2010 update to my previous journals.
Part 1 (2006)
Part 2 (2008)
Part 3 (2009)

30. Kult (support: Coma, Strachy na lachy)
I never ever would have thought that this year’s Juwenalia would “force me” to attend a show with a lineup like that. True, I’ve always wanted to see Kult, but as far as the supporting bands go – no, not really, thanks. Clever as I am, I spent first couple of hours in “beer village”, drinking away what would have been a true nightmare sans the golden ambrosia. Anyway, when Kult’s turn arrived, I was as high spirited…

Another update to my previous journals.
Part 1 (2006)
Part 2 (2008)

21. Maj Party (IRA, Perfect) – Kraków, Poland 2008
It would have been a sin not to go to any concerts during Juwenalia. That’s why I ended up, totally spontaneously, on a series of concerts featuring Skangur, Alergen, IRA and Perfect headlined by German (allegedly) nu-metal band called H-Blockx. I came to the place of concert too late to hear Alergen (not that I regret it! The lateness was 100% purposeful) and I paid no attention to the second band – Skangur – as I…

To begin with, please note, that I have no technical knowledge or any musical talent whatsoever, so this journal is only based on my subjective feelings and opinions. The last 2-3 places might change tomorrow but I’m pretty sure of the order on the top of the list ;)

10. Ted Nugent
During first stage of his solo career he was mainly associated with memorable riffs (like in “Cat Scratch Fever”), but my personal favourite Ted Nugent era was the Damn Yankees period. I really enjoy all these melodic solos and harmonious tunes he performed with Tommy Shaw and Jack…

Update to my previous journal.
Anyone who is patient enough to read 1/10 of this babble, gets an official "THANKS"! Hehe :)

13. Bracia – 2006
Now, if you want to entertain yourself a little bit, jump around and simply have a good time, without any kind of musical elation, this band seems to be a wise choice. Balancing somewhere between rock, hard rock and soft metal their catalogue includes both extremely cheesy and kitschy songs as well as some pretty decent tunes. When it comes to a live performance, it mainly benefits from strong and characteristic vocals of Piotrek.…

In no particular order:

Kip Winger (Winger)
Kip is amazing. I've never heard him miss any single note live, his voice is just perfect. I'm a big Winger fan, and both their debut album and 'Pull' leave me awestruck. I'm listening to 'Spell I'm under' as I writhe this, and all I've got to say is: Wow! Pity I've never heard any of his solo albums, I guess I have to check them out.

Sebastian Bach (ex-Skid Row)
I've got mixed feelings here, but all in all I think he deserves to be called great. His…

Artists I've seen live (at least the ones I can remember):

1. Majka Jeżowska & Rudi Schuberth - circa 1993
LOL! The first concer I can actually remember. It was more of a festival for children to be exact, and as a 6-year-old I was immensly enjoying myself, singing along and taking part in various games. Oh well. :|

2. Maryla Rodowicz - circa 1995
Again: LOL! All I can remember from this concert is that the fireworks were great! ~:)

3. Budka Suflera - circa 1998
The first REAL concert in my life. I was always a huge fan…