Re: Greatest Rock Band EVER?!
By: HusTler to tbirdsradio on Mon Sep 07 2015 10:52 am
> Re: Greatest Rock Band EVER?!
> By: tbirdsradio to Hustler on Sun Sep 06 2015 09:12 am
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> tb> OMG, Hustler!, there's just no way i could pick one. Your list is aweso
> tb> btw. My buddy and i had tickets in 83 to catch a ZZTOP/Grand Funk Railr
> tb> concert. Sadly, GFR was a no show. Never found out why but ZZ Top made
> tb> for it! My amigo was so angry GFR didn't show but slowly forgot about i
> tb> as things progressed. Must have been something in the air. ;) Watching
>
> Glad to see a fellow fan of Grand Funk. The 3 originals really Rocked. Not m
> people know they sold out Shea Stadium. Tunes like Inside Looking Out and
> Heartbreaker sound awesome for a 3 man band. I wasn't impressed when they we
> commercial with American Band. Mark Farners story about how they went broke
> also a tough one. They really did play because they loved to. Oooof. Gime
> Shelter just came on..L8ta
>
> HusTler
>
I saw ZZ Top at Madison Square Garden in 1980! That was a wild concert. I
went there with a friend, and a girl I was messing around with. After the
concert we walked back to my apartment in chelsea (23rd Street & 7th Ave) for
a bit before I drove them home (to different homes). My all time favorite
band would have to be Jethro Tull. While many band members have changed over
the years the lead singer and guitar player have been with the band since the
1960's, which is a fairly long time! I've been to many Tull concerts, even
one in 1978 that ened up being recorded for a live album! I don't know if
there's such a thing as a 'natural high' but I'm starting to believe there
is, as I quit drugs & alcohol in 1986 and I've been to many Tull concerts
since then, yet I can never remember anything about them afterwards!
-MikeS
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