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The Cure's "Curisa" Tour came to the Woodlands Pavilion on Sunday 8/15... Here are the bands that were there.... Auf Der Maur Cooper Temple Clause (from England) Head Automatica Interpol Mogwai Muse The Rapture and of course The Cure There were two stages going- the main stage and one they had set up in the Gold parking lot...didn't see any of these bands. They had the Gold lot fenced off so that the guests could go from stage to stage without having to worry about the 'no re-entry' rule. Cooper Temple was the first band on the main stage. I couldn't tell you who else played on the main stage as I have never heard of any of these bands except for the Cure. The show was okay, I think the Cure did the best job. I don't know many of their songs, but here are the ones I do: 'I will Always Love You', 'It's Friday, I'm in Love' and 'Boys Don't Cry'. I was not able to get a set list for this show. The music started at five and the Cure finished the show at 11pm. I saw some very interesting hairstyles!

Okay, for those of you who like Country music... Toby Keith was at the Woodlands Pavilion (TX) on friday 8/13....two opening acts Terri Clark and I can't remember the first one..... They dropped a big white sheet like screen down and then showed Toby and his dog driving around in his big Ford truck, like a mini movie....pulled it down and the show started.. Here is the set list 1. STEVE 2.COUNTRY COME TO TOWN 3. I'M JUST TALKIN' BOUT TONITE 4. WISKEY GIRL 5. SHOULD'VE BEEN A COWBOY 6. I WANNA TALK ABOUT ME 7. WHO'S YOUR DADDY 8. WHISKEY FOR MY MEN, BEER FOR MY HORSES 9. HOW DO YOU LIKE ME NOW 10. GOOD TO GO TO MEXICO 11. I LOVE THIS BAR 12. DRINKIN 13. WEED WITH WILLIE 14. NITES I CAN'T REMEMBER 15. MY LIST 16. LITTLE LESS TALK Band intro (Lil' Chuckie Dance) don't know what that was about! 17. AMERICAN SOLDIER 18. FAN FAIR/ ANGRY AMEERICAN (don't know if that was a typo or if it is spelt that way) ENCORE: FIRE DOWN BELOW When I got to work (around 5pmish) he was playing Basketball backstage by the busses with some of his crew....I worked on the floor so I got to see the whole thing whether I wanted to or not (I am not a fan of country music)

Let's see.... Friday...work...Toby Keith Saturday...work...Josh Groban (I think this might be a good show) we'll see Sunday....work...The Cure........all at the Woodlands Pavilion FUN FUN FUN!!!!

Don't like them, don't like them :P ........ But if you really like them you can keep them!!

:sick: I shall suffer for two days they are at the pavilion :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick: He may seem like a nice guy, alittle on the weird side, but I just can't stand his music or his singing voice!!!

That's just not healthy..... Why would anyone let themselves get that big?!

10 out of 14 I can be trusted with your dog...

To the GREATEST band on the planet.... The Moody Blues- the singles+ (a two cd set) 'Ride My See-Saw' at the moment.....

SORROW- Pink Floyd is another great rock intro..... I crank it everytime I hear it....

Actually Koop, the last time Sting was at the Woodlands Pavilion, I came early that day (can't remember when it was, a few years ago) he came in around 3ish and walked right by me and the other people I was working with and nodded hello to us. He didn't seem standoffish to me at all.....seemed like a really nice guy..... Sting wasn't like some of the stars that come through there.....they don't even look at you much less say hello...Wynonna was one of those "don't look at me" types. I even got a half smile and a wave and a nod out of Roger Waters I was too tongue tied to say hello to him.....I don't think it would have come out in English anyway!!! And Moonglow....get some taste!!!!!!!!!!! Dave Matthews....YUCK!!!! ;) :bigsmile:

There are too many good ones on that list.... Charlie Watts John Bonham Herman Rarebell (Scorpions) Tommy Aldridge (Whitesnake) and Don Powell from Slade are all my picks... There are alot more good drummers out there too.....

Queensryche is supposed to be coming to Houston, TX in October (on the 18th I think)...... I'm gonna see if I can work that one.... :electroguitar:

Wow!! I can draw too, but not like Pamela!! Great pictures :good job:

Oh my!! That is serious!! And sick :sick: !!!

Journey was pretty cool...the lead singer talked to me for awhile.... Steven Tyler kind of freaked me out a few years ago... I had come in early...when they showed up he stopped in front of me and introduced himself (like I didn't know who he was!), then went up to his room....came back down, looked at me and gave me a thumbs up and went to the stage. Came back and stopped again, by then there were a few more people backstage, including three of my supervisors, he then said that he wanted a picture with me (I thought, COOL!!), their sound guy was coming from catering and Steven asked him to pose with me (he said that we looked like brother and sister). Someone handed Steven a digital camera and he took our picture. The only thing the sound guy and I had in common was the blonde hair and blue eyes...... and he was well over six feet tall!!

Even though I love Roger Waters , this album had to grow on me... I like it now though. My favorite song is (5:06 am) Every Strangers Eyes....

I like the song 'Take Me Out' and the video is pretty neat too....

Way to go Eric!! :good job:

I always thought that Tom Baker was the best Doctor. I used to watch "Doctor Who" with my father all the time when I was younger....

8 out of 10.....I missed one that I should have know!! Whitesnake, Firehouse, Cinderella, Tesla, Def Leppard, Ratt and White Lion were some of my favorites in the 80s....

A friend and I drove up to see this tour at NEXT STAGE in Grand Prairie, TX. It was well worth the four hour drive!! I have seen two other of Ringo's All Star Bands, the first had his son Zak on drums. I will have to get this DVD, I have the cd "Ringo Rama", bought it at the show, it came with a dvd of Ringo and his band recording in the studio.

Why oh why did I say I would come in?!!!!!!!!!! ........ I worked the Judas Preist with Slayer show at the Woodlands Pavilion, TX on 8/8... Slayer I didn't care too much for....I don't know any of their songs and they were LOUD, very loud!! And they are alittle too heavy for me. Judas Preist was okay......there were a few songs I did not know.... They did do "Breaking the Law" and "You got Another Thing Coming" and "Hell Bent for Leather"..... This was my first time to see Judas Preist and I thought they did a good job....at least with them you could understand the words!! I was suppesed to have the day off, but I got called in and I said I could come in...Well I'll never do that again!! I really don't like dealing with drunks at concerts. Although sometimes they are funny to watch...the ones that are really,really drunk.....

We were told that he didn't want to see any of our staff in the halls.....we had to hide, yet we were supposed to watch for passes too. (I work for a company that dose security for the Toyota Center in Houston, TX) You know how your ticket says a time for the show to start? Well Prince likes to go on when HE wants to. On friday (8/6) he went on around 8:30 and on saturday (8/7) he didn't go on until ten til nine!!!!

Don't know......didn't get to see much.....heard more than I saw.. I did get to see a little bit of friday's show (8/6) when I got to walk around some... I worked backstage for both shows......he walked by me a few times on friday, but we weren't supposed to look at him (he is short, I'm about 5'5" and he is about an inch or so shorter) I heard most of friday's show.....he did a slowed down version of "Little Red Corvette" , the part I did see he was doing an acoustic set by himself. The older songs that he did, they put a different spin on them. It sounded pretty good. On saturday (8/7) I was stuck in a hallway in "no man's land" so I didn't get to hear or see much. I spent the day watching the tv where I was.....

Friday and Saturday....working (worked) both Prince shows Sunday.....SLEEPING!! :I value your imput: :I value your imput: