Concert Mania
from Jill Urchak Hosted by JILL Urchak
Grab your mullet and spandex and hang with my partner in crime, Neil Fiorito, and myself as we laugh about all the concerts we've seen. Great memories are shared as we remember the good, the bad, and the UGLY! Walk down memory lane as we travel through time and discuss great music, great(and not-so-great concerts), and notable concert moments.
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