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				stevie wonder
				
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Wed Sep 10, 2008 6:33 amby heavycola
				Is anyone else catching the great man on his European tour?  If the world is sucked into a black hole before october 1st, I will be incredibly annoyed. Had to remortgage the house to pay for the tickets. 
Anyone?
			 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
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Wed Sep 10, 2008 6:40 amby Pedronicus
				I never really liked Stevie Wonder. Early stuff was ok, but he's not the person i would mortgage my house for a couple of tickets.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 10, 2008 7:58 amby heavycola
				Pedronicus wrote:I never really liked Stevie Wonder. Early stuff was ok, but he's not the person i would mortgage my house for a couple of tickets.
OK i'm not talking about 'i just called...' or any of that other crap he put out in the 80s, but 1972-1976 - gold, all of it. Pure gold. Give me an hour and I could convert you. hell, anyone with a copy of Innervisions, Songs in the Key of Life and Fulfillingness' First Finale could do it. Honest.
No one's going?
 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
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Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:53 amby pimpdave
				I've seen Stevie Wonder play for free, twice.  Once was at Live 8.  It was awesome.
I love Stevie Wonder, but for my money, I'd rather see Billy Preston.  The 5th Beatle.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
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Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:00 pmby Curmudgeonx
				I would kinda question Stevie Wonder's showmanship since it has been some 30 years since his best era.  And I will refrain from making a "see Stevie Wonder" joke.
On a related note, hell, I can't get any interest in the following lineup that is late October in New Orleans (providing it is still standing)
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 24th
    * Stone Temple Pilots
    * TV on the Radio
    * Erykah Badu
    * Reverend Horton Heat
    * The Gutter Twins
    * Joss Stone
    * Wyclef Jean
    * Angels and Airwaves
    * Man Man
    * The New Orleans Bingo! Show
    * Extra Action Marching Band
    * Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
    * The Dirtbombs
    * The Iguanas
    * New Orleans Jazz Orchestra
    * Marva Wright and the BMW's
    * The Zydepunks
    * Rockie Charles
    * Ben Jelen
    * Leo Nocentelli
    * 101 Runners
    * Joseph Arthur & The Lonely Astronauts
    * The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker and Big Sam's Funky Nation
    * Big Sam's Funky Nation
    * King Britt Tribute to Sister Gertrude
    * New Orleans Jazz Vipers
    * Big Blue Marble
    * Sons of William
    * Washboard Chaz Blues Trio
    * DJ Tom Harvey
    * Voodoo Social Aid A Pleasure Club presents DJ Soul Sista's Annual Downtown Throwdown
    * DJ Butterfoot
    * Nag Hammadi
    * Ray Bong
    * White Bitch's Prey Drive
    * Tap Water Mind Control
    * Worms Union
    * My Graveyard Jaw
    * Pain Tribe
    * New Orleans Sunken City Circus
    * sHellShoCk
    * Andre Williams
    * Oscillation Communications
    * One Man Machine
    * Gravity A
    * CHANT
    * Common Thread
    * Mad Mike
    * The LowDown ThrowDown
    * The Wall Street Traitors
    * The Bad Off
    * Hurray for the Riff Raff
    * Wooded Teeth
	
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 25th
    * Nine Inch Nails
    * Lil Wayne
    * The Mars Volta
    * Ghostland Observatory
    * Thievery Corporation
    * DeVotchKa
    * Shudder to Think
    * The New Orleans Bingo! Show
    * Extra Action Marching Band
    * Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk
    * Bonerama
    * Fishbone
    * Manchester Orchestra
    * Innerpartysystem
    * Old 97's
    * Walter Wolfman Washington
    * Marc Broussard
    * Hot 8 Brass Band
    * Dead Confederate
    * Dan Dyer
    * Dr. Michael White
    * Treme Brass Band
    * Clint Maedgen +9
    * Rotary Downs
    * John Boutte
    * Sam & Ruby
    * Shamarr Allen
    * Fleur de Tease
    * Fatter Than Albert
    * The Happy Talk Band
    * The Knux
    * Ashes Divide
    * Voodoo Social Aid A Pleasure Club presents DJ Soul Sista's Annual Downtown Throwdown
    * DJ Butterfoot
    * C-Ba$ Sideshow
    * Nag Hammadi
    * Big Al Carson
    * Paul Sanchez and The Rolling Road Show
    * Widetrack
    * Noomoon Tribe
    * DJ Proppa Bear
    * Good Guys
    * Ratty Scurvics Singularity
    * DJ Soul Sister
    * Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue
    * Rabbit Junk
    * Dave Gregg & the Barefoot Philistines
    * DJ Slice
    * Crooked
    * Worlds Most Dangerous
    * American Disaster Party
    * Deep in the Ninth
    * Under the Green
    * F.I.S.T.
	
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 26th
    * R.E.M.
    * N.E.R.D.
    * Panic At the Disco
    * Dashboard Confessional
    * Lupe Fiasco
    * Butthole Surfers
    * Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
    * The New Orleans Bingo! Show
    * Extra Action Marching Band
    * Cold War Kids
    * Ozomatli Reunited w/ Chali 2na
    * Tokyo Police Club
    * Cowboy Mouth
    * Irma Thomas
    * Blind Boys of Alabama
    * The Morning 40 Federation
    * Deacon John’s Tribute to New Orleans R&B
      featuring Wardell Quezerque
    * Dirty Dozen Brass Band
    * Preservation Hall Jazz Band
    * Soul Rebels Brass Band
    * Eli "Paperboy" Reed and the True Loves
    * Quintron and Miss Pussycat
    * Hot Club of New Orleans
    * Tin Men with the Valparaiso Mens Chorus
    * The Vettes
    * Bones
    * The Lee Boys
    * Melody Clouds
    * Voodoo Social Aid A Pleasure Club presents DJ Soul Sista's Annual Downtown Throwdown
    * DJ Butterfoot
    * C-Ba$ Sideshow
    * Sista Otis
    * Sirena Serpentina
    * Hands of Nero
    * Illusion Fields
    * Crimes Against Nature
    * Paul Varisco and The Milestones
    * Valpraiso Mens Chorus
    * Manwitch
			 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:03 pmby darvlay
				Jesus, that is quite the long list of shitty bands.  Sounds mostly like a three day yawn.  
Of all the bands you listed, it will be most important to see:
The Dirtbombs
Quintron and Miss Pussycat
and that's it.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:08 pmby pimpdave
				TV on the Radio is worth seeing.
I saw Fishbone in the 90s.  Good times, should be a high energy, fun show.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: stevie wonder
				
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Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:10 pmby darvlay
				pimpdave wrote:TV on the Radio is worth seeing.
I saw Fishbone in the 90s.  Good times, should be a high energy, fun show.
I've seen TV on the Radio.  They're boring.  Good albums.  Boring live show.