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June 23, 2009

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Sin City Disciple

$350?? Where's the bitching that we all had to endure when all the rock and pop shows rolled thru the Sprint Center? AC/DC, The Eagles. Celine... they were all greedy bastards, but Mr. Wonder isn't?

fletch

Did no one attend Greg Brown to review? If so this is very sad for that show was incredible. I was looking forward to the review. Oh well.

onthemark

Fletch, you obviusly know how to post on this blog so why don't YOU tell us about the show? I wanted to go but was unable to, so tell me all about it!

Zod

Tell us, Fletch!

Aardvark

YES FLETCH, TELL US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! did he play anything from Further In? i love that record

mens health

Instead, I suspect the most likely explanation is a utilitarian one: the principal didn't want to have to deal with potentially inappropriate costumes and the inevitable disciplinary and parental hassles that go along with that.

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