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A guest at Starland Ballroom, Sayreville on Sat, 17 May 2014
30th Anniversary of Stay Hungry! This was a great show and Dee gave credit to all of Jersey's SMF fans for making it all happen. It was great to hear songs off the album that haven't been played live in America! Rock-n-fn-Roll!!!
A guest at Starland Ballroom, Sayreville on Sat, 17 May 2014
Twisted Sister always puts on a good show and never lets me down. I get so into the songs and as I sing along I lose my voice since I can't sing. Dee has so much adrenaline he puts a lot of other front men to shame. Dee is so energetic and he's not like anyone else. I love Twisted Sister! I Wanna Rock!!!
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Most played countries
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1 US 304
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2 UK 30
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3 Canada 11
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4 Spain 6
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5 Sweden 6
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6 Brazil 5
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7 France 5
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8 Germany 5
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9 Belgium 4
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10 Bulgaria 3
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1 Island Park, US 38
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2 Piscataway, US 25
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3 Yorktown Heights, US 24
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4 Poughkeepsie, US 21
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5 Deer Park, US 16
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6 East Quogue, US 14
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7 Jamesburg, US 14
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8 New York, US 13
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9 London, UK 12
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10 Newburgh, US 7
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A guest 100% at HemisFair Arena, San Antonio on Thu, 26 Jul 1984
This was the first concert I attended and it was a SMF of a great show. Dee Snider gave the yuppies in the front row shit for sitting at the concert and called a fan up to the stage from the nosebleed section who was twirling his shirt. Total respect for Dee and the band.
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