Anything but politics? Surely we all have other things that are non-audio that we can talk about? How about: your first rock concert? Or What other hobbies you have, etc etc -akhilesh
Blue Oyster Cult headliner, Kansas,opener right here in little ole SEKansas. Before Kansas first album, after BOC's second. Truly phenomenal show. About a month later the ceiling in the municipal auditorium fell in. Took a 1/2 cent sales tax to repair it. Everyone who comes here raves about our auditorium in the middle of nowhere.
Here are a few of my other hobbies. Woodcarving, selfbow (all wood, ie. Cherokee style) archery, guitar playing (these aren't actual pics of mine, but is the eaxct same equipment I have) and bike riding.
Let's see, I'd of been about 5 years old when that concert happened! LOL!! 1974 or so??? I think my first real concert was Rush in Kansas City. I was a fan before, but seeing Geddy play the keyboard, bass, and sing at the same time from 15ft away just blew me away. Seen them 4 more times since then.
My second concert was Rush as the opener, Ted Nugent headlining in about a 3000 seat auditorium in Joplin MO. I think Caress of Steel was out by then. They absolutely smoked the house. I've been a huge fan since Fly by Night. But I've never seen them live since. I don't know why R30 dvd made me want to jump up and be 20 again.
Ted was so loud it was painful. I learned early to wear earplugs to concerts. But the man can really shred the guitar.
OK; I got one; "The Young Rascals". Boardy Barn in Hampton Bays 1967. It was a very good year. I loved the playing of Dino Danelli and I got to talk to him for about 3 seconds. Good LOvin'
I've only been to one concert my whole life in the USA: that was a free performance by Al Stewart in Tucson, AZ circa 1995. Awesome! I made him autograpgh all my albums, and he said, "you really like my stuff donl;t you?" really cool! -akhilesh
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R30 dvd made me want to jump up and be 20 again. 
