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 MILOCAMPO https://archive.org/details/fIREHOSE1992-02-19 fIREHOSE / Run Westy Run Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! steal dealing with post concert depression with this one Pale Waves / Bitters Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! crying this was so so good Rina Sawayama Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! those were some insane vocals Nothing But Thieves / Yonaka / Airways / The Florentinas Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! i was a hot mess after this Inhaler / Wet Leg / Dylan Fraser Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! i would relive this night a million times over Wolf Alice Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! lol the pic is of me and the band but u cant see any of us so we could be anyone ig beabadoobee Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! sweatiest gig ever, loved every second Blossoms / The Magic Gang / The Lathums Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! embarrassing i basically followed them on tour aw The 1975 / beabadoobee Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! fcking best night of my life The 1975 / beabadoobee Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! went with my mum and we had a blast!! The 1975 / beabadoobee Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! help he spat on me and my bestie and we’ve hated him since YUNGBLUD / Saint PHNX Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! cutest lil gig ever The Regrettes / Lauran Hibberd Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! my brother got us tix for my bday and it was honestly the best ever Two Door Cinema Club / Sports Team / Fuzzy Sun Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! awww my ari era Ariana Grande / Ella Mai / Social House Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! cryin Twenty One Pilots / The Regrettes Feb 19, 2022
 jessdlid!! as if this was nearly 3y ago Billie Eilish / Finneas Feb 19, 2022
 •dylanchmura• We met Chase and Joe! Joe signed my shoe! COIN / Mazie Feb 19, 2022
 callaghanmichael-us The Rolling Stones, considered by many the most exciting rock ‘n’ roll band in the world, whipped 20,000 fans into a frenzy last night at the first of four sold‐out concerts in Madison Square Garden. Stevie Wonder took the stage shortly after 8 P.M. The blind black singer, dressed in an ankle‐length white robe, got a huge ovation at the end of his hour‐long set. But the crowd was there to see the Stones, and at 9:30 P.M., when Mick Jagger started strutting across the immense green serpent painting that adorned the floor of the stage, their rhythmic foot‐stomping shook the arena. As the group swung into “Brown Sugar,” a battery of light projectors aligned like cannons behind the speakers on stage beamed intense white and yellow on mylar mirrors suspended above the crowd. Jagger, a strutting, swaggering Nureyev of a singer, tiptoed up to the edge of the stage and back, suddenly flinging himself into wild leaps and graceful spins as he sang. Although the Stones’ show had an almost impromptu look, every gesture had been carefully rehearsed, and the audience's response seemed equally practiced and carefully engineered. Jagger almost seemed to be manipulating the vast audience as he invited them to pound their hands together high above their heads during “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.” The lighting, too, seemed carefully geared to elicit frantic blood‐pounding response. As the group ripped through “Midnight Rambler” and into “Bye Bye, Johnnie,” the mylar mirrors started rotating slowly, reflecting images of the bouncing crowd hack to the audience. Then, the double‐tiered lights were lowered, their filters were removed, and they were moved up into position again, throwing a glittering white light onto the stage. The house lights came on, and the audience screamed in response as if suddenly realizing its numbers. During the last numbers, including “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” and “Street Fighting Man,” Jagger dipped his hands into bucket held by an aide and showered the front rows with rose petals, blowing kisses at the crowd. The fans roared for an encore, and they got it. As in some previous concerts, Stevie Wonder and his band, Wonderlove, who had performed before the Stones, returned to the stage with the Stones and together they did a pulsating medley of “Uptight,” a Stevie Wonder hit, and “Satisfaction,” perhaps the Stones’ best‐known song. The Rolling Stones / Stevie Wonder Feb 19, 2022
 Rebecca Kelk So excited, I’m going alone tho pls someone come with me lol 2000 Trees 2022 Feb 19, 2022