I heard about this concert. Guess where I was? I was in Dublin Ireland 9/922 and again on 9/17/22, his first and last concerts there. He made the papers there every day, and seeing him in his prime and then seeing him just over a month ago....WOW. Man o Man. 81,000 IRISH and they stood the entire time, knew every word and every song. EVEN the songs he covered like Piano man and American pie...The shows were EPIC to say the least and taking my 18 year old daughter to see him there will be memories for a lifetime. Thank you Garth and Thank you IRELAND
Definitely the best video of Garthquake I’ve seen so far because you or whoever is videoing isn’t singing, so you can actually hear how loud the crowd is. Was one of the most memorable experiences ever. Being in that stadium with ALL of those songs from the 90s coming back to me word for word like it was yesterday….. and hearing everyone sing along too. It was just incredible! An experience that can’t be recreated. The crowd sang along to every song. Songs we haven’t heard in a loooong time. I didn’t expect it to be so magical. I’ll never forget it.
Oh my word that sounds amazing. It was also very loud in Cincinnati I saw him Nashville, Tn and thought we were loud but not compared to these two cities.
I was there. Incredible how a man as old as Garth is, and I'm not calling him old, crap I'm 43, but someone Garth's age to have just as much energy and showmanship as he did when he was in his 40s is just incredible. There were a couple of times that he bent down and grabbed his knees but c'mon, he's in his 60s and he's still putting on tours years at a time each show lasting 3-4 hours.
@@Only_1SexyCowBoy Mr. Brooks, I'll not only have your music played at my wedding (which is still getting started from ground zero, meaning I still have to find the woman) but it'll be the main music played at birthdays, graduations, barmitvahs, ( I'm not not sure if I spelled that right nor do I know anyone who's Jewish) family reunions, any kind of party or get together and 'The Dance' will be played at my funeral, and that's nothing morbid but respectful. Hope you don't mind.
@@Only_1SexyCowBoy Understandable sir. I'm not that skilled in this new technology. Not looking for sympathy or nothing but back in 1998, 4 months after your tour that you played at LSU (that was the one where you said that you talked to a boy backstage who said that his favorite song by you was SOTF and he'd like to hear it. You said that you hadn't planned on singing that song tonight but you'd see what you could do. You played that song just for that little boy.) That was also when you introduced Jimmy as your new fiddle player. It was funny that a fan held a sign up calling Jimmy 'tatorbritches'. Everyone, including you, found that on the funny side of amusing. I'm not expecting you to remember that, but it's something I will never forget. Oh yeah, when I said I wasn't looking for sympathy, I meant 4 months after that concert I was in an accident and basically died twice. I had machines keeping me alive I was in a coma for 4 days.
I saw Garth Brooks 30+ years ago when he used to do 3-4 hour gigs at Eskimo Joe’s in Stillwater, Oklahoma on the campus of OSU just him and his guitar. He’d play 4-5 cover songs of all genres then insert one of his own originals. He became world famous but never changed musically, always true to his roots. 🙏😊
102000 people singing all at once then chanting LSU LSU was epic!!!! It was my very 1st Garth concert and I couldn't have image the fun it was going to be!
I heard about this concert. Guess where I was? I was in Dublin Ireland 9/922 and again on 9/17/22, his first and last concerts there. He made the papers there every day, and seeing him in his prime and then seeing him just over a month ago....WOW. Man o Man. 81,000 IRISH and they stood the entire time, knew every word and every song. EVEN the songs he covered like Piano man and American pie...The shows were EPIC to say the least and taking my 18 year old daughter to see him there will be memories for a lifetime. Thank you Garth and Thank you IRELAND
Definitely the best video of Garthquake I’ve seen so far because you or whoever is videoing isn’t singing, so you can actually hear how loud the crowd is. Was one of the most memorable experiences ever. Being in that stadium with ALL of those songs from the 90s coming back to me word for word like it was yesterday….. and hearing everyone sing along too. It was just incredible! An experience that can’t be recreated. The crowd sang along to every song. Songs we haven’t heard in a loooong time. I didn’t expect it to be so magical. I’ll never forget it.
Oh my word that sounds amazing. It was also very loud in Cincinnati
I saw him Nashville, Tn and thought we were loud but not compared to these two cities.
I was there. Incredible how a man as old as Garth is, and I'm not calling him old, crap I'm 43, but someone Garth's age to have just as much energy and showmanship as he did when he was in his 40s is just incredible. There were a couple of times that he bent down and grabbed his knees but c'mon, he's in his 60s and he's still putting on tours years at a time each show lasting 3-4 hours.
Thanks for the love and support I hope you will continue to listen to my music 🎶
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Mr. Brooks, I'll not only have your music played at my wedding (which is still getting started from ground zero, meaning I still have to find the woman) but it'll be the main music played at birthdays, graduations, barmitvahs, ( I'm not not sure if I spelled that right nor do I know anyone who's Jewish) family reunions, any kind of party or get together and 'The Dance' will be played at my funeral, and that's nothing morbid but respectful. Hope you don't mind.
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I haven't had much good phone reception lately. I replied but maybe it didn't go through. I'll send it again.
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Understandable sir. I'm not that skilled in this new technology. Not looking for sympathy or nothing but back in 1998, 4 months after your tour that you played at LSU (that was the one where you said that you talked to a boy backstage who said that his favorite song by you was SOTF and he'd like to hear it. You said that you hadn't planned on singing that song tonight but you'd see what you could do. You played that song just for that little boy.)
That was also when you introduced Jimmy as your new fiddle player. It was funny that a fan held a sign up calling Jimmy 'tatorbritches'. Everyone, including you, found that on the funny side of amusing.
I'm not expecting you to remember that, but it's something I will never forget.
Oh yeah, when I said I wasn't looking for sympathy, I meant 4 months after that concert I was in an accident and basically died twice. I had machines keeping me alive I was in a coma for 4 days.
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Sorry Mr Brooks. Tried twice, no luck. Well I can't say 'no' luck. Got a bunch of bad luck. 👎
I saw Garth Brooks 30+ years ago when he used to do 3-4 hour gigs at Eskimo Joe’s in Stillwater, Oklahoma on the campus of OSU just him and his guitar.
He’d play 4-5 cover songs of all genres then insert one of his own originals.
He became world famous but never changed musically, always true to his roots. 🙏😊
Garth is amazing I love him
Would have loved to have been there!
102000 people singing all at once then chanting LSU LSU was epic!!!! It was my very 1st Garth concert and I couldn't have image the fun it was going to be!
LSU! LSU! LSU! LSU!
I was there
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Garth brooks sucks !!