Music

[Parttimehobbyist]

Wow...that’s insane how much prices were back then. Wish I was born during that time and got to witness all those amazing artists

[Murf76]

Originally Posted by Parttimehobbyist

Wow...that’s insane how much prices were back then. Wish I was born during that time and got to witness all those amazing artists

How about this duo! November 8th and 9th, 1968....Jimi Hendrix on Friday the 8th and The Doors on Saturday the 9th! I skipped school to get Doors tickets and while in line, they announced the Hendrix concert. I had $45 in my wallet, ended up with Third Row Center for The Doors, Second Row Center for Jimi and enough money left over for lunch! What a weekend!!!! yeah, I'm old too!

[Parttimehobbyist]

Originally Posted by Murf76

How about this duo! November 8th and 9th, 1968....Jimi Hendrix on Friday the 8th and The Doors on Saturday the 9th! I skipped school to get Doors tickets and while in line, they announced the Hendrix concert. I had $45 in my wallet, ended up with Third Row Center for The Doors, Second Row Center for Jimi and enough money left over for lunch! What a weekend!!!! yeah, I'm old too!

Whaaaaatt?!? That’s a hell of line up and weekend. What I would give to witness them, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, or The Rolling Stones in their peak...

[Parttimehobbyist]

Originally Posted by Murf76

How about this duo! November 8th and 9th, 1968....Jimi Hendrix on Friday the 8th and The Doors on Saturday the 9th! I skipped school to get Doors tickets and while in line, they announced the Hendrix concert. I had $45 in my wallet, ended up with Third Row Center for The Doors, Second Row Center for Jimi and enough money left over for lunch! What a weekend!!!! yeah, I'm old too!

https://youtu.be/bU1sLx1tjPY

The Doors— The Crystal Ship

Probably my fav song from them

[Jack Scheidt]

Originally Posted by Johnnytricks

Yep first concert I ever went to was Kiss with Bob Seger I was 16 the cost was $6.50. Saw Aerosmith with Rick Derringer the same year. Same price.

1976?

[Johnnytricks]

Yep Jack. My memory not so good , but somethings I remember well .

[Johnnytricks]

Was watching Tom Snyder show , I guess back in nineties. He was interviewing Gene Simmons. He said I know you guys had some real wild times , could you tell a story. Without hesitation Simmons says we wre in Little Rock Arkansas in the tenth floor of a hotel and I got this hooker up to the room. He goes into the story, but I don’t remember exactly what he said happened.

[Johnnytricks]

I found it on utube. Actually it was Paul Stanley and Ace freely. With the Arkansas hooker story. It was 1979. Damn I was way offf! Lol.

[austin88998833]

Kiss……in 1975 76 and 77. That three year run was far and away their best. They had more hits than you could shake a stick at. If I’m not mistaken, some of their songs didn’t make the greatest hits cut. There were so many.

[Ginger Doll]

Love her voice… and her message.

[Ginger Doll]

Samantha Fish too, love the blues!

[Parttimehobbyist]

Originally Posted by Ginger Doll

Love her voice… and her message.

Really liked this one! A little good anthem song and kind of reminded me of Imagine Dragons work.

[Parttimehobbyist]

Originally Posted by Ginger Doll

Samantha Fish too, love the blues!

She slayed! Bass player was getting it too

[Parttimehobbyist]

https://youtu.be/gpEY3lhayio

Sneaker Pimps— “Six Underground”

[Rockydoc]

When I was in Chicago n the 80’s the group Chicago gave a free concert on Grant Park on Saturday, July 4th. The estimated crowd was 3 million.