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Best Rock concert you've EVER been to

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I was doing the Eurail thing around Europe in the summer of 1985, and Bruce was there for the European leg of the Born in the USA tour. Giant concert posters, sometimes so many that they stretched for a whole block on the sides of buildings, fences, etc.- it was one big vision of Bruce's a$$ in bluejeans,since the posters featured his backside!:lol:
 
I was doing the Eurail thing around Europe in the summer of 1985, and Bruce was there for the European leg of the Born in the USA tour. Giant concert posters, sometimes so many that they stretched for a whole block on the sides of buildings, fences, etc.- it was one big vision of Bruce's a$$ in bluejeans,since the posters featured his backside!:lol:

:clap:Heaven!
 
Van Halen
Styx
AC/DC
Grass Roots
Gary Puckett
Mark Lindsay-of Paul Revere and the Raiders
Jimi Jamison- of Survivor

The Rascals-My husband saw this group.
 
Bridges To Babylon.
Rolling Stones.
Georgia Dome.
December 1997.
Big D's flight to Atlanta got cancelled due to fog.
His boss, the president of a Fortune 500 company, drove him to ATL so he wouldn't miss it.
Big D was dressed in business attire.
We were there with two of our best friends.
When the Stones unexpectedly went to a secondary stage they called "The Lounge," we were so close that could touch the stage. I mean, if Mick had farted, we would have smelled it. That's how close to the stage I like to be at concerts. My girlfriend and I squealed. Our husbands rolled their eyes.
The Stones were awesome, as were the pyrotechnics.
Love my Mick.
 
Bridges To Babylon.
Rolling Stones.
Georgia Dome.
December 1997.
Big D's flight to Atlanta got cancelled due to fog.
His boss, the president of a Fortune 500 company, drove him to ATL so he wouldn't miss it.
Big D was dressed in business attire.
We were there with two of our best friends.
When the Stones unexpectedly went to a secondary stage they called "The Lounge," we were so close that could touch the stage. I mean, if Mick had farted, we would have smelled it. That's how close to the stage I like to be at concerts. My girlfriend and I squealed. Our husbands rolled their eyes.
The Stones were awesome, as were the pyrotechnics.
Love my Mick.

BR, you win for best description!!
 
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