Throwback Concert: KISS at Mohegan Sun Arena 2009

Throwback Concert: KISS at Mohegan Sun Arena 2009

99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 2009!

That year PLR welcomed KISS to Mohegan Sun Arena. KISS hit the road for their “Alive 35” World Tour to celebrate the band’s 35th anniversary. They were also promoting their nineteenth studio album “Sonic Boom,” which was released that same year and featured the opening single Modern Day Delilah.

Today we look back the show…

 

KISS

Tour: Alive 35

Special Guest: Buckcherry

Saturday October 3, 2009

Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut

Ticket Prices: $95 and $75

Band Lineup: Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer

Setlist*

  1. King of the Night Time World
  2. Deuce
  3. Got To Chose
  4. Mondern Day Delilah
  5. Hotter Than Hell
  6. I Stole Your Love
  7. C’mon and Love Me
  8. Parasite
  9. Guitar Solo
  10. she
  11. Watchin’ You
  12. 100,000 Years
  13. Drum Solo
  14. Bass Solo
  15. I Love It Loud
  16. Black Diamond
  17. Rocka nd Roll All Nite
  18. Shout It Out Loud (encore)
  19. Lick It Up (encore)
  20. Let Me Go, Rock ‘n’ Roll (encore)
  21. Love Gun (encore)
  22. Detroit Rock City (encore)

*source: setlist.fm

 

Check out these clips of KISS performing at Mohegan Sun

 

PODCAST – Tuesday, February 16: “Storm” Recap; Tom Brady’s Drunken Trophy Toss; Gorilla Glue Copycat

PODCAST – Tuesday, February 16: “Storm” Recap; Tom Brady’s Drunken Trophy Toss; Gorilla Glue Copycat

Recap on the “wallop” of a storm during the overnight (thankfully not as bad as predicted!) and the food you get in jail. Multiple Tribe members called in about bologna sandwiches and a mysterious “orange drink,” but some places offer fast food options. (0:00)

President Joe Biden had a message for the country for President’s Day. (14:44)

Tom Brady went viral for drunkenly tossing the Vince Lombardi trophy from his boat to another, during the Buccaneers Super Bowl victory parade. The daughter of the silversmith that originally designed the trophy wants an apology. (20:34)

A follow-up to the Lombardi trophy lady in Dumb Ass News, who admitted to not watching football, and is only interested in the trophy presentation after the game. (29:43)

There is a Gorilla Glue copy-cat! After a woman used Gorilla Glue on her hair (DO NOT do that) and went viral, she spawned a series of copy-cats, including a woman who needed to go to the hospital immediately. (36:39)

Alex Alfaro called in with a plea for help, looking for a bone marrow donor for his step-daughter Madi. (43:25)

Image Credit: REUTERS/Jonathan Dyer-USA TODAY Sports

Throwback Concert: Tesla at Toad’s Place 2009

Throwback Concert: Tesla at Toad’s Place 2009

99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 2009!

That year PLR welcomed Tesla to Toad’s Place. Tesla hit the road in support of its sixth studio album, “Forever More,” and were back in New Haven for the first time in over a decade.

Today we look back at that show…

 

Tesla

Tour: Forever More Tour

Tuesday April 28, 2009

Toad’s Place in New Haven, Connecticut

Band Lineup: Jeff Keith, Frank Hannon, Brian Wheat, Troy Luccketta, Dave Rude

Setlist*

  1. Forever More
  2. I Wanna Live
  3. Modern Day Cowboy
  4. Breakin’ Free
  5. Hang Tough
  6. Mama’s Fool
  7. Heaven’s Trail (No Way Out)
  8. Call It What You Want
  9. Song & Emotion
  10. Summer’s Day
  11. Love Song
  12. Fallin’ Apart
  13. What You Give
  14. Signs (Fire Man Electrical Band cover)
  15. Edison’s Medicine (Man Out of Time)
  16. Cumin’ Atcha Live
  17. Into The Now (encore)

*source: setlist.fm

 

Check out these past live performances….

99.1 PLR McDermott Chevrolet & Lexus This Year in PLR History: 2009

99.1 PLR McDermott Chevrolet & Lexus This Year in PLR History: 2009

PLR is 50! All of 2021, we are celebrating our 50th Anniversary. Check out the PLR archives here and check out some of the station’s great history.

Listen daily at 11am, 1pm, 5pm and 9pm as we highlight some of the great music from all 50 years. This week is 2009.

Every day, we will dip into a year that brought us some of the greatest albums of all time, some interesting items in the news and amazing moments in film and TV.

PODCAST – Friday, February 12: Why A Kid Ate 50 Magnets; Name A Rat After Your Ex; Valentine’s Day Tips

PODCAST – Friday, February 12: Why A Kid Ate 50 Magnets; Name A Rat After Your Ex; Valentine’s Day Tips

Dumb Ass News – A kid swallowed 50 magnets, and apparently it was all in the name of science. (0:00)

Brian was on the phone to explain the Valentine’s Day special this Connecticut company is offering, naming a rat after an ex and then feeding it to a hungry gator. (8:03)

Matthew McConaughey called in some fun facts, and distracted Ashley with his voice. (14:43)

A company has developed a way to print your own steak, without killing a single cow. (17:29)

Boss Keith Top 5 was his advice for a better “stay at home” Valentine’s Day, but even he didn’t sound too convinced by his advice. (32:08)

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Throwback Concert: Ramones at Toad’s Place 1989

Throwback Concert: Ramones at Toad’s Place 1989

99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 1989!

Which band played the most shows at Toad’s Place? We’re not exactly sure, but we’re pretty sure The Ramones is right up there! From 1977 to 1996 The Ramones played roughly 23 shows at Toad’s. Some years they played there place more than once. For example, in 1991 they played Toad’s in three times. In the 80’s it was common to see the Ramones twice a year: both in the winter and in the summer.

1989 was one of those years the Ramone’s played twice to Toad’s. The latter show in December turned out to be a historic show for the Ramones. It was the United States concert debut of C.J. Ramone, who replaced original member Dee Dee Ramone in the band. The Ramones came to New Haven in December ’89 to support their eleventh studio album, “Brain Drain,” which they had released that March.

Today we look back at that show….

 

Ramones

Tour: Brian Drain

Tuesday December 12, 1989

Toad’s Place – New Haven, Connecticut

Band Lineup: Joey Ramone, Johnny Ramone, C.J. Ramone, Marky Ramone

Setlist*

  1. Durango 95
  2. Teenage Lobotomy
  3. Psycho Therapy
  4. Blitzkrieg Bop
  5. Do You Remember Rock ‘n’ Roll Radio?
  6. I Believe In Miracles
  7. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
  8. Rock ‘n’ Roll High School
  9. I Wanna Be Sedated
  10. Beat on the Brat
  11. I Wanna Live
  12. My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes To Bitburg)
  13. Go Mental
  14. Sheena Is a Punk rocker
  15. Rockaway Beach
  16. Pet Sematary
  17. Don’t Bust My Chops
  18. She’s The One
  19. Mama’s Boy
  20. Animal Boy
  21. Wart Hog
  22. Surfin’ bird (The Trashmen cover)
  23. Cretin Hop
  24. I Don’t Wanna Walk Around With You
  25. Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
  26. Pinhead
  27. Chinese Rocks (The Heartbreakers cover) – Encore 1
  28. Somebody Put Something In My Drink – Encore 1
  29. California Sun (Joe Jones cover) – Encore 1
  30. Merry Christmas (I Don’t Want To Fight Tonight) – Encore 2
  31. Palisades Park (Freddy Cannon cover) – Encore 2
  32. We’re A Happy Family – Encore 2

*source: setlist.fm

 

Check out the live audio of the Ramones at Toad’s

 

More Ramones live performances in Connecticut

50 Years, 50 Albums 1989: Mötley Crüe ‘Dr. Feelgood’

50 Years, 50 Albums 1989: Mötley Crüe ‘Dr. Feelgood’

The Crüe hit the scene in 1981 Los Angeles and really kicked off the Heavy Hair Metal genre with their first four albums. It wasn’t until 1989’s Dr. Feelgood that launched them into the stratosphere. At this point the band was getting sober which certainly made legendary producer Bob Rock’s job a lot easier. (Watch the Mötley Crüe film “The Dirt”). It was their biggest album to date with over 6 million copies sold and five videos made. The band attributes the success of this album due to their quest for sobriety. It worked!

Learn more about the album:

10 Facts You May Not Have Known About Motley Crue’s Dr. Feelgood

The story behind Mötley Crüe’s Dr. Feelgood album artwork

30 Years On, Mötley Crüe Talk ‘Insane!’ Journey To 1989’s Landmark LP Dr. Feelgood

Essential video:

Listen to the album:

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