The Official 'What Are You Doing' Thread Part VI

[IrritatedTrout]

Trying to buy Jimmy Buffet tickets for my dad. Almost an hour of trying and I've only been offered one pair of tickets and they suck. What a joke.

[christopher]

I just found out Aaron Carter is playing the Key Club for $15 in April.

[Onioner]

Originally Posted by christopher

I just found out Aaron Carter is playing the Key Club for $15 in April.

He can fill up the Key Club? I didn't think he had enough fans to fill the Viper Room let alone the Key Club!

[christopher]

Originally Posted by Onioner

He can fill up the Key Club? I didn't think he had enough fans to fill the Viper Room let alone the Key Club!

I didn't even know that guy was still playing shows. I think the last album he released was in 2002. It would be weird seeing 25 year old Aaron singing about how he beat Shaq.

[dcmetal108]

Originally Posted by christopher

I didn't even know that guy was still playing shows. I think the last album he released was in 2002. It would be weird seeing 25 year old Aaron singing about how he beat Shaq.

He's playing Mojoes and for like $75 you can get a picture with him!

[OraclesofAgony]

Originally Posted by christopher

I didn't even know that guy was still playing shows. I think the last album he released was in 2002. It would be weird seeing 25 year old Aaron singing about how he beat Shaq.

I forgot that Aaron Carter even existed.

[mankvill]

[TonyD]

[GarageMetal468]

So overall, the Testament show fucking blew. Here's why:

- First off, fuck Milwaukee. The people there are inbred morons. Really made me appreciate Chicago a lot more.

- Flotsam & Jetsam were great, especially all the old songs they played (No Place for Disgrace and Hammerhead live ) but the new songs sucked a ton of dick. Wow. Giddy Up? Come on.

- Chuck Billy sounded like ass. Sure it was cool seeing some of the songs from The Legacy I haven't seen before but that was about it. At least Alex sounded awesome, and Gene was a beast as always.

- My friend had a seizure right next to me from Testament's strobe lights. 2 of our other friends and I carried him out to the lobby where security helped us out and called an ambulance. That was fucked up, seriously. I'm still in shock from it now. At least he got medical attention right away and he's doing a lot better now.

So yeah, I'm sure this show would've been a billion times better if my friend didn't have a seizure, it was in Chicago, and Overkill didn't drop.

[IrritatedTrout]

This tour must really be taking it's toll on Chuck because he sounded great when I saw them a few weeks ago. Jesus, that sucks about your friend and the strobes.