silkyspread said: OK I am embarrased to admit this.. But my first concert was a New Kids on the Block concert with Sweet Sensation back in 1988 I think...
I saw that one too, I knew a promoter and he gave me some tickets on the floor (mistake) I'll see anybody for free. ---------------------------------
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jthad1129 said: silkyspread said: OK I am embarrased to admit this.. But my first concert was a New Kids on the Block concert with Sweet Sensation back in 1988 I think...
I saw that one too, I knew a promoter and he gave me some tickets on the floor (mistake) I'll see anybody for free. Where did you see it?? I saw it in New York at Nassau Colliseum.. | |
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silkyspread said: jthad1129 said: silkyspread said: OK I am embarrased to admit this.. But my first concert was a New Kids on the Block concert with Sweet Sensation back in 1988 I think...
I saw that one too, I knew a promoter and he gave me some tickets on the floor (mistake) I'll see anybody for free. Where did you see it?? I saw it in New York at Nassau Colliseum.. mine was in North Carolina, you could hardly hear the boys for all of the screaming girls. I have been to MANY shows but never one with that many screaming female fans. ---------------------------------
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imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: endorphin74 said: LoveSexy 88!
it was a nice intro to concerts! you slut! i shouldn't complain, though, cuz my first show was (i'm hazey on the year...maybe '83) Budwieser SummerFest featuring: beastie boys, fat boys, ll cool j, new edition, and about 10 others. it was an all day thing. except for the beasties, its a bit corny now, but that such a fun show for a 5 year old! HELLO...the correct word is "WHORE" anywho...you're lucky I wish I had cheesy early 80s concerts...but my family was a little weird about that (until I hit junior high) | |
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jthad1129 said: silkyspread said: jthad1129 said: silkyspread said: OK I am embarrased to admit this.. But my first concert was a New Kids on the Block concert with Sweet Sensation back in 1988 I think...
I saw that one too, I knew a promoter and he gave me some tickets on the floor (mistake) I'll see anybody for free. Where did you see it?? I saw it in New York at Nassau Colliseum.. mine was in North Carolina, you could hardly hear the boys for all of the screaming girls. I have been to MANY shows but never one with that many screaming female fans. I am sure it was even worse in New York.. and sad to say (once again) I was one of those dorky, screaming, out of her mind fans... | |
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First Concert : New Kids on the Block
I was 13 and my mom took my best friend and I to Montreal. | |
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Loverboy, 1983, with Joan Jett opening. Then I think I saw Duran Duran with Starship, and...lemme see, Hall and Oates, and I don't know who opened, but the best was David Bowie, in early 1990's. | |
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bluesbaby said: Loverboy, 1983, with Joan Jett opening. Then I think I saw Duran Duran with Starship, and...lemme see, Hall and Oates, and I don't know who opened, but the best was David Bowie, in early 1990's.
Glass Spider tour? ---------------------------------
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Large concert: The Wall - Pink Floyd (1980 or something)
Small concert: Raymond van het Groenewoud back in late seventies... | |
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Ohboy!
Dick Clark use to have this show called Dick Clark's Cavalcade of stars. That was my first, I was like 14.. The performers were: Jackie Wilson Mary Wells SOnny and Cher The Beach Boys Little Anthony and the Imperials... all for $3.00.. ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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Bee Gees 'High Civilization' tour. Birmingham NEC 1991.
Still my favourite ever gig!!! | |
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sag10 said: Ohboy!
Dick Clark use to have this show called Dick Clark's Cavalcade of stars. That was my first, I was like 14.. The performers were: Jackie Wilson Mary Wells SOnny and Cher The Beach Boys Little Anthony and the Imperials... all for $3.00.. I thought I was the oldest person here, but after doing the math, I think you've got me beat. For me, the Who in Summer, 1968 at a hotel ballroom in upstate New York (I was 15). I walked around and then stood by the speakers for most of the gig - my hearing is still fucked up. *****************************************
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Finess said: Prince The Ritz NYC 81
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Duran Duran 1987 Strang Behaviour tour.
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minneapolisgenius said: The Descendents at First Ave. when I was 13.
I ain't sayin nuttin... -------------------------------------------------
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jackflash said: sag10 said: Ohboy!
Dick Clark use to have this show called Dick Clark's Cavalcade of stars. That was my first, I was like 14.. The performers were: Jackie Wilson Mary Wells SOnny and Cher The Beach Boys Little Anthony and the Imperials... all for $3.00.. I thought I was the oldest person here, but after doing the math, I think you've got me beat. For me, the Who in Summer, 1968 at a hotel ballroom in upstate New York (I was 15). I walked around and then stood by the speakers for most of the gig - my hearing is still fucked up. Not by much I bet! Actually I am a very happy 50.. ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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PurpleJedi said: EvilWhiteMale said: Prince at Radio City- 1993
...was that the one w/ Mayte and her "arab bodyguards"??? Yeah...I was there 2...& saw Cindy Crawford up close... yep I got that one on video... -------------------------------------------------
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pejman said: PurpleJedi said: EvilWhiteMale said: Prince at Radio City- 1993
...was that the one w/ Mayte and her "arab bodyguards"??? Yeah...I was there 2...& saw Cindy Crawford up close... yep I got that one on video... How dumb was that for her to have 2 very fake Arab Bodyguards... Liars, the Egyptian Princess... ahahahaha... ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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sag10 said: jackflash said: sag10 said: Ohboy!
Dick Clark use to have this show called Dick Clark's Cavalcade of stars. That was my first, I was like 14.. The performers were: Jackie Wilson Mary Wells SOnny and Cher The Beach Boys Little Anthony and the Imperials... all for $3.00.. I thought I was the oldest person here, but after doing the math, I think you've got me beat. For me, the Who in Summer, 1968 at a hotel ballroom in upstate New York (I was 15). I walked around and then stood by the speakers for most of the gig - my hearing is still fucked up. Not by much I bet! Actually I am a very happy 50.. No, I'm the happy 50. Nice to meet you. *****************************************
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jackflash said: sag10 said: jackflash said: sag10 said: Ohboy!
Dick Clark use to have this show called Dick Clark's Cavalcade of stars. That was my first, I was like 14.. The performers were: Jackie Wilson Mary Wells SOnny and Cher The Beach Boys Little Anthony and the Imperials... all for $3.00.. I thought I was the oldest person here, but after doing the math, I think you've got me beat. For me, the Who in Summer, 1968 at a hotel ballroom in upstate New York (I was 15). I walked around and then stood by the speakers for most of the gig - my hearing is still fucked up. Not by much I bet! Actually I am a very happy 50.. No, I'm the happy 50. Nice to meet you. I am so not alone, anymore... ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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james brown 1974 this is my alter-ego altho i may act like my first ego. if you get confused just pretend it's me but like before! | |
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jthad1129 said: bluesbaby said: Loverboy, 1983, with Joan Jett opening. Then I think I saw Duran Duran with Starship, and...lemme see, Hall and Oates, and I don't know who opened, but the best was David Bowie, in early 1990's.
Glass Spider tour? No, it was after that..I think..God, I am old and my mind is baaad. | |
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My mother took me 2 see THE BEATLES in Milwaukee, Wi. Then, next was JAMES BROWN. May the BELLS ring 4 U even when ur not in love. | |
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bluesbaby said: jthad1129 said: bluesbaby said: Loverboy, 1983, with Joan Jett opening. Then I think I saw Duran Duran with Starship, and...lemme see, Hall and Oates, and I don't know who opened, but the best was David Bowie, in early 1990's.
Glass Spider tour? No, it was after that..I think..God, I am old and my mind is baaad. Sound & Vision Tour 1990? WHAT IF THERE IS NO TOMORROW? THERE WASN'T ONE TODAY! | |
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First concert:
David Bowie - Glass Spider Tour (tour premiere Rotterdam) WHAT IF THERE IS NO TOMORROW? THERE WASN'T ONE TODAY! | |
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YES! Sound and Vision tour. That kicked. Thanks! | |
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Prince, Cork, Ireland 1990 | |
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Was about to say Prince in 98' but it was acually Cameo first then Prince, both great shows *********************************************
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TTD '87 | |
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