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In reply to the discussion: debm55's question gave my husband an idea for a related topic! [View all]Tikki
(15,231 posts)22. Different music developed during those years,,
I am a fanatic of the synth music genre.
The Screamers were early on the scene.
Interesting fact, the band had no guitars.
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some_of_us_are_sane
Thursday
OP
thank you ProfessorGAC. I saw Mott The Hoople back in the day. I wonder if Queen was on the bill
debm55
Friday
#21
There are a few, but that is not the same as standing with the crowd and enjoying the vibe as well as the music.
OldBaldy1701E
Saturday
#54
Sioux and The Bashees came right up! There was someone else I thought of...
electric_blue68
Saturday
#47
Ah! Glad I could spark good memories! (I took 3 days off from news, so just returned)
electric_blue68
14 hrs ago
#72
Paul McCartney, Elton John and Fleetwood Mac 👍 would have loved to see them
TommieMommy
Saturday
#52
Y'know what? I saw John Prine twice, Johnny Cash once, and Arlo Guthrie 3 times,
no_hypocrisy
11 hrs ago
#76
I got to go to quite a few concerts (sister got free or very cheap tickets).
waterwatcher123
10 hrs ago
#78