bencat wrote:

{responding to a post from 8 years ago}

I only learned of Atomic Rooster a month or two ago when Ric Parnell died. The makers of This is Spinal Tap were hiring for the part of Mick Shrimpton, drummer for the movie band and in his interview they asked what bands he'd been in. He said "Atomic Rooster" and they said , "You're in." 

Starship in June of 1978; Genesis in July at Pine Knob in Clarkston, MI

Osibisa as support for Atomic Rooster at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall 1973 .Atomic Rooster were ordinary and Vincent Crane was very peeved that many like myself were more energised and inspired by Osibisa than his band.

Lookie what I just unearthed....
 
 
 

Split Enz. Tauranga N.Z in 1974

Johnny Cash.  Kitchener Auditorium.  1956 or 1957. Been so long I forget.Good show,I rem. 

Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a madman. Vancouver BC/June/'82.

My first show was Poison and Warrant back in high school. My girlfriend at the time was decked out with big hair and chains and I had on my holey jeans. Good stuff.

My second show was decidedly better...Pink Floyd. An amazing show.

 meower wrote: 
I believe the photo on the cover was shot at the Spectrum.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

OMG this is one of my favorite live albums of.all.time

The acoustic Bob side has some AWESOME versions of songs.

My mother brought me to a Bruce Springsteen concert for my first concert ever about ten years ago. I saw him earlier this year too... the guy has still got it!!

I just scrolled through the whole forum.  It reminded me of some great people who were once regulars on this site.  Great posts, very entertaining.  I posted mine long ago, it was David Cassidy...yuk...had to go.  Seems like he's back in the news nowadays...

 kurtster wrote: 
Yes that night blew me away. Great concert

 glmace wrote: 
Might have been at that show.  Public Hall.  Livingston Taylor (James bro) opened.  Not sure the year.  Tull was awesome that night.  Great vito A made it even better.  One of the best concerts I ever attended, period.

It was funny about Taylor opening cuz I saw Tull at the Forum in LA in 71 do Aqualung and Taylor opened for them there, too.  Was 10 rows up right behind and above the stage.  Might as well have been onstage because we got to see everything that was going on.

Jethro Tull, Passion play. Cleveland Ohio. around 1974. Went to Navy bootcamp the next day, good thing they did not piss test.

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
saw sonny and cher. i was 5. i loved it. next year was john denver.

 Isabeau wrote: 
It was a great theater. Sat about 3600. My old stompin' grounds. I was born and raised in the next town over.

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
AW!!  

still, Asbury Park. No matter what year it was  

 Isabeau wrote: 
Emerson Lake and Palmer.