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Lullaby - The Tea Party

The show I went to only featured two acts. No Minatures OR Pilate. Again, you happen to be insane. On a side note, yes, I'm a happy panda!

New - No Doubt

Son Et Lumiere - The Mars Volta

Nah sorry. I would like to confirm that you are indeed insane.

In The Abscence of Strong Evidence to The Contrary, One May Step Out of The Way of The Charging Bull - Don Caballero

Savage Composition - Don Caballero making music interesting again

Maybe you are mistakening the show?

Down Together - The Refreshments ...and that's about all of their singles.

Most bands can't duplicate what they do on cd. Usually, if they're better in concert, that means that they aren't too great of a band. ^and no, that's not a contradiction.

Good Year - The Refreshments

I like the live version of Posession.

Scott Weiland is more versatile than any of the singers here...buuut not really from the Grunge Scene (even though Core does get thrown in). Like I said before, considering age, Frogstomp and Freak Show are pretty solid but the latter two albums just blow them away.

I was at the Avalance Tour and Pilate definitely weren't there.

Toby or Magni wins the show.

End Song - Matthew Good

Drowning - Stabbing Westward

Neither well written nor catchy.

Doll - Foo Fighters

Remote Control - AOE

Did I mention how I loved this band?

I'll say Mystery White Boy by Jeff Buckley today.

I'll add this: If we weren't speaking of the grunge era, I would give it to Chris Cornell. Euphoria Morning (Cornell's '99 solo album) has some of the best vocals in my entire cd collection. But if we go by the grunge era only...then Eddie Vedder.

Even Grable - Treble Charger

Three single wonders maybe...but in my books, they don't have any hits. Even if Muchmusic puts them #1 on the countdowns (which they have) but that's because they'll overplay any overally accessible canadian rock band.