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my first one was Peter Frampton, on the Comes Alive tour, how about yours?
 
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Janet Jackson - Velvet Rope tour
 
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Nine Inch Nails= With Teeth Tour
 
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Black Sabbath in 79
 
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Neil Young with Crazy Horse 1990 opening act sonic youth
 
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Wait, that's not right.  Eric clapton in 1989
 
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Black Oak Arkansas  1974
 
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family vaules07
korn 
trivium
atrayu
evanesance
flyleaf
five finger death punch
hell yeah
and others....
 
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Stray Cats 1983
 
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STRAY CATS
 
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The Osmonds.......Nassau Coliseum 1972
Seriously.......my older sisters wanted to go & the folks wouldn't let them unless they took me.

1st one I bought tix to? Led Zeppelin.......Kingdome, 1977
 
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1975 Paul McCartney Wings over America. 6 years old Still have the stub.
 
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Genesis "Second Out" tour.....I think 1977 or '78
 
Front Row. It blew my mind.....
 
Went with my older brother's best friend who took me to a "pre party" which was basically a bunch of hippies all underage smoking weed and drinking their brains out.....
 
 
It was before Phil Collins turned into such a musical silly ass weiner........
 
They still rocked pretty hard, great "art rock", and still did a bunch of the Peter Gabriel stuff......
 
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Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

The Osmonds.......Nassau Coliseum 1972
Seriously.......my older sisters wanted to go & the folks wouldn't let them unless they took me.

1st one I bought tix to? Led Zeppelin.......Kingdome, 1977

Mugg, I can't express enough exactly how envious that I am that you were at that show..........

 
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Wish I could say that it was stellar.................but it wasn't. My seats were near the back of the lower section & the sound was awful. We tried to work our way down to the floor but about 30,000 other people had the same idea.
 It was cool being part of it, but in the end it wasn't one of the best shows I've ever seen.
 
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The Police, Synchronicity tour at Shea Stadium. Not sure what year, mid-80's. REM and Joan Jett opened.
 
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Van Halen....Diver Down tour 1982 or 83 at the old Hollywood Sportatorium....won the tickets by calling into the radio station.
 
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Clutch, I caught the Police during that same Sychronicity tour in 1983 also at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena.........Great great show... 
 
Fish Naked, I'll bet catching that Diver Down era of VH was fun as hell also dude...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dennishopson:

Clutch, I caught the Police during that same Sychronicity tour in 1983 also at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena.........Great great show... 
 
Fish Naked, I'll bet catching that Diver Down era of VH was fun as hell also dude...

I was like 10 so I had no idea what I was in for. Loved every minute of it. We had box seats which worked out well because it was pouring rain that night.

I saw Van Halen last month at the Meadowlands. Wasn't planning on going but my bud had an extra ticket so I said why not. My expectations were low but gotta admit I was impressed with their performance. I'm sure it didn't compare with their 80's shows though.

 
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Rush at the Nassau Coliseum, Moving Pictures Tour 82.
It was fucking awesome, Niel Peart best drummer ever 
 
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Great album, too.....
 
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Rush 2112 Tour at the old Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. UFO and Foghat backed them up. Went with 3 buddy's. One was doing LSD, one was doing coke and one was doing a Quaalude. Needless to say it was a very interesting night. I won't tell you what I was doing :)
 
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It was either The Cars or the Eddie Murphy Raw Tour at the Cap Centre -that show was later released on VHS -damn that was mid 80's
 
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 meaning it was sooo long ago
 
 
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Def Leppard 1983 at Notre Dame ACC pavilion
 
 
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