So I realized that if I put up a page for every show that I had ever been to this would take forever...So this page is for everyone else I have seen and will see in the future...Unless there is something really cool, I can only give Cheese full pages!  Sorry...

        That was a fun show...Robert Randolph is awesome...Along with NMA and Medeski!!!  That was the first time I had ever been to Irving also...What an awesome night!

        This show was amazing also...It was not long after Sept. 11 and we hadn't done much but watch the news and be depressed.  We then realized how much of a performer RR was...They just had the crowd so pumped.  This was one of the most fun shows I have ever been to.  Maxwell's is a really cool place, very small and you get to hang out with the band after the show.  We talked to him for a few minutes...Got his autograph...He was a really nice guy...Imagine, he used to play in church!

        This was fun...Not as much fun as Maxwell's though...First time to the Bowery which was fun...I love going to new places.  This was the show where we were all in the car on the way there and I had said earlier..."I feel like I am forgetting something"...everyone knows what that means.  I'm not usually in charge of tickets, that's Greg's job, he is much more reliable when it comes to that (obviously)...So we are almost to the Bowery on the Highway when I realized the tickets were nice and safe in my wallet in the Bronx...Oops!  I felt like such an ass!  We hadn't been dating for long so I thought for sure this was going to be it, I was going to see Greggy blow a fuse...He was so cool about it, he turned the car around and we went back and got them...And, we were still early for the show!

        This was my first Panic show ever!  It was a good time...The extent of my Panic before this was listening to cd's at work, so it was very cool to see them live.  I have no plans to see them again but when they come around I'm sure I will be there...

        I have to say...The first time I heard this cd I wasn't that excited.  It had to grow on me...Once I gave it a second listen I loved it, so I was excited for this show.  It was really cool to see Trey so close up...We were right in front, right in front of Trey...I'm sure I will never get that lucky at a Phish show (if I ever get to go to one) so I enjoyed it while it lasted...

        I wasn't nutty about this show...Sorry to all the fans.  For those of you who don't know who they are, this is their schtick...They replicate a Grateful Dead show and in the end they tell you which show it was...The problem...They are almost too good at replicating a show...Here's my theory:

    You know how when you tape an episode of your favorite show on tv, then later on you sit down to watch it...You always fast forward through the commercials.  I felt they could have fast forwarded over some of the parts.  But what do I know??  I just know at some parts I was getting bored and I wondered...If Jerry ever broke a guitar string at a show would they purposefully break a string just to replicate the show?  I would have my finger on the ff button!  Other than that, they do an amazing job of replicating them!

    If you are going to see these guys you need a lot of energy...They didn't start until about 11:30 or so and they weren't finished until about 2 or 2:30.  The music is like techno kinda but a little different...It's worth checking out, they are good if you want to go out dancing all night...The keyboardist was really nice too...We saw him before the show and said Hi and he was really cool...I hate it when you say Hi to a band member and they act like they are too good to stop and say hello...Especially when they aren't that popular!  Not the case with these guys!

        I don't know why, but I had very low hopes for this show...I don't know if I just wasn't in the mood that day or what but I wasn't excited at all...So we get to Irving and hang out for the opener...Can't remember who they were...Then NMA came out...They were awesome.  I love it when I'm not really excited for a show and I end up having a blast!  These guys are a lot of fun.  The drummer is amazing...He was playing the Keyboard for the opener, drums for most of the show, then he played the guitar for a while, then he played this thing that looked like a metal washboard...It was awesome.  I love it when people can play a ton of instruments, I'm always so impressed!  I took piano lessons when I was a kid and I can barely play chopsticks now!

    This was my first Trey Show.  I had seen OysterHead, but never Trey's Solo tour.  We had a really good time.  Of course my car died the night before and Greg had a gig...(The Mindwanders) so he had to rent a car.  Greg, Matt and I ended up taking this little car up to Vermont.  We decided that we were going to camp that weekend.  I don't think there could have been a worse weekend for camping.  It was cold, and it rained non-stop.  The show was outside and it was pretty crappy out but we had fun anyway.  The show was awesome.  Trey had some kids from the local school orchestra on stage to do a couple of songs.  They were really good.  All in all it was a fun weekend.

    This was an interesting show...I can't say that I was really crazy about it.  I felt that the drummer was a little full of himself.  I'm happy I saw it but I can't say I would go see them again...Sorry :(

    I had never been to a show where it was completely seated and completely quiet...It was interesting.  I really liked Beck, don't get me wrong, I was just surprised everyone sat there so quietly.  It was cool though...He did all acoustic (I think) and he took some requests. He is a damn funny guy.  I would see him again.

    This was one of those shows that I was a little resistant to go to...We had just come back from somewhere and I knew we were going to be tired as hell and I was a little grouchy...Blah, blah, blah.  I was really excited to see Kang though.  We hung out for a little bit before hand, met Kang again...I think he is going to get sick of meeting us :)  Anyway, that show was awesome!!!  There were only probably 50 or so people there and he tore it up.  Definitely got me out of grouch mode!  I want to meet him again just so I can ask him if he is going to play with them again.  Will do that again for sure and I highly recommend it!!!!!

     I was a little disappointed in this show...I have been listening to their cd's for a long time now and I was psyched to see them.  I think it was the Venue and the crowd that got to me...They were way to mellow to be standing there listening to them...We needed seats.  I am never a complainer about seats either, unless it is really mellow.  It is so hard to stand still and listen to some acoustic love ballad for 3 hours.  I think they could have rocked out a little more.  Also, one thing that kind of pissed me off about them was the encore thing.  They like to take like 2 30 minutes encores.  I think that to just expect that you will get 2 encores is a little full of yourself, and then to make them 30 minutes, at least, each.  It may have even been 3 encores, I don't remember, I do remember it taking forever!  I recommend getting their CD, sitting on your couch and listening to it...You will be more comfortable!

There are a ton of other shows that I have been to, but since I don't have the ticket stub and my memory is the size of a pea, I can't remember any of them.  If I remember any more I will be sure to post them here...