| Bands/Artists Seen Live by Attila Juhasz |
| Artist |
# of Times Seen Tour |
Tour |
Notes |
Buy Downloads or CDs |
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| Tesla |
1 |
????
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Fair performance. Wasn't overly impressed, but they weren't bad. |
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| Testament |
1 |
Souls of Black
 |
The first time I saw Testament, they along with Megadeth opened for Judas Priest who were on their Painkiller tour. Solid performance. Crowd was very into them. |
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| Testament |
1 |
First Strike Still Deadly
 |
This time around, they were on Halford's "Metal Gods" tour in early 2003. They put on a very energetic set that transformed the floor crowd into a mosh pit frenzy. |
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| Thin Lizzy |
1 |
 |
2004 - with John Sykes and Scott Gorham. Amazing performance with Sykes' incredibly eerie vocal resemblence to Phil Lynott and stellar guitar work.
They opened with Jailbreak and played classics like Rosalie and Emerald. They kicked it up a notch with "Cold Sweat" from Syke's TL release, Thunder and Lightning. The Beacon Theater erupted with "Boys Are Back in Town." These guys were exceptional and tight and with Gorham and Sykes together have every right to call themselves "Thin Lizzy." They dedicated the show to Lynott right from the outset. They were so good, I would love to hear new music from those guys. |
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| Three Dog Night |
1 |
????
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Went because some friends wanted to . They were pretty cool, but overall not my cup of tea. |
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| Till Tuesday |
1 |
????
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Only because they opened for Judas Priest (Point of Entry) at NYC's Pier. Go figure? Who put that bill together. |
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| Travers, Pat |
1 |
Crash and Burn
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Amazing show at the Palladium with Tommy Aldridge on Drums and Mars Cowling on Bass and Pat Thrall on other guitar. Pat Travers kicked major ass. That line-up released some amazing music. They played a ton from "Going for What You Know" the previous live release. |
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| Travers, Pat |
5 |
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Between 1985 and 1989 I saw the amazing Travers in several large and small intimate club settings. Always amazing. Two shows in particular at Lamour East were nothing short of brilliant. |
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| Triumph |
2 |
Name
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Allied Forces - Incredible live show with amazing lights. I had 4th row orchestra at one of the show. The highlights for me was the performance of the classic epic from their debut "The Blinding Light Show." |
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| Trower, Robin |
1 |
????
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Went to see this legend in a club in New Rochelle. He was indeed awesome and is a legend in rock and roll. |
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| Twisted Sister |
10+ |
Pre-Signed Club Shows of 70s
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Endless club shows (Gemini's; Glenn Island Casino, Detroits) years before they released their first album or even their first indie single "I'll Never Grow Up" or "Under the Blade" |
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| Twisted Sister |
1 |
You Can't Stop Rock and Roll
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They finally made it big and it was awesome to see them in a big arena (Nassau Colliseum) opening for Dio. That night they were awarded a platinum album on stage. |
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