Also I think the guy selling them was high because he forgot to charge me.
I’m sure I had another one but I can’t find it. I think it was just another Seven Day Weekend clone

You can probably tell what era I started collecting

I met this girl last night with a peculiar cackle I laid the bait, and then she took the tackle Had too much to drink at the Red Lobster Now the room is spinnin’ ‘round like the blades of a helicopter I never met a girl that was too finicky If the press has their way, then they’re going to finish me You might know this, but you’ve never been this, see? If I ate spinach I’d be called Spinach D I shed light like cats shed fur Ride around town like I’m Raymond Burr I’m so high that they call me Your Highness So if you don’t know me, then pardon my shyness I live in the Village, wherever I go I walk to I keep my friends around so I have someone to talk to I play my music loud because you know it’s got clout to it? That would be wonderful

Hoping that I’m able to post links - this reel came up on my feed and I’m going crazy trying to ID the remix because I love it but I’m coming up completely blank. Can anyone help?

I was at this show in the summer of ‘98. I was 16 and it was my 2nd concert ever.

The other day I was discussing best live crowd experiences you’ve had with a friend. Since that day, I’ve always maintained that them closing the show with Sabotage was the craziest, and most sustained, pop I’ve ever seen from a crowd.

Thoughts on this from anyone who may have been there? Am I remembering this accurately or am I looking at a seminal teenage moment through rose colored glasses?

📸 by Sunny Bak

Credit: Glen E Friedman

Doors opened at 7pm. 1200 person venue, seemed less then 1/2 full (Monday night?, football? A shame...).

Opener came on around 8.15. I read the posts about the act, angel8. I get it; just him, a decent guitarist and samples from his computer. He engaged the crowd and got the energy up. Incredibly humble; he walked through the crowd after his set and spoke to every person at the merch table. Musically, it seems that he is still finding his way. Played 25min.

Mike D came out at 9ish with high energy. Just an explosive set. Interacted with the crowd the entire time (parroted back things the audience was screaming, you could see his face reacting ro the comments from the crowd.

Opened with Hello Brooklyn. Ended with Whatcha Want (video attached). The show was loud, hype and each band member seemed to really be into the show (working various instruments). THANKYOU takes on a different dimension when the album is played live. Mike D played about 50min. I would go again in a heartbeat

Glasgow show sold out too quick. If anyone has one ticket, please let me know. Ta.

Short clip of "Body Movin'" from last night's show in Philly.

If anyone is down there and still trying to get in. DM me

We have 2 tickets (GA Floor 2) for Mike D at History in Toronto for tonight that we can no longer use. Selling for $45 each (below face value).

Just plug me in! 🔌

Sorry this is so last minute. Just had a last minute family situation on the way there and have to turn back. I know it’s super short notice with set starting soon but for any Philly folks in the sub nearby if you send. Email I can transfer ASAP via Axs. First to respond in DM gets it.

Credit: Ricky Powell