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    Def Leppard to include NZ in tour

    British rock band Def Leppard have announced they will play a single New Zealand show in November.

    Def Leppard will perform at Auckland's Vector Arena on November 14, supported by Australian act The Galvatrons.
    Great shit...This is one Redneck that will be going to what should be a fantastic concert!

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4593786a4500.html


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    Judas Priest and Def Leppard..

    Went to Smashing Pumpkins earlier this year and Iron Maiden the year before.

    Turning out to be a good period for rock concerts..
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    The drummer from Def Leppard's only got one arm.


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    FanTAZtic news. I went to see them in the early 90's when they came here and they were Brilliant. Will look into going to this one too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nagash View Post
    Judas Priest and Def Leppard..

    Went to Smashing Pumpkins earlier this year and Iron Maiden the year before.

    Turning out to be a good period for rock concerts..
    iron maiden in nz???
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nagash View Post
    Judas Priest
    no real interest in priest but with Sepultura one of the acts opening for them

    i am keen to go and see them, was one of my favorites back in the day

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    Meh. Whats Sepultura without the Cavalera brothers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Meh. Whats Sepultura without the Cavalera brothers?
    Just another band.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Meh. Whats Sepultura without the Cavalera brothers?
    they back together.

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    Might have go see Joe Elliot and the boys.
    Had an LP of theres years ago (yes long before CD's)...'High and Dry'
    'Bringing on the Heartache' was a hit of the album...thats when I first heard that great harmonizing shit they do.
    And the drummer had two arms back then..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    they back together.
    But not as Sepultura. They started "The Cavalera Conspiracy".

    Sepultura now contains no original members. Besides, everything after Roots wasn't shit-hot anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    But not as Sepultura. They started "The Cavalera Conspiracy".

    Sepultura now contains no original members. Besides, everything after Roots wasn't shit-hot anyway.
    sorry you are correct, i read the article wrong


    "Meanwhile, as predicted by last week when we reviewed Judas Priest's latest album Nostradamus, the leather-clad British metal gods play Vector on September 7. Supporting them are Cavalera Conspiracy, a band reuniting brothers Max and Igor Cavalera who founded Brazilian metal band Sepultura.

    They split in 1996 with Max leaving to form Soulfly and Igor carrying on with Sepultura. Now, they're back together."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Sepultura now contains no original members. Besides, everything after Roots wasn't shit-hot anyway.
    I can proudly say I have no Sepultura after roots.

    I just looked at the price of Judas Priest tickets and nearly had a corony thou.

    $149 for the mosh pit!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    Might have go see Joe Elliot and the boys.
    Had an LP of theres years ago (yes long before CD's)...'High and Dry'
    'Bringing on the Heartache' was a hit of the album...thats when I first heard that great harmonizing shit they do.
    And the drummer had two arms back then..
    Lol nice, I had 'On through the night' 'High and Dry' 'Pyromania' and 'Hysteria' all on cassette (cos i couldn't fit record player in car) , they all got nicked as most of my tapes did
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