uno de los conciertos mas esperados y la desilucion mas grande de todos los tiempos !!! QEPD one of the most anticipated concerts and Desilucion biggest of all time! QEPD
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Crowd at Girl Talk – Spring Break 2009


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Charles Lloyd Quartet Live at Auditori, Barcelona, Nov. 2010

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Taken together, Richard Pryor’s concert films, the essential Live in Concert, the virtuoso Live on the Sunset Strip, and even the lesser Here and Now, provide a more incisive autobiographical portrait of the groundbreaking comedian than the fictionalized Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling. In Sunset Strip, Pryor relates two life-changing experiences. The first is his trip to “the motherland,” Africa. As funny as is the routine in which Pryor gives voice to a couple of cheetahs poised to prey on unsuspecting gazelles, he brings the audience up short with a moving revelation that leads him to forswear ever again calling another black person the “N-word.” The second, of course, is his near-fatal freebasing accident, which Pryor at first jokingly passes off as an accident involving milk and cookies. Then, he takes the audience step by harrowing step through his growing cocaine addiction (abetted by his untrustworthy pipe which speaks to him in reassuring tones), alienation from friends, including the formidable Jim Brown (“Whatcha gonna do?”), the explosion that resulted in third-degree burns over the upper half of his body, and finally, the agonizing rehab. It is even more unflinching and savagely funny than his Live in Concert routine about his heart attack. Other memorable bits include his experiences as a 19-year-old stand-up comedian working at a Mafia-owned club, a monologue from one of his signature characters, Mudbone, and his visit to a penitentiary while filming Stir Crazy. Sunset Strip captures Pryor’s triumphant return to the stage. He is a survivor, unbowed, winning this round over the demons that plagued him throughout his career. –Donald Liebenson

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Question by Smeg: Can you recommend a bar in Seattle that has live music?
…Jazz or rock

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Answer by miranda
Two weekly papers in Seattle have major listings of clubs and music – Seattle Weekly and The Stranger – best source for that info.

Stranger: Venue locations list in a drop down on the left column side http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Search?search=music&hp

Weekly: Venue and artists in drop down lists on the right side in the Find a concert box

http://www.seattleweekly.com/music/

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Stay out of the light and all the supernatural powers will be yours in the new game The Darkness 2. See live gameplay with IGN at E3 2011! IGN’s YouTube is just a taste of our content. Get more: www.ign.com Want this week’s top videos? Sign up go.ign.com
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Phil Collins performing “Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)” during Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, England, July 13, 1985. (from bumnote.com)
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Rocking on the Lake 2011


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Rocking on the Lake 2011


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