From BOB SEGER website...

by **lights1961** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 4:56 am

A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT SOON

Major announcement coming to BobSeger.com - tomorrow, Thursday, January 26th.

BOBSEGER.COM

hope its a tour for 2011... one of my concert bucket list still unseen...

R

by **rsimpson** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 5:27 am

lights1961 wrote:A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT SOON

Major announcement coming to BobSeger.com - tomorrow, Thursday, January 26th.

BOBSEGER.COM

hope its a tour for 2011... one of my concert bucket list still unseen...

R

Saw him on the Face The Promise tour. One of the best shows I've seen.

by **conversationpc** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 5:40 am

I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

by **S2M** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 5:43 am

conversationpc wrote:I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

Yeah, I never could understand why folks flock to see all these aging has-beens. If you didn't see them in their hey-dey, forget about it... :lol:

by **Deb** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 5:55 am

S2M wrote:
conversationpc wrote:I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

Yeah, I never could understand why folks flock to see all these aging has-beens. If you didn't see them in their hey-dey, forget about it...

Fuck that nonsense!

Some sound just as good now as they did on the material back then. Proof positive......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjfd5yY2Y5s&feature=fvst

You have been informed thusly. :lol:

by **kgdjpubs** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:02 am

S2M wrote:
conversationpc wrote:I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

Yeah, I never could understand why folks flock to see all these aging has-beens. If you didn't see them in their hey-dey, forget about it...

some are still very good live these days....some actually might be better live now than they were back in the day.

The other side of it is that some of us might not have had the chance to see them live back in the day, so it's either now or not see band x at all. Some, admittedly, are better off skipping.

by **conversationpc** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:09 am

S2M wrote:
conversationpc wrote:I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

Yeah, I never could understand why folks flock to see all these aging has-beens. If you didn't see them in their hey-dey, forget about it...

Kinda like Kansas. :lol:

by **S2M** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:11 am

conversationpc wrote:
S2M wrote:
conversationpc wrote:I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

Yeah, I never could understand why folks flock to see all these aging has-beens. If you didn't see them in their hey-dey, forget about it...

Kinda like Kansas.

Exactly...why go see(hear) a struggling Walsh? :lol:

by **conversationpc** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:12 am

Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

by **Don** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:19 am

conversationpc wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

Sort of like Kansas opening for Def Leppard this Summer. Wouldn't have pictured it a decade back but the craziness of the music business these days makes anything possible.

by **lights1961** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:19 am

ITS THE MUSIC of Seger and the Silver Bullet Band... to me similar to Bruce and the E streeters... just a midwest version of life... and not a Jersey version of life...

by **conversationpc** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:21 am

Don wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

Sort of like Kansas opening for Def Leppard this Summer. Wouldn't have pictured it a decade back but the craziness of the music business these days makes anything possible.

Kansas has some harder rock stuff they could pull out and I'm hoping they do that. There's a much bigger difference between Seger and KISS or Black Sabbath, though, than between Kansas & Def Leppard.

by **lights1961** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:25 am

conversationpc wrote:
Don wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

Sort of like Kansas opening for Def Leppard this Summer. Wouldn't have pictured it a decade back but the craziness of the music business these days makes anything possible.

Kansas has some harder rock stuff they could pull out and I'm hoping they do that. There's a much bigger difference between Seger and KISS or Black Sabbath, though, than between Kansas & Def Leppard.

is the rumor true then with Heart/Leppard and Kansas???

by **conversationpc** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:30 am

lights1961 wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Don wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

Sort of like Kansas opening for Def Leppard this Summer. Wouldn't have pictured it a decade back but the craziness of the music business these days makes anything possible.

Kansas has some harder rock stuff they could pull out and I'm hoping they do that. There's a much bigger difference between Seger and KISS or Black Sabbath, though, than between Kansas & Def Leppard.

is the rumor true then with Heart/Leppard and Kansas???

I don't know...Last I heard it was still in the works.

by **conversationpc** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:31 am

Fact Finder wrote:Here's a neat link with some of Black Sabbath's 77 openers....check this out Dave, were you there?

http://www.black-sabbath.com/tourdates/1977/index.html

by **Deb** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:32 am

lights1961 wrote:ITS THE MUSIC of Seger and the Silver Bullet Band... to me similar to Bruce and the E streeters... just a midwest version of life... and not a Jersey version of life...

I remember almost wearing out my Live Bullet album........absolutely loved the live version of Beautiful Loser on it.

by **lights1961** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:39 am

conversationpc wrote:
lights1961 wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Don wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

Sort of like Kansas opening for Def Leppard this Summer. Wouldn't have pictured it a decade back but the craziness of the music business these days makes anything possible.

Kansas has some harder rock stuff they could pull out and I'm hoping they do that. There's a much bigger difference between Seger and KISS or Black Sabbath, though, than between Kansas & Def Leppard.

is the rumor true then with Heart/Leppard and Kansas???

I don't know...Last I heard it was still in the works.

yep that was the last I heard...

by **mikemarrs** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:51 am

bob seger has put out some amazing music over his career.bullet bob opened for kiss on the destroyer tour back in '76 right about the time he got his first gold album for 'live bullet'.wasn't too long before that when kiss also got its first gold album with a live album also theirs was 'alive'.

if you had to ask me my favorite seger album it would be 'night moves' one of the best albums of that era....

by **mikemarrs** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:52 am

i was just imagining a journey/bob seger bill.now that would be a great live show.

by **lights1961** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:54 am

mikemarrs wrote:i was just imagining a journey/bob seger bill.now that would be a great live show.

my thinking exactly...

by **Rockindeano** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 7:07 am

Deb wrote:
S2M wrote:
conversationpc wrote:I like some of Seger's music but the guy sounded like he should've retired the last time I heard any live stuff from him and that was several years ago now.

Yeah, I never could understand why folks flock to see all these aging has-beens. If you didn't see them in their hey-dey, forget about it...

Fuck that nonsense! Some sound just as good now as they did on the material back then. Proof positive......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjfd5yY2Y5s&feature=fvst

You have been informed thusly.

While I knew your link would be Mr Big, I glance at it and then promptly close the window, and while your MB love is nauseating(like Natalie and Gator), you DO make a point here. Many of the bands today are better than they were in the 80's. Also, for those that aren't so what? They are still the same band you grew up with(ok, except journey...they have had more changes than Jon Boehner has had spray tans), but yeah Deb, S2M is retarded and comes across as real bitter. I guess he expects us all to go check out Crazy Lixx? :roll:

His musical tastes are among the worst in history. I would rather watch The Baghdad Classic from Iraq, where the world's best conditioned camels trot around the outskirts of the Tigris River enroute to a blistering photo finish at the Presidential Palace. :roll:

by **rsimpson** » Fri Jan 28, 2011 3:39 am

North American tour starting in March.

by **Behshad** » Fri Jan 28, 2011 3:53 am

lights1961 wrote:A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT SOON

Major announcement coming to BobSeger.com - tomorrow, Thursday, January 26th.

BOBSEGER.COM

hope its a tour for 2011... one of my concert bucket list still unseen...

R

Maybe the major announcement is that bobseger.com is finally realizing that THURSDAY is January 27th ???

:lol:

by **Glenn** » Mon Jan 31, 2011 2:18 am

conversationpc wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

Seger opened for KISS and Black Sabbath? Those are certainly a pair of strange tour pairings.

Yup...KISS ans Seger played a lot of shows together...In fact, Bob sang background vocals on Simmons 78 solo album...Gene sent
him a Platinum record for it.

by **Arkansas** » Mon Jan 31, 2011 2:27 am

JSS Rocks! wrote:... In fact, Bob sang background vocals on Simmons 78 solo album...

Didn't Katey Sagal too?
('Peg Bundy', Sons of Anarchy, etc)

later~

by **mikemarrs** » Mon Jan 31, 2011 4:10 am

Arkansas wrote:
JSS Rocks! wrote:... In fact, Bob sang background vocals on Simmons 78 solo album...

Didn't Katey Sagal too?
('Peg Bundy', Sons of Anarchy, etc)

later~

yes she did.gene also wanted all of the beatles to sing background too but the plans got screwed up at the last minute.yoko didn't want john to leave new york.gene recorded his solo album in oxford england.cher did the background vocals on 'living in sin.

by **lights1961** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:48 am

2 dates so far on Segers tour page... end of March....Saginaw MI and Toledo Oh...

by **SunshineTwilight** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:52 pm

Fact Finder wrote:God do I feel old, I saw Seger open up for Kiss (Destroyer) and Black Sabbath (Never say Die), finally saw Seger headline with Starz and UncleTeddlyvonNugenburger opening for him, Ted had just released the Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) album. Fuck that was in the 70's and I damn near remember it all.

I feel old too!! My first 'real' arena concert was Bob Seger/KISS in 1976. I was only 13 and the show was pretty amazing! I wouldn't bother to go see either one of them now though.

by **stevew2** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:01 pm

If I hear Old Time Rock And Roll one more time im goin to piss on Frigas Fazio and he will like it

MR

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