Thanks Wolfman!

Wolfman, I went to livenation.com to check out the pre-sale information, but it is not very clear. I know that iTunes has an offer if you buy a version of The Wall through them, but what was the deal with the credit card pre-sale? Thanks for any info. you can provide.

John Butler Trio - April Uprising (Jarrah Records/Independent Release)

I Will Follow - U2

Don't Wanna See Your Face - John Butler Trio

An "official" show that is worth picking up is The Wall Live - "Is There Anybody Out There?". The album sounded better live with some good improvisations during Another Brick p.II, Mother, Young Lust, Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell. Even though the show itself didn't lend to a very creative atmosphere, I find that live version to be much better than the original release. I only have a few boots and they are pretty old and on vinyl (in storage). Others have remarked about finding shows on the web - I haven't though. Good luck. Peace.

Last In Line - Dio

^ I bought the same shirt. Very cool pose with the double neck Gibson, right?

Used To Get High - John Butler Trio

Balls To The Wall - Accept

That's the spirit, telling us everything that happened on THAT day! Nice job.

Love Me Two Times - The Doors

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNeSU78azn0 Just found this on youtube, Zappa w/ The Floyd, interesting!!

Woman - John Lennon

Not To Touch The Earth - The Doors

I had completely forgotten that Slash played with them as well. I will have to pull that tape out and watch the set again. If I remember correctly their set was on the same stage as Green Day, just after the legendary mud fight between the band and the crowd. I think one member of Green Day had his tooth broken by a security guard trying to restore order?! This is bringing back too many memories, I have to pull those tapes out and watch it again. Thanks Steve for your mind-jogging post! Paul Rodgers is always great to see live, I wish I had caught he and Jimmy together....

I saw Paul on that tour in a small club here in the U.S. and thought I was crazy not noticing Jason on drums. I did catch their set at Woodstock that year and it was very good. If I remember correctly, wasn't Neil Schon (sp?) of Journey on guitar for that show as well?

One Way Road - John Butler Trio

Fade Away - Alice In Chains

One Slip - Pink Floyd

The Trial - Pink Floyd

Don't Go Breaking My Heart - Elton John

Hey You - Pink Floyd

You Can't Kill Rock N Roll - Ozzy

My favorite song off Momentary Lapse... Anyway - "One Way Road" by John Butler Trio