The Culinary Arts Thread

[Tin Man]

Yep, and the other two sound like crap.

Nah, windy, the Thai coconut might be OK (unless, you just don't like coconut).

 

[NorCalVol67]

Caught a lot of shows. One of the musical highlights of my life was walking into Greens lounge in Memphis, ordering quarts of beer and looking up at the stage and seeing Albert King.

 

[Tin Man]

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Now, see, that presentation is deliciously weird.

 

[tnuhcvols]

Regrets for me are journey, van Halen before sammy, missing triumph when I had tickets. Tom petty, and pink floyd in the 90s(?)

 

[NorCalVol67]

Some more regrets for me. Wow. Prince, Dylan, and the Who. WOW!

I have seen The Who a few times, Prince quite a few times and Dylan an awful lot.

 

[NorCalVol67]

Regrets for me are journey, van Halen before sammy, missing triumph when I had tickets. Tom petty, and pink floyd in the 90s(?)

Tom Petty was great live. Saw 90s Floyd and Waters solo, he puts on an amazing show.

I still have Triumph on vinyl.

 

[NorCalVol67]

Biggest regret for me is Bowie.

 

[tnuhcvols]

three piece Canadian group, cant quite remember the other,

 

[NorCalVol67]

three piece Canadian group, cant quite remember the other,

I have mentioned it before, Rush was my first concert.

 

[Tin Man]

Post your most painfully honest feelings about Kate Bush...

 

[tnuhcvols]

And now for something completely different @Souce is fixing some shirley temples for us

 

[Behr]

Regrets for me are journey, van Halen before sammy, missing triumph when I had tickets. Tom petty, and pink floyd in the 90s(?)

Saw DLR VH at the Municipal Auditorium in Nashville. Dave on stage says "I love these Nashville women, before the show they were screaming and yelling my name, beating on the door begging...I finally let them out".

Saw Loverboy open for Journey at the Municipal Auditorium. Great show.

Saw Bon Scott AC/DC and it was the worst concert I ever saw, and stayed until the end. It was just too loud and no bass.

 

[tnuhcvols]

I saw rush twice and it was the same show almost to the song and the theatrics, I'm good with it tho

 

[tnuhcvols]

Post your most painfully honest feelings about Kate Bush...

She should trim

 

[NorCalVol67]

John Cougar at the Auditorium North Hall in the early 80s.

 

[Tin Man]

Mal, it was '68 or '69, double bill, The Ike and Tina Turner Review with Sly and The Family Stone near Lake Spivey. Some friends and I were on the property next door. We could see the stage from over the fence to the left. We could hear perfectly. Sly was so high, he couldn't go on. The Family Stone jammed for 40 minutes, and he never appeared.

 

[Behr]

Later.

 

[VolNExile]

Saw The Beach Boys in 73? in Durham or Chapel Hill. Drummer was so wasted he fell off his seat.

 

[Tin Man]

Kate Bush was the first true performance artist of the rock era. She was and is wholly original. In the '70s, I wanted to see her live show and become her lover (at least for a long lurid week or so).

 

[theFallGuy]

My first concert was 38 special

damn yer old as shyte

 

[theFallGuy]

Saw The Beach Boys in 73? in Durham or Chapel Hill. Drummer was so wasted he fell off his seat.

I wasn't even born yet. What was it like in the 1800s?

 

[NorCalVol67]

Saw The Beach Boys in 73? in Durham or Chapel Hill. Drummer was so wasted he fell off his seat.

Saw Hank Jr when he could barely stand.

The Who famously got someone from the crowd at the Cow Palace to play drums because Moon was too f’d up.

 

[hmanvolfan]

John Cougar at the Auditorium North Hall in the early 80s.

Jimi Hendrix at the Auditorium North Hall in early seventies. Covering all the musical artists I’ve seen perform would take a while.

 

[volwindy]

Nah, windy, the Thai coconut might be OK (unless, you just don't like coconut).

I hate coconut

 

[hmanvolfan]

I hate coconut

Tsk tsk.