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“My highest score on the Wii Bowling is probably like 220.” David Cook

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[On playing guitar] “It took a long time though I’d say at least a year before you could…really start to know what you’re doing… I started to play Zeppelin and Pink Floyd… Definitely unsuccessfully but I tried.”  Jason Reeves

“I think that finally for the first time in my life I opened up a door that I was afraid to open up lyrically about the way I felt about a lot of things.” Brent Smith

“Unfortunately, I’ve had an old band member really try to take advantage of that situation… let me use this platform and say I really hope that people stop giving him a reason to keep doing it.” David Cook

“I guess back when we got paid fifty dollars [to perform at O’Malley’s in Chicago] and they gave us a case of beer. And the promoter afterwards called and told our tour manager that… we weren’t worth a case of beer… and the fifty bucks… Now we’re here.” Mark King and Blower

C.J. Snare has a shorter style haircut than the below the shoulder "hippy style" that your girlfriend's or fiancé’s parents would be scared to have sitting in their family room.

The moment the drums were being smashed and the first lyric had been sung “I took a walk around the world” on “Kryptonite,” the myth was busted and Brad was indeed behind the drums. When the song concluded, 3 Doors Down received the largest ovation of the evening.

What a novel concept, purchase the album and you get a meet and greet with Hoobastank.

Last evening, two superstar vocalists in Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher shared the spotlight as they exchanged their talents behind the microphone.

Some of Liam’s microphone talents occurred on songs like “Rock ‘n’ Roll Star,” “Lyla,” “The Shock of the Lightning,” “To Be Where There’s Life,” “Champagne Supernova” and “I am the Walrus.”

Noel’s memorable microphone talents occurred while playing his acoustic guitar on “I’m Outta Time,” “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look Back In Anger” and “Falling Down.”

Imagine the illusion of a lawless nation where it is so chaotic that you feel like disrespecting someone by throwing something at him or almost violently beating the crap out of one another.

The Smashing Pumpkins revelled this evening as they opened with “Tonight, Tonight.” When Billy Corgan sang the verse “believe in me as I believe in you,” was he trying to send a subliminal message? Maybe?

The evening did not take very long for Ricky Wilson’s signature move. In fact, two songs into Kaiser Chiefs’ performance, Ricky stood on a KC’s mob table approximately thirty feet from the stage. The KC mob quickly erupted and sang along with Ricky on “Everything is Average Nowadays.”

Chris Carrabba was even multi-talented as he entertained the audience between playing electrically, then acoustically and finally on the piano.

Early in the evening, Alanis Morissette started swinging her hair around as she sang “Uninvited.” As she swung her hair in a circular motion it was like a windmill spinning around providing electricity to an eco-friendly household.