Black Sabboth

anyone still save ticket stubbs?

man somewhere here i gotta ted nugent ticket stub at the brand knew omni in atlanta, circa:1976 new years eve, golden earing opening,, i think it was like 9 dollars..

 

fer the who? or sabbath?

an when i saw the who first time it was like 74,75?

 

I was listening to my Three Dog Night Album I got from the thrift years ago and I heard a memeber of the and tell a guy: You should have paid the $5.00 to sit up front (either that or $5.50) The album is from 71.

 

The only expensive concert in mids 70s was Led Zep some went for the unheard $100.00+ but in general between the 60s and mid 70s $5.00 thru $7.50 was the average price.

 

and i did.

 

mid is not 73

 

Were they as good as they sounded?

 

I did like Three Dog Nights but unfortunate never got to seen them in concert . But Alice Cooper "twice" , Emerson Lake & Pamer, Quicksilver Messanger with the Chambers Brother, Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes AND few more made up it for it . all under $ 8.00

 

"one" and easy to be hard was my favor 3 dog nights tunes.

 

Try A little tenderness, Eli's comming, and Cirle for a landing are my favorites along with easy to be hard.

 

gotta love the cheap hard shows..







cheap an easy rock n roll tis what its all about..

luv n lite..

 

mid is 1975 i went to see that moron peter franktom in late 70s and was still under $14.00 im not sure becouse my girl friend bought that ticket the The Who play a month later but i did not go so i have no idea what it sold for this was 1977/78

 

i saw them a few months ago

lol, i like how they have the chickens eating out the kfc bucket

 

yes.

 

i lost them all like an idiot i keept them in my wallet well guess what i lost my wallet once. "more than once" .

 

The bands from the late 60's early 70's all had good-looking guys that wore tight jeans. I love a good-lookig man in tight jeans. wooohooo!

 

a plus but not a must in music.

 

A gr8 sound is key