October 17th

  Saw this incredible double bill of Testament and Annihilator on this date October 17th, 1989 n Edmonton at M.J.'s Roadhouse in Edmonton. Both these bands were touring for that I think are their best albums. Great show!

October 29th

 

 On October 29th, 1990 I saw this awesome triple bill of Judas Priest with openers Megadeth and Testament at Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton. Judas Priest were touring for their album Painkiller. And all these years later all three bands are still going strong.

23 Years Ago Today...October 29th

It was twenty-three years ago today that I saw Judas Priest with openers Megadeth and Testament play Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton. An amazing night of heavy metal!!!

And it was five years ago today that I saw Bob Dylan play Rexall Place in Edmonton.

24 Years Ago Today...October 17th

It was twenty-four years ago today that I saw Testament with opener Annihilator play MJ's Roadhouse Pub play in Edmonton.

Also on this day twenty-two years ago I saw Queensryche with Warrior Soul play Northlands Coliseum here in Edmonton.

And it was fourteen years ago today that I saw Weird Al Yankovic play the Shaw Conference Centre in Edmonton.

As well it was twelve years ago today that I saw the Supersuckers play New City Likwid Lounge here in Edmonton.

Looks like this has been an awesome day for shows here in Edmonton, as it was eight years ago today that I saw Tesla play Red's here.

Ticket Stub Of The Day Nov.10th (Judas Priest)

Today's ticket stub is from the excellent metal triple bill I saw in Edmonton at Northlands Coliseum in 1990 consisting of Judas Priest headlining with Megadeth and Testament opening. If your ears weren't ringing after this show you must have already been deaf. Judas Priest were touring for their Painkiller album. I don't recall who I went to this show with.

Concert Shirt Of The Day Sept.23rd (Testament)

Today's t-shirt is from the awesome double bill of Testament and Annihilator at MJ's Roadhouse in Edmonton in 1989. This was an unlikely place to see such a good thrash double bill, and the only show I ever saw at this venue. Testament were touring for what I think is their best album "Practice What You Preach".

My favorite memory of this show other then the music was coming into the venue and seeing my brother there pissed out of his mind, and he was only 16 years old at the time, not only that, but there he was sitting on the stage watching the show.

I'm not sure of all who went to this show other then Nerraw and I, but I am sure there were a few other buddies that came out to this one.

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