When I was young, my father told me that once it was my money, I could do what ever I wanted with it.. So I started to work, illegally, at the age of 14 for $5.75 an hour. What I wanted to spend my money on were concerts and that is just what I did... Between the age of 14 and 18 I went to well over 200 concerts and saw band such as: Tool, Korn, Pearl Jam, Pink Floyd, Nine Inch Nails, Manson, Pantera, White Zombie, Rage Against the Machine.... and so on, believe me the list keeps going and going, I was at the first and following lollapaloozas, family values, ect.... Like most convert goers, Keeping the ticket was a big deal. I had a shoe box filled, but during a homeless stage in my life, lost all of them... Yesterday I found a few that survived and wanted to show you a few good memories!! Please share yours too!!!

Nine Inch Nails @ Topeka Expo-Center 2/08/95:



This was one of the best shows ever, mostly because it was the first time and so far last that I have seen The Melvins in concert. Meet them and the Jim Rose Circus that night. I had seats, and got to the floor by jumping off the balcony and it was well worth it... Sorry that you did not clear it Derek, I know the landing was not nice. Damn did they butcher my ticket...

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I always fold my tickets so they don't rip it in half. But usually when I do this they don't tear it off, and opposite if I don't fold it.

I have been to many concerts as well, I would have to say the one I remember most was Fuel at Bogarts around 2000. I had just had lasik about 5 days prior so I was seeing it without my dried up contacts lol.

But as of lately, Shinedown is #1 everytime.