Back in the day.

[RDeraz]

Going through old paper folders of transcriptions and lessons and found this

Ahhhh, the memories.

 

[pauly]

Yeah - When it didn't cost five hundred bucks to go see a good band!

 

[Toopy14]

Memories indeed!

 

[Rich5150]

Going through old paper folders of transcriptions and lessons and found this
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Ahhhh, the memories.

Was that World Stage in Spring Valley NY?

 

[Rick]

Dude, do I ever know it! Check this show out… AC/DC opened, then Journey, then Aerosmith headlining. Ticket price? $8.85, including that whopping 35 cents for parking.

Those were the days, my friend.

 

[RDeraz]

Was that World Stage in Spring Valley NY?

It surely was.

 

[Rich5150]

It surely was.

Wow, That place was great, I grew up in New City so it was close. I didn't see Pantera wish I had, but I saw a few shows there. Extreme, and Winger on the In the Heart of the Young Tour.

 

[RDeraz]

Wow, That place was great, I grew up in New City so it was close. I didn't see Pantera wish I had, but I saw a few shows there. Extreme, and Winger on the In the Heart of the Young Tour.

very cool Bar/club. "Streets" in New Rochelle was a good one also. And of course, L'Amour's in Brooklyn.

 

[HereToday]

Memories indeed!

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I was also able to see U2 on that '92 tour. They were at RFK three weeks prior to your show.

 

[skolacki]

Wow actual tickets and no evil rat bastard Ticketmaster. Those really were the days. All my stubs are long gone.

 

[Toopy14]

I was also able to see U2 on that '92 tour. They were at RFK three weeks prior to your show.

At one of the show’s at RFK, during New Years Day, Edge and Larry were out of sync. You can see how pissed off they were getting and then you can hear Bono trying to count them back into sync.

The ZooTV tour was the first time I saw them…the stage, the sound, the whole show, was absolutely incredible. I didn’t have tickets for the Joshua Tree tour in 87, but I wish I would have somehow been able to go.

I had a tenant, who was starting school, move in that weekend in 92. He was a huge Danzig fan and never heard of U2, but I had an extra ticket so I asked him if he wanted to go. He’d never been to Toronto or a concert. You should have seen the look on his face when he saw the stage. He lived with me for two years and my U2 CD’s lived in his carousel for the entire time. He’s been a fan ever since.

 

[HereToday]

At one of the show’s at RFK, during New Years Day, Edge and Larry were out of sync. You can see how pissed off they were getting and then you can hear Bono trying to count them back into sync.

The ZooTV tour was the first time I saw them…the stage, the sound, the whole show, was absolutely incredible. I didn’t have tickets for the Joshua Tree tour in 87, but I wish I would have somehow been able to go.

I had a tenant, who was starting school, move in that weekend in 92. He was a huge Danzig fan and never heard of U2, but I had an extra ticket so I asked him if he wanted to go. He’d never been to Toronto or a concert. You should have seen the look on his face when he saw the stage. He lived with me for two years and my U2 CD’s lived in his carousel for the entire time. He’s been a fan ever since.

I was also at the '88 show at RFK. Don't remember that occuring, but then I don't remember much at all from those shows. Lol.

 

[Toopy14]

I was also at the '88 show at RFK. Don't remember that occuring, but then I don't remember much at all from those shows. Lol.

 

[Freds55]

A few concert ticket stubs Santana $13.00 Humble Pie $5.50 Frank Marino $6.00. Wish prices were still this good.
Joe Satriani $16.00

 

[AtomicJeff]

A few concert ticket stubs Santana $13.00 Humble Pie $5.50 Frank Marino $6.00. Wish prices were still this good.
Joe Satriani $16.00

I saw that same Frank Marino tour. Unfortunately, I lost my board with a couple of hundred ticket stubs.

 

[Freds55]

I saw that same Frank Marino tour. Unfortunately, I lost my board with a couple of hundred ticket stubs.

I hear ya I have tickets that i have no idea where they are lol. We still have to unpack a lot of things that are still in box’s I’ve seen Frank many times never disappointed.

 

[AtomicJeff]

I hear ya I have tickets that i have no idea where they are lol. We still have to unpack a lot of things that are still in box’s I’ve seen Frank many times never disappointed.

Only saw Frank twice: once at a 13,000 seat arena. The next at a small club-like place where I had an easy chair 10 feet away from him. I liked the arena show better.