Yes they were, and you're really old.These were all good shows...
Yes they were, and you're really old.These were all good shows...
Well I kept a few, at one time after the 'no- rentry' policy was installed at the larger venues, you didn't get to keep a stub. I asked for several of those '75 ones.I had no idea that saving old ticket stubs was a "thing."
Tragically Hip farewell tour opener in Victoria. Absolutely awesome! Get choked up every time I think about it.O.K., the void is crying out for this. What is/are the best musical performance(s) you ever witnessed?
I didn't know I had this old stub, it had gotten tossed into my tying room "junk drawer" (do you have a junk drawer?). I decided to purge a few things and found it, took a picture and promptly forgot about the picture. The concert was a lot of fun, my godson and his big brother loved it.I had no idea that saving old ticket stubs was a "thing."
A bit anticipatory for us, but the upcoming Trans Siberian Orchestra concert on Nov. 25th will probably be the best we've seen in a very long time.
Which is saying something because wife is a huge Dar Williams and Toad the Wet Sprocket fan and catches them every chance she gets.
Will be Abbys 2nd concert, but the first of an orchestral fusion type.
I forgot to say what a lucky effer you are...12/31/69-Jimi Hendrix @ Filmore East
There were 2 shows that night. I had tix to the late show, but got there early and was able to sneak in for the last 1/3 of the first set. Karma, however, is a bitch. When I went to get my car, it was stolen. I ended up taking the subway home. I had no insurance, so I had to take a bus back to VT where I was living. It was a tough and cold couple of months until I could afford to buy another car.I forgot to say what a lucky effer you are...
Still, seeing Hendrix almost makes up for it.There were 2 shows that night. I had tix to the late show, but got there early and was able to sneak in for the last 1/3 of the first set. Karma, however, is a bitch. When I went to get my car, it was stolen. I ended up taking the subway home. I had no insurance, so I had to take a bus back to VT where I was living. It was a tough and cold couple of months until I could afford to buy another car.
Dating myself here. Once again. Sometime in the 60s, I believe in middle school, my best friends Mom took us to a concert at the auditorium in Barre Vt, of all places, to see a band called Joey Dee and The Starliters. They were the band of Peppermint Twist fame, fleeting as it was. The band included a young, skinny, emaciated looking dyed red-haired guitarist who twirled around on one leg with the other held out near his shoulders. He also distinguished himself by playing a right-handed Fender upside down left-handed. Little did we know what would become of the fellow with the upside down guitar and the incredibly fast fingers. Strange as it may seem I still remember marveling at what he was able to do and the way he dominated the stage. Little did we know.Still, seeing Hendrix almost makes up for it.
Those are great. Love the powder blue Gran Torino there, too. I had a very faded powder blue Torino for a while, a 1970 model.1987, four young punks in Vancouver for the Joshua Tree tour (19 yr old me at right). Seattle wasn't enough of a market to host such a tour - that would change in a few short years.
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Still, seeing Hendrix almost makes up for it.