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 markdewine Loudest concert I ever attended! Every song performed as well as "album quality." Fun time. My buddy Monty, from Bismarck, ND, had just moved back with me to Hawaii. When I told him I had two tickets to Aerosmith, he thought I was kidding. LOL Aerosmith Mar 29, 2020
 markdewine Before going to my first Rush concert, I had purchased the "All the World's a Stage" album, and it really impressed me. ESPECIALLY Neil's work! Needless to say, I was just Blown Away...seeing the three masters at work at their craft! WOW! The opening notes of "A Passage to Bangkok" induced me to spark a doob, and all was right in the world. :) Rush Mar 29, 2020
 markdewine My most vivid memory of this concert was the stage when the lights first slowly came up. You could see an old run down theatre. Looked like it was due to be torn down. There was an old man in front of the theatre, sweeping the sidewalk with a pushbroom. He stopped, turned to the crowd, and began talking about "the worst of times; and the best of times." Then, the lights came up full bright, the curtain of the "old" theatre lifted; and behind the band, you could see a completely restore "Paradise Theatre".... bright, sparkly, really freakin' cool effect. Styx Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Played "Losing It" with Dinklage on electric violin Rush Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Guitar pick Indigo Girls / Rettis / Budgie Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Tom Keifer of Cinderella guest appearance. Lynyrd Skynyrd / Delbert McClinton Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Scott Ian of Anthrax guests. Eddie Vedder climbs the speaker tower. Lollapalooza 1992 (Day 1 of 2) Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Joe Bonamassa, with Sons of Sammy Hagar, Berry Oakley, Miles Davis, and Robbie Krieger. Bloodline Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Autographs from Alice In Chains walking the concourse Slayer / Megadeth / Anthrax / Alice In Chains Mar 28, 2020
 webheadwilks I think that he opening band at the World Series was called Bonaroo. World Series of Rock Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Whitesnake Video Shoot for "Now You're Gone" Whitesnake / Bad English Mar 28, 2020
 Karenleigh1960 I was 17 and went with the most popular guy from school who was 20 and a drummer.. The cost, and ALL concerts then were general admission, was $8.50!! I think there were like 120,000 people there.. Unbelievable concert and as much as I loved Frampton, Skynyrd stole the show! I've seen many bands in my time and I still say Skynyrd was the best hands down. They were so tight live.. And Ronnie singing on that hot black stage barefoot.. Rip singer man.. Peter Frampton / Lynyrd Skynyrd / The J. Geils Band / Dickey Betts / Great Southern Mar 28, 2020
 eternallymissed Setlist: I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles cover) Please Please Me (The Beatles cover) Back in the U.S.S.R. (The Beatles cover) Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles cover) Bad Boy (Larry Williams cover) She Loves You (The Beatles cover) Hey Bulldog (The Beatles cover) Help! (The Beatles cover) It Won't Be Long (The Beatles cover) Money (That's What I Want) (Barrett Strong cover) Helter Skelter (The Beatles cover) Dr Pepper’s Jaded Hearts Club Band Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Following a Temple football game Kool & The Gang Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Last show of the North American Tour The Rolling Stones Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes John Lee Hooker, Axl Rose and Izzy Stradlin guest The Rolling Stones Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Eric Clapton, John Lee Hooker, Axl Rose and Izzy Stradlin guest The Rolling Stones / Axl Rose / Eric Clapton / John Lee Hooker Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Keith Richards birthday The Rolling Stones / Axl Rose / Eric Clapton / John Lee Hooker Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes First show of the North American Tour The Rolling Stones / Living Colour Mar 28, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Played Philadelphia Freedom twice Elton John Mar 28, 2020