10/07/2000 Stone Temple Pilots, Disturbed, Liquid Gang (Buffalo, NY @ SUNY Buffalo Alumni Arena)
By Eric | October 7, 2000 11:59 pm
Liquid Gang kicked this off with a bang… got the crowd into it, lots of energy. They played Show Me, Diagram, Rain, A Better View, Breakdown, Closer and Blunt Force Trauma. We met all the guys after the show and got autographs, real nice and down to earth guys. I had high expectations for Disturbed, and to me they seemed a bit flat. I expected a lot more energy from them, David Draiman was running around, but for whatever reason, it was just, ehh. Played 10 of the 12 songs on the album, closed with Stupfiy. Then STP came out… Weiland was in top form, just like at Darien Lake. A good spread over all 4 albums, and we got Dead and Bloated, and Creep this time!! Weiland went into the stands on the right hand side during Plush… came back out for a two song encore with an American Flag draped around himself, they closed with Sex Type Thing, at which point Scott put the flag around his waist and dropped his pants! As they walked off stage, the flag was removed, and we all got to see Weiland nekkid! So on the whole, a very entertaining show… 🙂
Crackerman
Vasoline
Piece of Pie
Big Empty
Meatplow
Sour Girl (acoustic)
And So I Know (Partial)
Creep
Interstate Love Song
No Way Out
Plush
Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart
Down
Dead and Bloated
Sex Type Thing
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10/02/2000 The Tragically Hip (Rochester, NY @ Auditorium Center)
By Eric | October 2, 2000 11:59 pm
What a show… $25 for 2 and a half hours!! These guys are performers. Played all the usual favorites, including Nautical Disaster, New Orleans is Sinking, Courage, Little Bones, etc… Played Greasy Jungle and Long Time Running, which I was told were very rare occurances, I was surprised to get An Inch An Hour as well. Gord was off the hook with his on-stage mannerisms and ramblings and what not, and the rest of the band sounded very tight. What a place to see a show as well! The Auditorium Center holds approximately 2500 people, and the acoustics were perfect. The crowd was amazingly loud, and very well mannered. In all one of the better shows I’ve been to in awhile!
Pics thanks to Jenn Graley.
Here’s the whole show!
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09/22/2000 Nine Days, Johnny Society (Rochester, NY @ RIT Clark Gym)
By Eric | September 22, 2000 11:59 pm
Good thing it was only 5 bucks… Johnny Sociery blew chunks, I mean, these guys (and one girl) were horrible. Yadda yadda. Then Nine Days came out, and for a pop band, had no energy at all. A real lackluster performance, and everything sounded the same. The whole crowd got into “Absolutely (The Story Of A Girl)”… but that was about it… the usual one-hit-wonder show typical of RIT…
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08/31/2000 The Tea Party, Hundred Mile House (Thorold, ONT @ Arizona’s)
By Eric | August 31, 2000 11:59 pm
Amazing. The Tea never fail to put on a great show. A good sprinkling of songs from over the 4 albums… They played Jeff Buckley’s “Halleluia” into NIN’s “Hurt” as an insert to “Save Me”. Then during the encore, in the middle of Sister Awake, they did U2’s “Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” into David Bowie’s “Heroes”. Just an awesome show. Hundred Mile House were okay, nothing spectacular, but they didnt suck either…
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08/29/2000 Papa Roach, (hed)pe, Not Waving But Drowning (Rochester, NY @ Water Street Music Hall)
By Eric | August 29, 2000 11:59 pm
Not Waving But Drowning was from St. Louis, and I don’t recall being very impressed at the time. I do remember the bass player really being all-in on his performance though.
As I said in 2000: “(hed) RIPPED SHIT UP. Period. Opened with Killing Time, (not in order now) and played Serpent Boy, Circus, Waiting To Die, Bartender, I Got You, Jesus (of Nazareth), Stevie, and closed with POS. Amazing. I was actually up front the whole time (whoo boy was it hot… reminded me of the Funhouse for LB and Deftones at ESL…) Got autographs from M.C.U.D. and Wesstyle after the show.”
I don’t think I stuck around for much of Papa Roach, and I don’t remember why, other probably being too cool for school at the time.
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08/27/2000 103.3 Edgefest: Mest, Sum41, Nickelback, Fenix-tx, Eve6, Shelia Divine, Harvey Danger, Goldfinger, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Papa Roach (Buffalo, NY @ LaSalle Park)
By Eric | August 27, 2000 11:59 pm
This edgefest sucked. I primarily went cuz I had nothing else to do on a sunday… Nickelback was pretty good, everyone else was rather blah. Didnt stay for bosstones or P. Roach… Highlight of the day was Goldfingers set… they brought out one of their friends to do a cover of “The Thong Song”, and this dude actually had a thong on!! (eww gross)… Then he brought out a giant inflatable penis… mad funny! But that was about it… everything else just kinda sucked.
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08/16/2000 Wang Chung (Buffalo, NY @ Sideshow Music Hall)
By Eric | August 16, 2000 11:59 pm
Yes, Wang Chung… another freebie! It was a lot better than I expected, and the one dude can really wail on the guitar! There werent a whole hell of a lot of people there… It was supposed to be 21 and over, but the cool security guard let us in anyway…
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08/15/2000 Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stone Temple Pilots, Fishbone (Darien, NY @ Darien Lake Performing Arts Center)
By Eric | August 15, 2000 11:59 pm
Fishbone was okay, nothing too exciting…
STP blew the roof off the dump. What an amazing set! Played Sour Girl acoustically, then came out for a one song encore of “Sex Type Thing” which totally made my day. Nearly got into a fight during “Big Empty” with some drunk dude that Karl ended up knowing from work. (I still woulda kicked his ass!)
Crackerman
Vasoline
Piece of Pie
Big Empty
Sour Girl
Interstate Love Song
Plush
Trippin’ on a Hole in a Paper Heart
Down
Encore:
Sex Type Thing
RHCP came out and started out pretty well, then it kinda got boring. Otherside, Californication, and Under The Bridge were highlights… sat in the parking lot for an hour waiting to get out…
Around the World
Give It Away [You’re Gonna Get Yours intro]
Your Pussy’s Glued to a Building on Fire [John Frusciante solo]
Scar Tissue
Suck My Kiss
If You Have to Ask
Otherside
Skinny Sweaty Man
I Could Have Lied
Easily
I Like Dirt
Californication
What Is Soul? [Funkadelic Cover]
Right on Time [with “london calling” intro]
Under the Bridge
Me & My Friends
Sir Psycho Sexy
Fire [Jimi Hendrix cover]
Pics thanks to Extreme Online.
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08/13/2000 George Thorogood, Bernard Allison (Buffalo, NY @ Erie Basin Marina)
By Eric | August 13, 2000 11:59 pm
This was a free show under the banner of “Buffalo Place Rocks the Harbor”; Sara went with me for the hell of it. Bernard Allison was the opener and a hell of a guitar player, following in his famous father’s footsteps (he’s Luther Allison’s son). I remember him playing a nice tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan.
George Thorogood played all the usual hits, plus some stuff I didn’t know. This show ended up being a fun show to people-watch at also, there were tons of white trash, and at times they were more entertaining than the show itself! They estimated 25,000 people would show up, The TV news said they actually drew 35,000 to this gig, I didn’t think they could fit that many people down there!
George Thorogood Setlist:
Bebop Grandma
Who Do You Love?
Night Time
I Drink Alone
Treat Her Right
One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer
Get A Haircut
Bad To The Bone
Gear Jammer
Move It On Over
ENCORE #1:
What A Price
You Talk Too Much
ENCORE #2:
I Don’t Trust Nobody
Rocking My Life Away
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07/15/2000 Deftones, Glassjaw (Buffalo, NY @ Runwayz)
By Eric | July 15, 2000 11:59 pm
Missed most of Glassjaw again, but didn’t really make the effort either. This second date was every bit as good as the first, only 1 song shorter. They didn’t do One Weak or Lotion, but they did play Street Carp here, and the setlist order was a bit different. Chino did Wicked again during Engine No. 9, and told a humorous story (after someone tried to take his shoe) about how he was at Wal-Mart earlier in the day, and they could get his shoes for 10 bucks, along with $20 dickies… “You can be just like me, hey, Fred Durst did it!” I didn’t get into the thick of things for this show, rather hung in the back to actually watch. A nice contrast from the night before getting sweaty and smashed.
As with the ESL show the day before, a bootleg of this show exists, but all I ever find is the lists, never actually any bootlegs. 🙁 I’ll keep looking!
Pics thanks to Extreme Online.
Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)
My Own Summer (Shove It)
Root
Nosebleed
Bored
To Have and to Hold (Depeche Mode Cover)
Change (In the House of Flies)
Feiticeira
Mascara
Around the Fur
Digital Bath
Knife Prty
Street Carp
Korea
7 Words
Engine No. 9
Headup
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