Music when we were young

quartz · Nov 26, 2015

I always wanted to be a hippie. Long flowing skirts, daisies in my hair, a VW camper van, Jim Morrison as my boyfriend.......

Susan1 · Nov 26, 2015

quartz said:
I always wanted to be a hippie. Long flowing skirts, daisies in my hair, a VW camper van, Jim Morrison as my boyfriend.......

Me too!!!!! Except for the Jim Morrison part! :-)

mackiecat · Nov 26, 2015

Kasey said:
I can attest to the fact that Duran Duran still freaking rocks after 35 years

Apparently they are all into a clean living lifestyle. They sound the same and all look real good! I got to see them live last year and ended up right at the stage....bliss!

Cachoo · Nov 27, 2015

Jenny said:
On a semi related note - here's a rock icon covering what may be the most famous disco song of all time, demonstrating two things: the song itself, stripped of the disco beat and falsetto vocals, is a brilliant song; and second, that the Boss continues to rock like no other.

This is awesome. I love the horn arrangement in this. When he opened in Kansas City last time he started with "Kansas City" using a great kick-ass version and the horns were incredible there too. And it set the tone for the night. The guy is old but it sure doesn't show when he's performing. So much energy...

Susan1 · Nov 29, 2015

Can't remember what thread I talked about going to the Paul McCartney concerts....but I was "deep" dusting this morning (usually just run swifter duster over the top of everything; moved and dusted everything off the shelves this morning). At the bottom of a pile were two Paul McCartney concert programs. I had attached the ticket stub and articles from the paper inside. Annnnnyyyyywwwwwaaaayyyyy :-)

...............

2/12/90 - ticket price says $28.50. My credit card receipt for 2 tickets (paid for my husband) was $60.50 (included service charge).

5/5/93 - ticket price says $32.50 (I'm sure there was a service charge too).

Can you imagine? And both times were excellent seats.

Funny.

quartz · Nov 29, 2015

My husband has all his concert stubs. His first concert was KISS, in 1975. The cost was $6. :eek:

gk_891 · Jan 5, 2016

Simone411 · Jan 5, 2016

quartz said:
My husband has all his concert stubs. His first concert was KISS, in 1975. The cost was $6.

I kept all mine, too! I just found my KISS ticket stub. It was by Beaver Productions and the concert was held at the Hirsch Memorial Coliseum. That's actually where all the concerts were held back then in Shreveport. I saw them in August of 1979, and the ticket price was $10.00.

I'm thinking about scanning all my concert tickets and pictures I took back then to preserve them.

PeterG · Jan 5, 2016

gk_891 said:
Hope people don't mind if I resurrect an older thread. Songs that I liked from my youth are...

Ahh....the good old days.

Simone411 · Jan 5, 2016

PeterG said:
I was listening to one of the Galaxie music channels and Keep On Dancin' by Gary's Gang came on. Nice groove!!

Just saw this. Loved Keep On Dancin'! Another favorite of mine was Jack & Jill by Ray Parker, Jr. and Raydio. Oh yeah! lol!

Cachoo · Jan 6, 2016

Watched Carole King on the "Kennedy Center Honors" broadcast last week and remembered how I wore my "Tapestry" album out from playing it so much. Back in the day an album might have a few good songs and then "filler" but I liked and loved every song on that album. Still do.

Artistic Skaters · Jan 6, 2016

It was such a pleasure to see Carole King win the award! I love that album & still play it too.

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