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Revision as of 07:37, 30 March 2012 (view source) Donny (talk \| contribs) (New page: '''Science, Math, History, Theology. Philosophy, Psychology, English and Biology''' ...it was a looong day. Once the "last show chaos" settled down in West Palm Beach, there was basically...)		Latest revision as of 20:56, 11 April 2012 (view source) Donny (talk \| contribs) mNo edit summary
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	...it was a looong day. Once the "last show chaos" settled down in West Palm Beach, there was basically time for a breif catnap on the bus before rolling up to the Miami airport at 5 AM. We got on a 777 bound for Los Angeles. I managed to catch some zzz's on the plane but not everyone was so lucky. 5 hours later we were in LA, heading to Long Beach for the Concert for Artists Rights that was going down, with The Offspring and No Doubt. One whirlwind of technical delays, soundchecks and whatnot later, the show was on! Weezer started off, playing a 45 min set that rocked it for the weez faithful who were in the front doing their part to show the way to any potential non-believers in the diverse crowd. If weezer kicked the door in, The Offspring jackhammered it to pieces and No Doubt melted what was left. Great show...now its nap time!		...it was a looong day. Once the "last show chaos" settled down in West Palm Beach, there was basically time for a breif catnap on the bus before rolling up to the Miami airport at 5 AM. We got on a 777 bound for Los Angeles. I managed to catch some zzz's on the plane but not everyone was so lucky. 5 hours later we were in LA, heading to Long Beach for the Concert for Artists Rights that was going down, with The Offspring and No Doubt. One whirlwind of technical delays, soundchecks and whatnot later, the show was on! Weezer started off, playing a 45 min set that rocked it for the weez faithful who were in the front doing their part to show the way to any potential non-believers in the diverse crowd. If weezer kicked the door in, The Offspring jackhammered it to pieces and No Doubt melted what was left. Great show...now its nap time!