less noticeable in person, but that is just the fact.

Leppard would be good if they dropped Pour Some Sugar On Me and all Hysteria crap and stuck to the earlier stuff that rocked.

I'm glad I saved my my money and stuck to the YouTube clips. Totally get why some people dug the tour but I have seen both bands 25 times +

It probably is less noticeable live without a doubt. Hysteria has a ton of great songs on it Ed. There isn't a way possible that they can omit that album from a show. PSSOM is great live but I could care less about it just hearing it on cd. They could stop playing "Love Bites", "Two Steps Behind" and replace them with one of their 50 other songs to choose from without a doubt. By the way, the announced attendance was 15,150. Awesome and I was amazed at all the younger generation there.

Just saw Leppard and Kiss Saturday night. First time ever seeing Kiss. Whenever Paul would talk between songs and I closed my eyes or looked away I was always thought I was hearing this guy.

Good show though.