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 markdewine My memory of this concert centers on "two drummers." I walked into the H.I.C., a circular venue, and proceeded around the loge level to behind the stage, and noticed two drum sets, side by side, identical to one another. "Interesting", I thought. Being a percussionist myself, I chose to sit BEHIND the performers during the show, to see what this was all about. Well, from the first note to the last, these two drummers played IDENTICAL performances! I watched carefully, and every stick stroke, every kick beat and cymbal crash were played in unison. WOW! Never saw it before that, with any rock group; nor ever again. Can only guess one studio drummer was training another. What do you think? Oh, and BTW, the concert, overall, was tremendous! :) Steely Dan Mar 30, 2020
 markdewine This was billed as a "Farewell Concert" because Kenny and Jim had at that point decided to return to California, and go their separate ways. (of course they did go on to do some more work together, after all). Anyway, the crowd was under the assumption that this would be Loggins & Messina's last concert ever. So, the two played a great show...Vahevahla, House at Pooh Corner, Your Mama Don't Dance, all their hits. Then they came out for their encore, and played another half hour, going through their set-list again. The crowd was throwing flower leis on the stage by the ton. Kenny and Jim were wearing ten or fifteen leis each, and wading through a bunch at their feet. They played about three MORE encores, until the management at the arena said they had to shut down, due to city codes. The band said they would "play through the night" for us, if they could. There was not a dry eye in the house. VERY emotional concert. Mahalo and Aloha to Loggins & Messina. Loggins And Messina Mar 30, 2020
 markdewine My only clear memory of this concert was that I went with my 'new' girlfriend, Sue. During "Jim Dandy to the Rescue", she tapped me on the shoulder, pointed to the lead singer (whose name escapes me), and shouts in my ear, "I'd let him put his shoes under my bed tonight." I laughed and thought, "Whatever." Great concert though. Black Oak Arkansas / Charlie Daniels Mar 30, 2020
 markdewine I remember driving north from Bismarck for what seemed like forever, to see this concert. Head East performed first, and they just tore it up! Fabulous show! Then Montrose took the stage, and for whatever reason, they were 'lack-luster', at best. I remember the crowd roaring for Head East to take the stage again! Head East alone, was worth the ticket price, (probably around $12) and the "forever" round-trip. LOL Montrose / Head East Mar 30, 2020
 David Mark Aldridge Alterbridge also played in Rome, 5 July 2017 Alter Bridge Mar 30, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Backstage passes Megadeth / Corrosion Of Conformity Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes 50 appearance at the Spectrum Grateful Dead Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Jerry Augustyniak (10,000 Maniacs) on drums, with Allied Horns Lauren Hart Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes Backstage passes thanks to Charlie Benante's uncle. Anthrax / White Zombie / Quicksand Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes RATM stands naked on stage amid feedback Lollapalooza 1993 Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes https://www.loudersound.com/features/why-did-rage-against-the-machine-stand-naked-onstage-at-lollapalooza-in-1993 Lollapalooza 1993 Mar 29, 2020
 Gregg Xenakes 3rd row Paul McCartney Mar 29, 2020
 Dallasguy79 Shannon and the Clams opened Greta Van Fleet / Shannon and The Clams Mar 29, 2020
 Ron Meadows Great show System of a Down / Kid Rock / Metallica / Korn / Powerman 5000 Mar 29, 2020
 cdbearden86 on 8/15/13 she was at Wolf Trap in the DC area. The Peach Music Festival 2013 Mar 29, 2020
 zimtrim The Opening act Road did not show up and did not play Foghat / Road Mar 29, 2020
 Lar1954 The Soft Machine was the opening act Field House, University Of Toledo Mar 29, 2020
 David Rash I can’t remember who opened for Jimi , do you ? Jimi Hendrix / Soft Machine Mar 29, 2020
 markdewine Loudest concert I ever attended! Every song performed as well as "album quality." Fun time. My buddy Monty, from Bismarck, ND, had just moved back with me to Hawaii. When I told him I had two tickets to Aerosmith, he thought I was kidding. LOL Aerosmith Mar 29, 2020
 markdewine Before going to my first Rush concert, I had purchased the "All the World's a Stage" album, and it really impressed me. ESPECIALLY Neil's work! Needless to say, I was just Blown Away...seeing the three masters at work at their craft! WOW! The opening notes of "A Passage to Bangkok" induced me to spark a doob, and all was right in the world. :) Rush Mar 29, 2020