About as many gerbils as from Richard Gere's anus?
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If you had one concert to back in time to...
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Ike & Tina Turner & The Ikette's @ Cisco's in Manhattan Beach.
Glen Cambell as well.
The Chambers Brother @ The Insomniac on Pier Ave, Hermosa Beach & The Waikiki Shell
The Byrds, on Sunset Blvd, downstairs in the building that would later become The Playboy Club,West.
Jim Morrison @The Whiskey on Sunset Blvd, just up from The Byrds
The Righteous Brothers at a bar near the Long Beach traffic Circle ~ twice
Hoyt Axton, The Byrds & more @The Golden Bear, Huntington Beach
yada, yada,yada .....
Glen Cambell as well.
The Chambers Brother @ The Insomniac on Pier Ave, Hermosa Beach & The Waikiki Shell
The Byrds, on Sunset Blvd, downstairs in the building that would later become The Playboy Club,West.
Jim Morrison @The Whiskey on Sunset Blvd, just up from The Byrds
The Righteous Brothers at a bar near the Long Beach traffic Circle ~ twice
Hoyt Axton, The Byrds & more @The Golden Bear, Huntington Beach
yada, yada,yada .....
best band i shared a stage with was probably slayer. just in beast mode in 2002. best gig we ever played, probably opening for slayer, to 300,000 people. hard to top a slayer gig.
Sounds cliche but saw a few shows at cbgb’s before it shut. Bouncing souls comes to mind.
alotta good memories in the 90’s of nj/ny punk/hardcore scene. Starland ballroom. Etc
one weird one, MOE at asbury park convention center on NYE. Specifics are hazy but my brain said it was epic and im not into jam bands Or psychedelics. Rebubula
alotta good memories in the 90’s of nj/ny punk/hardcore scene. Starland ballroom. Etc
one weird one, MOE at asbury park convention center on NYE. Specifics are hazy but my brain said it was epic and im not into jam bands Or psychedelics. Rebubula
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Every now and then you run onto somebody who saw Hendrix at the Earl Warren in '67 I think it was. Inevitably their eyes just sort of glaze over and they get this faraway look about them when talking about the experience.
Gotta agree. Saw them in DC at the Warner Theater for the Reign in Blood tour. It was the closest I'd seen to all out war between the audience and the band's bouncers. The venue's security was overwhelmed within minutes and the first five
to ten rows of seating were flattened by the crowd. Out came the band's roadies, bouncers whatever you want to call them
and it was game on. The stage was a battlefield with both sides getting pulled off the stage and getting pulled in the pit. Araya did nothing to tone down the situation, it just added to the intensity of the show. Seared in my memory.
Seasons In The Abyss tour at Hammerjacks in Baltimore was another super sick one.
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Bad Brains at the 9:30 club, 1981-82. They burned so brightly back then. Snapped this
when I was a senior in high school.
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when I was a senior in high school.
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