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by Sftbll4ever » Fri Feb 04, 2011 11:06 am

Fastpitch4Life wrote:
MAD-DOG99 wrote:Cal Jam II

Now let's talk about Bobby McGees and Red Onion.....!!!!


Yeah, OK, I'm dating myself. I would have gone to Cal Jam 1, but I had to do my paper route! :lol: :lol: :lol:


I have no idea what Cal Jam is, and I remember eating at those restaurants when I was really little.
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by Fastpitch4Life » Fri Feb 04, 2011 11:16 am

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Fastpitch4Life wrote:
MAD-DOG99 wrote:Cal Jam II

Now let's talk about Bobby McGees and Red Onion.....!!!!


Yeah, OK, I'm dating myself. I would have gone to Cal Jam 1, but I had to do my paper route! :lol: :lol: :lol:


I have no idea what Cal Jam is, and I remember eating at those restaurants when I was really little.


Think of Woodstock without the rain and the hippies. I think they were just long hairs by then :lol:
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by artomatic » Fri Feb 04, 2011 11:32 am

Cal Jam:
Early 80's, maybe in Devore, or somewhere similar, I think U2 made a name for themselves at one of the early ones...I have faint memories of stories about Bono climbing to the top of the stage.

Red Onion:
What happened at Red Onion, stayed at Red Onion...for the most part...

First concert:
1976-8th grade, a friend's mom took us to see Peter Frampton, J Geils, Rick Derenger and Foghat at Anaheim Stadium...

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by Hey Bo » Fri Feb 04, 2011 11:35 am

Anything at the Hollywood Bowl.............. Eagles in the 70's
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by coachEd » Fri Feb 04, 2011 11:51 am

I saw The Who in their "final" tour. 1982 at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia with over 100,000 fans inside, and a couple thousand more outside. The opening act was The Clash, who got booed off the stage with people throwing objects at them as soon as they were introduced (classic Philly for you). Next up was The Hooters; not bad and were just a local Philly band at the time (remember "All you zombies"?) Then came Santana; awesome is all I have to say about that, but their show was a little short. The Who then came out and played for almost 3 hours.
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by ontheblack » Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:11 pm

artomatic wrote:First concert:
1976-8th grade, a friend's mom took us to see Peter Frampton, J Geils, Rick Derenger and Foghat at Anaheim Stadium...


People were stoned for miles away just from the 2nd hand smoke.
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by SoCalASABlue » Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:24 pm

First concert: May 25, 1979, Freedom Hall in Louisville, KY - TED NUGENT
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by Blind Squirrel » Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:44 pm

artomatic wrote: ...

wow, this thread has been saved, thanks WAMBULANCE!


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by Chin Music » Fri Feb 04, 2011 12:57 pm

First concert:
1976-8th grade, a friend's mom took us to see Peter Frampton, J Geils, Rick Derenger and Foghat at Anaheim Stadium...

Small world Arto! That was my 1st concert and I was in 8th grade. Looking back can't believe mom dropped us off there. One memory still sits of a stoned dude trying to walk and tie his shoe at the same time. Was that you?
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by Fastpitch4Life » Fri Feb 04, 2011 1:06 pm

Chin Music wrote:First concert:
1976-8th grade, a friend's mom took us to see Peter Frampton, J Geils, Rick Derenger and Foghat at Anaheim Stadium...

Small world Arto! That was my 1st concert and I was in 8th grade. Looking back can't believe mom dropped us off there. One memory still sits of a stoned dude trying to walk and tie his shoe at the same time. Was that you?


I think the same dude was at the Aerosmith concert. His self proclaimed name was Schultz and he had this gallon milk jug full of something and was chanting "put a little in...take a little out", admonishing anyone who was interested could take a chug if they had something to add to the concoction...funny how you remember stuff like that! :mrgreen:
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