NumeroUno wrote:That is funny, dude who has the tickets
oh man, i think thats the exact quote..followed by "are you f(#&$&^$*ing kidding me? you f$%^#*ng a*$&$^ole, I cant believe you f*$&$^ing forgot them!!!"
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oh man, i think thats the exact quote..followed by "are you f(#&$&^$*ing kidding me? you f$%^#*ng a*$&$^ole, I cant believe you f*$&$^ing forgot them!!!"
Deserve's got nothin' to do with it.
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NumeroUno wrote:What no Kiss???????????
Kiss and Cheap Trick 6th grade
Black Sabbath, Robin Trower, Boston,,
Prince was the first show who was booted from the stage and pelted with shoes
8th grade I think
We must be the same age. I was in 6th when Kiss Alive came out. I think it was my departure from listening to what my parents listened to. I still have my "I was there" button from the concert and I remember setting my back fence on fire trying to be Gene. Good times!
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DOUBLE_L wrote:NumeroUno wrote:What no Kiss???????????
Kiss and Cheap Trick 6th grade
Black Sabbath, Robin Trower, Boston,,
Prince was the first show who was booted from the stage and pelted with shoes
8th grade I think
We must be the same age. I was in 6th when Kiss Alive came out. I think it was my departure from listening to what my parents listened to. I still have my "I was there" button from the concert and I remember setting my back fence on fire trying to be Gene. Good times!
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artomatic wrote:prince opened for the rolling stones, 1981, LA coliseum tatoo you tour.
he came out in a jock strap, and the general public wasn't quite ready for that.
i went to that concert, but we got there after the opening act, prince...
i think the other acts were J geils band, george thoroughgood, then stones...but memory is hazy from that day...
i do remember johnny mountain and beverly d'angelo were seated a few rows behind us...
funny the things you do and dont remember...
Arto, I was at that concert...the Stones crowd tossed shoes and bottles at Prince...he walked off the stage after 15-20 minutes. I was close enough to hit him ,but had nothing to throw. $16.50 not bad for Stones tickets. Prince also wore stockings and a trenchcoat.
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Grateful Dead "Europe '72" one of the best albums ever
followed closely by Allman Brothers "Live at Fillmore East "...
followed closely by Allman Brothers "Live at Fillmore East "...
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NavinR - Posts: 130
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Lynyrd Skynrd One more from the road
Lynyrd Skynrd One more from the road
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NewCoach wrote:Bob Seger Live Bullet
Lynyrd Skynrd One more from the road
my all time favorite band
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Pink Floyd -"Pulse" CD & DVD. Great guitar! I saw Pink Floyd in Chicago at Soldier Field several years ago. The concert was supposed to start at 1:00 PM so we got there a little after 11:00 AM. Some guy was ODing or something, setting on the ground propped up against the fence, just shaking. This concert featured the album "Animals". They decided to delay the start of the concert to allow the sun to go down so the big, round movie screen behind the stage could be seen. There were 80,000 people there. We sat in those seats for about seven hours. Some good looking babe kept walking around the stadium in a silver metalic bikini and high heel shoes. When the concert started the sun ws setting and the few clouds in the sky turned pink and orange. It was great!
Yes-"Yessongs" Saw them at Notre Dame years ago. Had chance to see them again several years later. Was supposed to go with my youngest son but gave up my ticket so his friend could go. They had a blast. My favorite Yes album is "Relayer".
My three oldest kids are well versed in rock and can pretty much tell the band/musician and song just by hearing the first few notes of a song.
Yes-"Yessongs" Saw them at Notre Dame years ago. Had chance to see them again several years later. Was supposed to go with my youngest son but gave up my ticket so his friend could go. They had a blast. My favorite Yes album is "Relayer".
My three oldest kids are well versed in rock and can pretty much tell the band/musician and song just by hearing the first few notes of a song.
"It isn't that Liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so much that isn't so" Ronald Reagan
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NumeroUno wrote:NewCoach wrote:Bob Seger Live Bullet
Lynyrd Skynrd One more from the road
my all time favorite band
Uh oh...we've got NU pushing Skynyrd here, and NavinR pushing Neil Young in another thread. Could be heading for a good old-fashioned, Mason-Dixon showdown!
Well I heard Mr. Young sing about her
Well I heard old Neil put her down
Well I hope Neil Young will remember
A southern man don't need him around, anyhow
There is no charge for awesomeness
...or attractiveness.
...or attractiveness.
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NewCoach wrote:Bob Seger Live Bullet
Lynyrd Skynrd One more from the road
oops...same mistake Guitar Hero made.....forgot the other "y"
It's better to keep your mouth shut and look like you're stupid......
than to open it and remove all doubt.
than to open it and remove all doubt.
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