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Being born and raised in indie/rock-city Kristiansand, attending concerts was inevitable for a music lover like myself. Some particularly memorable ones, mostly from the Quart Festival right where I live (www.quart.no):
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead (Quart Festival, 2002) Sound sucked, and I feel sorry for the guitarist, who had to stand with his ear next to the monitor for the entire gig. It still rocked big time though.
D' Angelo, Missin Linx, 3rd Bass and Dead Prez all putting a massive grin on my face while the summer in Kristiansand shows off its best sides. Then as night sets in, Leftfield go on to pummel 3000 indie rock heads with some of the fiercest subbasses I've felt in my life. What a day. (Quart Festival, 2001)
Travis (Oslo Spektrum, 2003) Music was just ok, but it was just one of those times where I felt better than ever.
Fatboy Slim (Quart Festival, 2001) Not a concert per se, but still deserves a mention. Norman Cook is probably the only DJ who will ever manage to have enough crossover appeal to headline a rock/indie gig, let alone pull several thousand people and make them go completely nuts. I will never forget Michael Jackson yelling "you know I'm baaad!" on top of Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat.
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