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Savatage/Metal Church/Armored Saint. That's a dream bill we'll never see in the States. Ah, well...two outta three ain't bad.

Don‘t talk about that. I got tickets for the 92 or 93 show of Sava in Berlin. I stupidly sold them in order to see something else the night before the show. A few months later Chris Oliva died…

Haha. The only FR I'm even tempted by is a Baby Floyd. I have no use for what an FR does. It's a solution to a problem I don't have.

Matthew Hughes

Shishkovs deserve special mention!

Everyone needs at least one Floyd.

Another one surfaced.

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I thought I saw Cheap Trick at JAXX there once or twice. A.I. says "no!" LOL Cheap Trick never actually performed a standard public concert at Jaxx in Springfield, Virginia. [1] While Jaxx was famous for hosting rock and metal legends—ranging from Ace Frehley and Steven Adler to White Lion—Cheap Trick consistently played much larger arenas and theaters when touring the Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia regions. [1]

@mrjamiam I honestly bought it from my friend to free up his cash flow and to be the main person he goes to for selling stuff. About 1/2 the stuff he sells me I like, and the other half has a Kahler, FR, or is for some other reason not my vibe. If you're interested hit me up.

Who's the lucky guy?

I'm still remembering Chris every time I hear, "Handful of Rain," or, "Dead Winter Dead." Sad his widow died several years ago too. So many people have died connected to this group and TSO.

U r right, Jon „joined“ the show via video, singing „Believe“… Impressive moment…

Big news! Wishing you all the best!

I met Duke from Metal Church about a year or two ago, he spotted my '89 Chap 5 bass and was excited to ask about it, he played Hamer quite a bit early on. I missed their music way back when, that was too bad, I think I would have been into them

Dibs! If it turns out not to be a keeper for you, of course. I've never had a Diablo.

Thank you, Ted!

Hang on to it for a while. You might be able to trade for something else down the line.

Nice! Looks in great shape!

That was cool. Hearing Frank drop into The Zombies' song, She's Not There, was unexpected.

Jon does not tour. Zak Stevens is the singer if you see Savatage. Unfortunately, Savatage is big in Europe, but not in North America. We are not going to get any Savatage shows. Armored Saint is always a great band to see.

A friend had a stereo rig. It was a fun experience standing in front of it hearing the spit.