The post whore thread.

Now it's 2/2006 at which time AEROSMITH was on tour. For my 50 something bday. The spouse took me to CA & Las Vegas. Where it so happened Aerosmith was doing what would become a short tour year due to issues with Tylers "voice"
It was almost song for song (what i remember) anyways of their show back in 75 when they opened for SABBATH. Only much longer.

Opening act was Lenny Kravits (son of The Jeffersons) Helen Willis / Roxie Roker. While not a fan of Kravits. i will say he gave the crowd their monies worth AND MORE. To say i was impressed is an understatement. Even more ironic. The crowd was calling for more from him after his 3rd encore. Impressive.
Even more impressive. the area we were seated. EVERYONE was the same age demographic. When he played American Woman 1/2 doz ladies began to remove tops etc.


Yes that was an good concert. One couple asked the spouse and i IF we'd like to come back to their place and "party, if we knew what she meant"
The wife felt the trip AND concert was more than enough of a present for me.

Thus ends this tale of a few concerts spanning 32+ years.

I wish Deftones would come on my Pandora more often. Especially this song. EDIT: These two songs were always my favorite.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I wish Deftones would come on my Pandora more often. Especially this song. EDIT: These two songs were always my favorite.

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Google play monthly membership, whatever you want to hear, whenever you want to hear it, for $10 a month. Create playlists, listen to albums, do Google generated playlists, and if there is a YouTube video for a given song, it will automatically link it.

And give up my free Pandora that plays my 99 "liked" songs over and over while sprinkling in other stuff? I don't think I can do it.

Happy Saturday

boo saturday! Playing daddy for the weekend, and can't go shoot

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

At which point BLACK SABBATH went on tour with.............................................. ................................BLUE OYSTER CULT

1978[ish] Which was called THE BLACK & BLUE TOUR. FUCK YEAH Sabbath opened doing rotation with CULT. BOC like SABBATH, ROCKED There way lights, LASER'S and lots of smoke filled the area.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxfe...ZfEIebGO3rxGKU

Trivia : BOC also went by their original name Soft White Underbelly. They used this monicker when playing @ My Fathers Place , bar event stage on the north shore of LI . As well as other small venues on the Island and NYC area.

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You're very hip to the bands of the day, but the Black & Blue tour was 1980.

FWIW, I graduated 1979 and listened to all these bands, seen most in concert.

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I wish Deftones would come on my Pandora more often. Especially this song. EDIT: These two songs were always my favorite.

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Originally Posted by hurley842002

Google play monthly membership, whatever you want to hear, whenever you want to hear it, for $10 a month. Create playlists, listen to albums, do Google generated playlists, and if there is a YouTube video for a given song, it will automatically link it.

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And give up my free Pandora that plays my 99 "liked" songs over and over while sprinkling in other stuff? I don't think I can do it.

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Rooted Android and Pandora Patcher FTMFW.

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Originally Posted by brutal

You're very hip to the bands of the day, but the Black & Blue tour was 1980.

FWIW, I graduated 1979 and listened to all these bands, seen most in concert.

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Thanks for the correction.
You do notice i said 78 ISH. In old guy therms that cover at least 5 years ~. You have a chance to see the B & B tour ?
Alice Cooper did the Billion Dollars Baby tour with the Florescent Leech & Eddie opening up. Trivia.... Florescent Leech & Eddie's real names are Mark Volman and Howard Kaylen also know as THE TURTLES.
Saw T-Rex when they / he opened for Three Dog Night. It was psychedelic times indeed. Hypothetically of course.

Old, young, age is all relative. Our lives are just a blink of the eye on the cosmological scale.