Date yourself by naming one concert you've attended

Bob Marley & The Wailers, Stockholm, 1980.

RUSH tour 1980, ticket $7.00, t-shirt $7.00

Moses and the Mosettes.

Amarna, 1350 bc.

Gold necklaces literally rained down on the peeps.

RUSH

1984 Ozzy Osborne & Motley Crue. Ozzy was so stoned, he tried 4 times to start singing, then he started cussing at the crowd and flipping us off, so Motley Crue came back on stage and played for 2 hours straight.

That was the most awesome concert I even attended.

1971 black sabath and mountain 1972 pink floyd

1984 Texxas Jam @ The Cotton Bowl.

Bought my first bag of weed there for $20.

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John Denver at Red Rocks 1973

I "saw" Hendrix too and forgot to include that earlier on this thread. It was Devonshire Downs 1969. We were far from the stage and couldn't see much of the show.

Pink Floyd - Division Bells

You didn't miss out on anything!

Pat Boone (1976 ?)

The Hugh Beaumont Experience

Vancouver BC 1968 ( I think ) 3rd row stage left
Loved it !

Boots Randolph (date ?)

Kitty Wells with special guests The Flatland Cloggers (date ?)

America

Gary Moore...Groningen. Can't remember the date.

I saw Yes at Roosevelt twice, summer of '75 (Relayer Tour) and again in '76. My first Dead show was there in '76. They were playing Blues for Allah.

The Taj Mahal Band at the Godfather in Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico on June 9th, 1978.
And partied with the band after the show!!

I was at the Frank Zappa Halloween Show at The Palladium in NYC that was featured in the movie "Baby Snakes."

311

I saw a show from Pink Floyd's "Animals" tour at Madison Square Garden in NYC, and still have the T shirt to prove it!

Seals and Crofts in St. Louis, 1974.

Those were the days.

I once saw a picture someone had on line of an angel hovering over the concert, but I can't find it now.

The one that still irks me is the one that got away.

I had a front row seat for the main show at the Chicago Blues Fest in 1985.

I was waiting to see Chuck Berry, the last act, but despite it being June, it got freezing cold that day. I didn't have a coat, and I began to shiver uncontrollably, so I had to leave half an hour before Chuck Berry's show.

There turned out to be a surprise.

Keith Richards joined him on the stage.

If I had know that, I would have risked death from exposure.

It was filmed for a Chuck Berry bio that I still haven't seen.

I hitchhiked to the Molly Hatchet "Flirtin with Disaster" tour when I was 13.

Stevie Ray Vaughn's final show.

1st concert was a Rush concert, don't know which one.