marshall1987
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With a few exceptions, I avoid going to a concert where the performers are aged 60-70+ y.o. Classic Rock stars who made their mark back in the '70s or early '80s (or God forbid, the '60s). I would prefer to remember them as they were back in their prime; before excessive stardom, drugs, and alcohol took their toll. Luckily, I avoided attending the really bad shows where impaired performers could barely take the stage, let alone sound good. What a rip-off that must have been for the fans.
As of late there are a quite a few aged solo artists and reconstituted bands that have been revived and are playing some good music. In some of these instances they may be in great form.
But paying upwards of $100.00 to $500.00, or more, for a ticket is something I can't stomach. :hmm
As of late there are a quite a few aged solo artists and reconstituted bands that have been revived and are playing some good music. In some of these instances they may be in great form.
But paying upwards of $100.00 to $500.00, or more, for a ticket is something I can't stomach. :hmm
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