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Poison
Post-Gazette Pavilion
Burgettstown, PA
7/29/2002

 
 
Poison returned to a heroes welcome for the 2002 Edition of the Glam Slam Metal Jam tour in Pittsburgh.  Thanks to a much stronger supporting lineup this year, the crowd swelled to over 17000 screaming fans by the time the lights went down.  As customary, Poison exploded onto stage with their 1986 anthem “Look What The Cat Dragged In” from their same-titled debut release. 

Although Poison is supporting their new CD “Hollyweird”, they only played 2 songs from the disc.  Bret dedicated their cover of  The Who’s “Squeeze Box” to bassist John Entwhistle, who had passed away during the week.  The second track from "Hollyweird" had a definite Samantha 7 feel as C.C. DeVille sang on “Emperors New Clothes”.  As in previous years, the transient DeVille was once again adopted by the people of Pittsburgh…or at least Burgettstown, PA.  

No Poison show would be complete without the hits, and they were aplenty.  The swagger of “Unskinny Bop” had the hips shaking and “Something To Believe In” and “Every Rose Has Its Thorn” had the arms swaying in an incredible sea of lighters dotting the crowd in unison.   “I Want Action” and “Talk Dirty To Me” sent the crowd into a metal salute waving frenzy.

During a mid-set break, Bret introduced a special guest.  The surprise visitor was NASCAR driver and former Daytona 500 winner Derrike Cope who on July 28th will attempt to qualify the #37 Poison Ford in the Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway. 


Poison NASCAR Model
(Picture from http://www.derrikecope.com )

Closers “Rock And Roll All Nite” and “Nothin But A Good Time” sent the crowd home worn out but happy.  Bret asked us all if we’d have Poison back again next year…as if we would say no to this good time!  Poison has wisely kept their stage show big and their image and aura even bigger.  Having never dipped back into the club circuit when times were lean in the mid 90’s, Poison has been able to remain a larger than life juggernaut that shows no signs of letting up.  Visit Poison's webpage at: http://www.poisonweb.com.

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