Roger Waters, Constitution Square, 28.08.13

Oh my God, I can die happy now, I saw The Wall and it was BRILLIANT!!!! I had always loved Pink Floyd, I had always loved the album, but I never listened and understood it as I did the other night. So much anger, so much frustration, so much sadness, so much hate for everything that is wrong in the world, all magically put into music, words and images in such an overwhelming way. Overwhelming is probably the best word to describe this experience.

Bon Jovi, Constitution Square, 10.07.11

I saw Bon Jovi the other night and it was soooo much fun, I didn't actually expect it to be so awesome. Everyone was singing and dancing and he sung for 3 hours. The encore alone lasted almost an hour, for crying out loud! And at the end he sang a few songs that weren't on the setlist, so I’m guessing he had a good time. I have never seen a rock artist (meaning more demanding vocals and more running around then other genres require) have a show so long and so intense. *I* was tired and I’m half his age and wasn’t being the attraction of the evening, I have no idea how he put up with it. 

Rock the city, Constitution Square, 03.07.11

I have no idea what to say about Metrock because they barely got up on stage and they came down immediately. They seemed like a nice enough band, but I didn’t get a chance to get into it (it was shorter even then the usual opening acts).

After just seeing Trooper a month ago opening for Scorpions and being slightly disappointed by them, I wasn’t exactly ecstatic about seeing them again. They came, did their job and left. I don’t seem to have any recollection of the event whatsoever, it just... happened.

AC/DC, Constitution Square, 16.05.10

Not much can be said about seeing AC/DC live. They're the kind of band that I would never listen to at home, but they're also an icon of hard rock and they sure know how to put up a show. Starting with the huge locomotive that decorated the stage, following up with a whole lotta Rosie riding the locomotive and ending with Brian ringing the bells of hell and a ton of fire crackers and pyros and stuff.