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The entire thing, every stage, is available on a four DVD set. I wonder if it would be really worth marathonning? There is no way anyone saw all of the stages sets because they played at the same time and switched broadcasts. |
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Cinny said: The entire thing, every stage, is available on a four DVD set. I wonder if it would be really worth marathonning? There is no way anyone saw all of the stages sets because they played at the same time and switched broadcasts. By the way I can't help but notice the lack of The Four Tops in that collection of acts. | |
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I thought you wanted a torrent |
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I can't believe it's been 30 years......I remember Phil Collins playing at Wembley, then taking the Concorde to play the same day in Philadelphia.
Great performances. Good times. Everybody's looking 4 the answers
How the story started and how it will end What's the use in half a story, half a dream U have 2 climb all of the steps in between......RIP Prince | |
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1985 LIVE AID: The APEX of popular music, the decline started RIGHT afterwards, with some great albums (mostly from 1986 to 1993) and a few good years (1987, 1991, 1993, 2001) masquerading (or not) the progressive decadence...
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Who was watching? Everybody was! | |
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My favorite memory occurred when Led Zeppelin hit the stage. They started playing and during the first song, the telecast cut to a shot of MTV veejay Mark Goodman. | |
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