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Aaaah, the 70's - good times. Hey, wasn't that a TV show?
I remember seeing Grease in the theater, twice. My concert-going career began in 1977 - first one was KISS, quickly followed by Styx (Grand Illusion Tour), the Cars, Foghat, Jethro Tull, Journey, Sammy Hagar (pre-Van Halen, when both bands were still good), Van Halen, April Wine, Ted Nugent, the Scorpions, Def Leppard, Cheap Trick, Judas Priest, REO Speedwagon, Head East, Marshall Tucker Band, Ozzy Osbourne, Andy Gibb (at Six Flags), KC and the Sunshine Band (also at Six Flags), etc., etc., and then onto the 80's.... One of my projects, that I never seem to have time for, is to organize all my ticket stubs in chronological order. I started keeping a scrapbook in high school, but now there are ticket stubs in kitchen drawers, on the kitchen counter, on a bulletin board, in my desk drawer, they're everywhere.... I remember when cable TV first came out - and there still wasn't a remote control for it - just a box on top of your TV that was about 16" long, with a sliding thingie on top, that would click into place for each channel. Saturday Night Live was the "new," hip show to watch - cigarette ads were still on TV, and ads for liquor also. Lunch boxes were metal. |
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