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Answers: Where the bands in the line up dont seem to go together.

Taste Of Chaos 2005
Deftones, As I Lay Dying, Story Of The Year, Thrice, A Static Lullaby, Atreyu

A local show that had Death By Stereo, My American Heart and All That Remains

Cant remember the name of the concert. It had Korn, Snoop Dogg, Linkin Park, The Used, Less Then Jake, Funeral For A Friend, Paul Wall and Ghostface Killa

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I saw Dylan & the Dead together in 87 (maybe other people will think that's normal enough, but...I thought it was pretty strange). Bob was great by the way--and I don't mean Weir.

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fall out boy
cobra starship
the academy is...
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paul wall.
(honda civic tour)


it was a bit wierd, since everything was rock/punk/emo/alternative
then paul wall comes with his rapping.
hahaha.

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Korn!!!

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I saw the Cramps a few years ago. Lux Interior was wearing nothing but high heels and a leather thong. He practically deep throated the mike over and over. Almost everyone in the crowd wore bondage gear of some type. At one point Lux started masturbating on top of the speakers. Great show!!

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Pantera, Black Sabbath and Korn. Then I saw Slipknot, that was strange.Strangest concert Ive ever been to was A Perfect Circle. back in 96 I saw No Doubt with Bush and Goo Goo dolls.That sucked but I got backstage.Those 3 bands couldnt be more different.Then I saw Peter Frampton in concert playing a soundgarden song.Really strange when older bands play songs from the 90s.

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Back in the eighties, I saw Molly Hatchet open for Triumph. I never did understand that pairing.

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Man, I would give a kidney to see the Deftones live. I hope you enjoyed them!

The strangest line-up I saw live was a festival that had NIN headlining with Marilyn Manson and Pop Will Eat Itself. The out-of-place band was the Reverend Horton Heat, whose punk/rockabilly sound didn't seem to fit with all the electronic and industrial stuff.

Edit: jonboy519 - awww... :(

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I went to a rock gig where the opener was just some guy with an accordion.
Another gig I went to (The Decemberists) one of the openers was Petra Hayden (awesome musician BTW) and her all girl a capella group that performed The Who's The Who Sells Out album in it's entirety. No instruments other than their mouths (air guitaring too) and their voices. It was actually cool.

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Sookie I have seen the Deftones live and they were not good at all. That is only my opinion but I definately was not the only one in the crowd who thought they sucked.

Still it was only one performance so maybe they had an off day. I'm not a big fan either.

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iron maiden....i saw them at the universal amphitheater a few years ago... and arch enemy opened for them.

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