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  1. September 9th, 2008, 03:23 AM #1
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    Default Saw Nickelback last night

    I almost forget we had tickets for Nickelback and Staind. Well, Staind was very depressive music, every song in the same key. Good opportunity to go and get some drinks.

    I guess almost everyone knows Nickelback especially for their radio singles. In fact they are a very good band. It was a Gibson/PRS drenched gig, one guitar better than the other. Really nice "weapons", but hey they can easily afford this. It was their first gig in a year but they did great. They had a special "remember Dimebag" spot, with videos and kinda stuff.

    Worth a watch if you just want to get entertained.

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    I was just a casual fan of Nickelback a few years ago...when my wife and I got married a friend of ours gave us floor tickets to see them.....they really earned a fan that night...their cds are good....but they really let it all out in the live show....
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    I play with the original drummer of Nickelback - great drummer.... who is also a cousin to the singer.

    Nickelback are from a small town close to where I live.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    I play with the original drummer of Nickelback - great drummer.... who is also a cousin to the singer.

    Nickelback are from a small town close to where I live.
    Hey Rob that's pretty cool though! :
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