Time Machine

[ClassikFan]

Me personally I’m honing for Zeppelin Physical Graffiti era actually be happy Madison Square Garden Song Remains The Same recording

I was just making.the same point to a friend last weekend. Jimmy Page in his absolute pomp!

 

[Gizza]

If we had a Time Machine we can only use it to see a concert or buy a particular album what would you choose
not for profit just for pleasure

Me personally I’m honing for Zeppelin Physical Graffiti era actually be happy Madison Square Garden Song Remains The Same recording

Ahem, I'm saying nothing.... here's one of my concert ticket stubs, lucky person that I was/am. Check out the price
And they played for four hours!

 

[luckysim0n]

Ahem, I'm saying nothing.... here's one of my concert ticket stubs, lucky person that I was/am. Check out the price
And they played for four hours!

Jealousy just reared it’s ugly head wow 4 hours

 

[oldius]

Black Lace the Agadoo tour Benidorm 1987. Gutted I missed it .

With you on that one. Mind you, I was too busy with my job pushing pineapples on the Del Monte production line.

 

[oldius]

If there was a period I could return to, it would be the era of the civil rights movement, especially in US soul from the era. There was a recent film made, or at least produced, by Questlove about a concert in Queens, and that I would love to have attended. The music of Curtis Mayfield, Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, and Marvin Gaye in that period is unsurpassed, IMO, let alone the music of artists like James Brown, Nina Simone, and Sly and the Family Stone, who all played important historical and musical roles.

 

[Gizza]

Jealousy just reared it’s ugly head wow 4 hours

I know, such a long concert was not expected. Heck, they could have done two and noone would have complained. Massive respect to them for that. The only other artist I saw that matched the 4 hours was Stevie Wonder at the NEC. Another superb performance.
I was told Springsteen used to do four and a half in his younger days, the Trojan. He did 3 hours when we saw him for the first time this year and he never took a break. At the age of 72! What a trooper.