Abrignac
13 years ago
Back in the early 80's I went to a Ted Nugent concert when the MCM was still wearing a loincloth and swinging from ropes onstage. Anyway there were two opening acts.

The first act was some german band I'd never heard of called the Skorpions. Who would have known that shortly thereafter the would hit big time with a song called "Rock You Like a Hurricane"

After them was an equally unknown band that when announced it sounded like Death Leopard. Who would have known the would hit the big time with mega hits like "Pour Some Sugar on Me"

I was lucky to be a teenager growing up in the '80's. Luckier still now that I have a teenaged son who enjoys the same music I still love and who also loves going to concerts featuring those "old" bands.

My only regret is when Lynyrd Skynyrd is in the area, they only seeme to play the casinos. Since he is not yet 21, he can't go.
harleyd31
13 years ago
Just had a concert close to me that I missed. It was the Allman Brothers and Santana.. Wish I heard about it sooner!! I hear Kiss is coming around end of August near me.....
Abrignac
13 years ago

Just had a concert close to me that I missed. It was the Allman Brothers and Santana.. Wish I heard about it sooner!! I hear Kiss is coming around end of August near me.....

harleyd31 wrote:



OUCH!

I've got both of them on my Pandora radio station list.


[-o<



Never got to see KISS. They came through town when I was grounded. Imagine that!!!

For what Gene charges for tickets, I'm not sure I would go see them as long as Peter and Ace are persona non grata.

😞
ZRX1200
13 years ago
I saw Kiss at age 6.

Got yer army card?
harleyd31
13 years ago
or your "love gun" ?
harleyd31
13 years ago
Or the enormous rolling paper from the "Up in Smoke" album from Cheech and Chong?
smokestaxx
13 years ago

Or the enormous rolling paper from the "Up in Smoke" album from Cheech and Chong?

harleyd31 wrote:


got that from my neighbor at a garage sale!
dkeage
13 years ago

Back in the early 80's I went to a Ted Nugent concert when the MCM was still wearing a loincloth and swinging from ropes onstage. Anyway there were two opening acts.

The first act was some german band I'd never heard of called the Skorpions. Who would have known that shortly thereafter the would hit big time with a song called "Rock You Like a Hurricane"

After them was an equally unknown band that when announced it sounded like Death Leopard. Who would have known the would hit the big time with mega hits like "Pour Some Sugar on Me"

I was lucky to be a teenager growing up in the '80's. Luckier still now that I have a teenaged son who enjoys the same music I still love and who also loves going to concerts featuring those "old" bands.

My only regret is when Lynyrd Skynyrd is in the area, they only seeme to play the casinos. Since he is not yet 21, he can't go.

Abrignac wrote:




I saw that same tour. That was Friday night, the next night I saw Foghat with Sammy Hagar and Pat Travers opening acts..............=d>
DrafterX
13 years ago
I saw Ted in 80'... my first real concert.... the Romanitcs opened for him and were promptly booed off the stage.... "I want to thank ya'll for being such a lame ass audience'... it was great..!! 🤣
Abrignac
13 years ago

I saw that same tour. That was Friday night, the next night I saw Foghat with Sammy Hagar and Pat Travers opening acts..............=d>

dkeage wrote:



In Baton Rouge?
stogiemonger
13 years ago
I'm a bit younger than you, Anthony. (41). I went to a concert when I was just a kid to see Ozzy (formerly of Black Sabbath) first solo tour. A great band of kids not a whole lot older than me opened up the show here in N.O., yep, Metallica. A real metalhead was born that day. I spent allot of time after that chasing all things Metallica. I saw Faith No More at Jed's on Oak street before they made it, too.

Good memories! I Wasn't worried about anything important then. I just didn't know any better. Bliss.
Abrignac
13 years ago

I'm a bit younger than you, Anthony. (41). I went to a concert when I was just a kid to see Ozzy (formerly of Black Sabbath) first solo tour. A great band of kids not a whole lot older than me opened up the show here in N.O., yep, Metallica. A real metalhead was born that day. I spent allot of time after that chasing all things Metallica. I saw Faith No More at Jed's on Oak street before they made it, too.

Good memories! I Wasn't worried about anything important then. I just didn't know any better. Bliss.

stogiemonger wrote:



Jacque by chance are you going to see the Red Hot Chili Peppers in October. My son and I are going. Be nice to get together for a herf before the concert. If not, perhaps we can herf anyway.
dkeage
13 years ago

In Baton Rouge?

Abrignac wrote:




Houston
thurson
13 years ago
I saw Les Brown and his band of renown...when I was in my 20s.
engletl
13 years ago
first concert was David Lee Roth Eat em & Smile

Went wholly on the premise that Steve Vai & Billy Sheehan were in the band. Some "unknown" group at the time named Cinderella opened

great show
Abrignac
13 years ago

first concert was David Lee Roth Eat em & Smile

Went wholly on the premise that Steve Vai & Billy Sheehan were in the band. Some "unknown" group at the time named Cinderella opened

great show

engletl wrote:




Mine was Peter Frampton in '79 I think. I was 14 or 15. My sister and I managed to out run everyone when they opened the doors at the LSU Assmbley Center, now known as the PMAC. Front and center on the barricades. Looked up the whole night. Haven't stood on the front row since.
wheelrite
13 years ago

Mine was Peter Frampton in '79 I think. I was 14 or 15. My sister and I managed to out run everyone when they opened the doors at the LSU Assmbley Center, now known as the PMAC. Front and center on the barricades. Looked up the whole night. Haven't stood on the front row since.

Abrignac wrote:



my first concert....

Aerosmith 1976.. I was 14..
Stoned ....
Numismaniac
13 years ago

my first concert....

Aerosmith 1976.. I was 14..
Stoned ....

wheelrite wrote:





Similar, wish I could remember, so many, started somewhere around then as well, you and I must be within months of the same age. Many of the acts would hit Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock, Dallas, Houston.

Coulda been Raisin' Kane, Rush, or Thin Lizzy, Nazareth, Journey,wish I still had the old ticket stubs, once did, old high school GF chunked 'em I think? I started somewhere in 76 or 77 myself.
stogiemonger
13 years ago

Jacque by chance are you going to see the Red Hot Chili Peppers in October. My son and I are going. Be nice to get together for a herf before the concert. If not, perhaps we can herf anyway.

Abrignac wrote:


Probably not going to The Chili Peppers concert, but, would love to herf, if the timing is right. Just give me a holler next time you are in the N.O. area.

I'll be in Red Stick today to visit my Dad in the hospital. (back surgery) Seems we'll miss each other today, sadly. I won't be missin' T.J. Ribs, however. My wife hasn't eaten there before, and is in for a treat. LOL!
dstieger
13 years ago

Aerosmith 1976.. Stoned ....

wheelrite wrote:




You? Or the band?

I saw them in '77. Worst concert I've ever been to. Tyler was so wasted he didn't hit a single note all night. Huge waste of $9.00. Brownsville Station opened. And were better.
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