Bush Everything Zen (live at 120 studio) on 120 with Lewis Largent (1995.07.02)

Bush Everything Zen (live at 120 studio) on 120 with Lewis Largent (1995.07.02) Gavin Rossdale
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I was then, and still am, on the fence about this band.
They don't suck, but they aren't great to me either. This first LP is pretty decent, after that, they got real hit or miss to me.
I saw them live several times in the 90s, twice here in my hometown, once in a bar, and again in summer of 1999, something happened with one of the band members, father passed away? Something like that. So, this was actually kind of cool of them, they simply switched places with the opening acts, there were 2, I forget who, and played first so the band member could head back to the UK. Best I can recall, the place pretty much emptied out after Bush played, and the 2 opening acts were left to play to practically no one. Setlist FM says the opening acts on the tour were Jerry Cantrell and Candlebox. Maybe I recall Candlebox being here,but I would have hung around for Jerry Cantrell, so he must not have played the date here or something. Or maybe he did, and I saw him and I am just getting old and cant recall !!!
I saw them with No Doubt once too, circa 1996.
I should note all 3 times I saw Bush, they were a good live band.