1999 Daily Life and Impacts in Panther and Rainbow Part 2

This is a hectic year. i started the year by directing Ms. Lee to use my $300 million in profits from this year to sponsor the development of the city's essential priorities. We supported further development of Fair Park, the Trinity River project (excluding the parkway, but focused on the Audubon Center and Parks/sports), parks/sports in the southern part of the city, and a significant campaign for more sidewalks and trails to be shared with DART and the city.

There is an almost obscene number of beautiful girls i was friends with during this time. i was intending to beat the other guys in the race to create the original single mothers, enticing the girls i cared for into no-strings sex and pulling all the closeted lesbian friends into either playing with my partners or bearing my seed. In this parallel world, i was at the age where it was legal to be with younger and older girls of any age. Still, like all previous years, i continue to abide by the 3 years younger limit (as opposed to the 2 years in real life) established by my request to my goddess. This won't limit me from inviting known future partners to play with my current partners while we wait for them to be of legal age for me.

To lower competition for the attractive girls, i also forwarded the information of the male teachers who were later busted for sexual relations with the students. i couldn't be bothered to discourage the female teachers from their mostly lesbian inclinations or being a slut for the boys. i don't think we had any of the female teachers who try to trick boys into relationships like the latter situation.

In the previous year, i started jamming with a Hispanic guy named Nathan, who played bass guitar and wanted to start a band. In my previous life, he wanted me to be a vocalist, but in this life, i had been taking drum and guitar lessons during the dull summer months. i was still trying to break my tendency to sound like a less creative version of Band Maid's drummer or a knockoff of Deftones, Incubus, or Alice in Chains guitarists. This led to me stealing some of North Dallas's drum teachers for jazz band, graduates of college drum lines to teach our drummers, and some metal drummers for me personally. This led to more people wanting me to play drums for them or me backing down to rhythm guitar when another drummer was available instead of guitarists.

During this time, i ordered an Ibanez Talman (semi-hollow electric guitar) and Roland Cube amplifier, like i had in my original life, to go along with my Fender Telecaster. For drum sets, i had a Tama Starclassic Maple set with both Paiste and Sabian cymbal sets to switch between instead of my original Tama Swingster and the cheapest Paiste cymbal set.

Eventually, we jammed with a black Hendrix-style guitar player named Brayden, a white nu-metal guitarist named Matthew K., or me playing some mellow-sounding alternative guitar parts when we played with Jose. Jose is another drummer who is better at playing drums than i originally was. He preferred playing paying gigs in a Tejano band instead of playing original music. We had to settle for rappers for vocalists since few people sang rock/metal in that location.

The practices didn't go anywhere, but when we played instruments at the house by the school, others would hear and invite me to jam. This included a guitarist and future meth addict that i was actively trying to avoid, named Kai. This prompted me to rebuff his suggestions in the most hostile way. i told him that the only worth he had was to "become a male prostitute and to go ahead and quit school now to become that. At least then he wouldn't damage as many people."

i took German as my required 2nd language class. i chose it because i don't like the sound of the more common/useful Spanish language, and supposedly my family mostly came from Germany sometime in the 1800s. During my German classes, i was assigned a seat in front of a homo-flexible guy friend named Roman. In this life, i was determined to tease him a bit more sexually for fun, knowing that he understood my flirty tendencies in my previous life. 

For concerts i went to this year, on January 24th, i saw Black Sabbath, Incubus, and Pantera at Reunion Arena. 

On March 3rd, i went to The Rock Is Dead Tour featuring KoRn, Videodrone, and Rob Zombie at Reunion Arena.

Then, on March 17th, i took my pop and punk friend i met online to Garbage and Alanis Morissette at Reunion Arena. This made her introduce me to her friend, whom i originally dated for a short time later in the next year.

On March 24th, i commissioned the first semi-private performance so my friend Roman could see his favorite band, Marilyn Manson, and i flew in Jack Off Jill so i could see them this year.

Then, on June 6th, i brought my original ex-girlfriend, Emilia, to see one of our favorite bands together, Silverchair, along with local band Jibe at Deep Ellum Live.

On June 26th, i went to see Videodrone and Orgy at the Arcadia Theater.

Then on July 9th, i saw The Toadies at West End Marketplace.

On July 13th, i went to Ozzfest 1999 featuring Black Sabbath, System of a Down, Slipknot, Deftones, Godsmack, (hed) p.e., Rob Zombie, Slayer, Primus, Fear Factory, Apt. 26, Drain STH, Static-X at the Starplex Amphitheater.

On July 21st, i had an issue with Lilith Fair since i only cared about 3 groups, so i got my companies, AllTickets, and SecureAll, to negotiate with the festival to book semi-private performances for me to see Teagan and Sara, the Dixie Chicks, and Mýa. i brought my older sister along for this performance since she was a big fan of the Dixie Chicks (which rubbed off on me a little bit).

When Woodstock finally came, we had addressed most of the issues. First, we delayed the concert by another week for better weather and access to more bands. We addressed the vendor prices by hiring vendors to sell at our low prices for food and water, mid prices for band merchandise, and high prices for the now-legalized drugs and alcohol. To compensate for our controlling prices, we shared the profits at a per-person rate for all counted staff at the venue. We made the other organizers read our produced statements for the event to prevent their disconnect from destroying the attendees' mood. We intentionally allowed ticket sales to be recorded correctly and paid the location from our profits. We also lowered the rates daily to let people who can't afford the whole event pay for however many days they can afford to attend.

For most of the other issues, we brought in our security staff. We supplemented them with local off-duty cops to expedite the criminal charges on the various types of assault. Next, we installed much more built-in trash cans, toilets, and showers. Finally, we enforced our cleaning contracts directly under threat of not only not paying for services rendered but also suing for breach of contract if they did not live up to the agreements. To make up for our restriction, we requested to overstaff the positions to allow their employees to schedule their enjoyment of the concert. To make the concert the most enjoyable for me, i rearranged the set lists so that most of the bands i wanted to see would be on the West Stage, with most of the bands being ordered according to my ranking. The other stages were mostly things i'm not into or don't know enough to care about ranking. For food and drinks and bathroom breaks, i used my security passes to go to the cafeterias and bathrooms i set up for the bands behind the stage. i won't deny dipping my dick in many girls publicly and backstage at the event. i made sure to watch them take the placebos with the water, alcohol, and/or drugs that they wanted. i may still end up with a few kids from girls who pretended to take the pills but didn't trust me enough to take them.

July 29th (Thursday) (pre-show)

West Stage

1 Frostbit Blue, 2 Little Big Jam, 3 Djoliba, 4 Rattlebasket, 5 Flipp, 6 Vertical Horizon, 7 G. Love & Special Sauce, 8 Bernie Worrell and the Woo Warriors

July 30th (Friday)

West Stage

1 Willie Nelson, 2 Our Lady Peace, 3 Everclear, 4 Collective Soul, 5 Creed, featuring Robby Krieger, 6 Sheryl Crow, 7 Jewel, 8 Live, 9 Alanis Morissette

July 31st (Saturday)

West Stage

1 The Offspring, 2 Muse, 3 Bush, 4 Megadeth, 5 Deftones, 6 Red Hot Chili Peppers, 7 Everlast, 8 Kid Rock, 9 Ice Cube

August 1st (Sunday)

West Stage

1 Sevendust, 2 Rob Zombie, 3 Godsmack, 4 System of a Down, 5 Metallica, 6 Rage Against the Machine, 7 Limp Bizkit, 8 KoRn, 9 Slipknot

July 29th (Thursday) (pre-show)

East Stage

1 K.J. James, 2 Gridley Paige, 3 Red Herring, 4 In Bloom, 5 3rd Bass, 6 Strangefolk, 7 The String Cheese Incident, 8 George Clinton & the P-Funk All-Stars

July 30th (Friday)

East Stage

1 Oleander, 2 Bruce Hornsby, 3 The Umbilical Brothers, 4 moe., 5 Lit, 6 Buckcherry, 7 The Roots, 8 Insane Clown Posse

July 31st (Saturday)

East Stage

1 Guster, 2 Mickey Hart/Planet Drum, 3 Los Lobos, 4 Spitfire, 5 Mike Ness, 6 Static-X, 7 The Chemical Brothers, 8 Wyclef Jean with the Refugee Allstars, 9 DMX

August 1st (Sunday)

East Stage

1 G. Love & Special Sauce, 2 Jamiroquai, 3 Rusted Root, 4 The Tragically Hip, 5 Counting Crows, 6 Dave Matthews Band, 7 The Brian Setzer Orchestra, 8 Elvis Costello, 9 James Brown

July 29th (Thursday) (pre-show)

AMP3.com Emerging Artists Stage

Immoral Fibres, Simmi, Chris Glenn, Gary Durdin & The Clay Pinps, Johnny Rushmore

July 30th (Friday)

Emerging Artists Stage

F.o.N., Linda Rutherford & Celtic Fire, Animal Planet, Sugar Daddy, Sticky Pistil, Bijou Phillips, Mike Errico, King Konga, Ben Lee, Beth Hart Band, Liars Inc., Chris McDermott, Moby

July 31st (Saturday)

Rave Tent, Young & Fabulous!, Gargantua Soul, 3, Serial Joe, American Pearl, Full Devil Jacket, Old Pike, Strangefolk, DDT, 2 Skinnee J's, Gigolo Aunts, Fatboy Slim

August 1st (Sunday)

Emerging Artists Stage

Kirsti Gholson, Moe Loughran, The Scoldees, The Supersuckers, Stormy Mondays, Big Sugar, John Oszajca, Pound, Pushmonkey, Cyclefly, Indigenous, John Entwistle, Reveille

After school started, the first concert was on August 17th, featuring METALLICA with Corrosion of Conformity at the Cotton Bowl.

Then, on August 19th, i saw Slipknot at Deep Ellum Live.

On the weekend of September 3–6, i went to Animefest.

Then, on October 27th, i saw Limp Bizkit, Primus, Staind, Method Man, and Redman at Reunion Arena.

On October 29th, i watched Live at the Bronco Bowl.

Then, on October 30th, i went to the Freaker's Ball featuring Coal Chamber, Slipknot, Megadeth, Chevelle, Sevendust, Machine Head, Static-X, Amen, and Loudmouth at the Starplex Amphitheater.

On November 1st, i went to the Family Values Tour 1999 featuring Limp Bizkit, Filter, Method Man & Redman, Staind, and Primus at Reunion Arena.

Now that i could legally go to the clubs, i also went to many local shows with my brother-in-law's cousin. We drank Long Island Ice Teas and watched a lot of local bands. This continued for years. When groups we both liked played, we would go together. This was primarily groups like Jibe (rock), Southforty (metal), Drowning Pool (alternative), and Samsara(techno/metal).

Towards the end of this year, i also went to concerts with Nathan and one of my best female friends, Charlotte. This introduced me to a couple more of my favorite bands, Miphix (punk) and Nocturne (industrial metal), at a female-fronted band feature. We also caught the members of Days of the New that were kicked out of the band by their singer, with their new singer. The new band was called Tantric (bluegrass/alternative).