Concert for Va. Tech
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Re: Concert for Va. Tech
Stacey (FruitCakeDawg) is working security there tonight!Marnin Grita Guy wrote:http://www.wdbj7.com/Global/Link.asp?L=265142
ANYBODY GOING TONIGHT?
I will check the cam out.
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My son may be going....but how would I know....I'm just his mother. 
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I do not think they have ever allowed a concert in the stadium.phjrsaunt wrote:I didn't even know about it, to be honest. Sounds like it will be a good opportunity for the Tech community to bond and generate positive energy.
Have they ever HAD a concert at Lane Stadium before?
I knew Phil's father. He had a band many moons ago.
Phil Vassar and the Lancers. They played at some sock-hops that I went
to when I was 5-6.
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Re: Concert for Va. Tech
pbans wrote:Stacey (FruitCakeDawg) is working security there tonight!Marnin Grita Guy wrote:http://www.wdbj7.com/Global/Link.asp?L=265142
ANYBODY GOING TONIGHT?
I will check the cam out.
Yes she is! What a great opportunity! and a great thing for the musicians to do! I hope all of the studens and families enjoy themselves! The deserve it!
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Brown Eyed Girl wrote:Hmmm, pretty hard to pick out Stacey in that pic up there...even with her Security shirt on.![]()
I ordered my Hokie memorial shirt today....we love dem Hokies.
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We could have made it a little SECURITY shirt.flipflopgirl wrote:Brown Eyed Girl wrote:Hmmm, pretty hard to pick out Stacey in that pic up there...even with her Security shirt on.![]()
I ordered my Hokie memorial shirt today....we love dem Hokies.![]()
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Great cause-- not bad ticket prices--- but 65 bucks is TOO MUCH for only a fricking 20 minute set by Phil Vasser.
Mayer's set may be worth it if they promise that he will not sing-- he is a hell of a guitar player.
And well Dave Matthews---- I won't even get into it because I know some people on this board worship the ground he walks on.
Mayer's set may be worth it if they promise that he will not sing-- he is a hell of a guitar player.
And well Dave Matthews---- I won't even get into it because I know some people on this board worship the ground he walks on.

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It was $65 bucks for the public, which helped subsidize the tickets for the VT community. It may seem like a lot of money for short sets, but it's a small price to pay to help heal the VT spirit, IMHO. I would have gone if I was remotely close to the area.Big Jimmy wrote:Great cause-- not bad ticket prices--- but 65 bucks is TOO MUCH for only a fricking 20 minute set by Phil Vasser.
Mayer's set may be worth it if they promise that he will not sing-- he is a hell of a guitar player.
And well Dave Matthews---- I won't even get into it because I know some people on this board worship the ground he walks on.

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Brown Eyed Girl wrote:It was $65 bucks for the public, which helped subsidize the tickets for the VT community. It may seem like a lot of money for short sets, but it's a small price to pay to help heal the VT spirit, IMHO. I would have gone if I was remotely close to the area.Big Jimmy wrote:Great cause-- not bad ticket prices--- but 65 bucks is TOO MUCH for only a fricking 20 minute set by Phil Vasser.
Mayer's set may be worth it if they promise that he will not sing-- he is a hell of a guitar player.
And well Dave Matthews---- I won't even get into it because I know some people on this board worship the ground he walks on.
I know its a very fair price.... but like I said--- DMB is involved---so....

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It WAS the first concert ever at Lane Stadium. Here's a review from the Richmond Times-Dispatch:
http://www.timesdispatch.com/cva/ric/en ... -0278.html
http://www.timesdispatch.com/cva/ric/en ... -0278.html
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A little late
but here are some pics from the show. What an awesome evening it was! Not the greatest pics...but I wasn't supposed to even have a camera since I was working
Had to fire off the shots fast.
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welc ... nkid=link3
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welc ... nkid=link3
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Phil Sr. was a piece of work! I played drums in the Lancers for several years. Those were the days!Marnin Grita Guy wrote: I knew Phil's father. He had a band many moons ago.
Phil Vassar and the Lancers. They played at some sock-hops that I went
Found the bass drum head in the attic ... a bit wrinkled with age (like me). Sure brings back some memories.




