Here are more much-needed true archival reports on the concerts, music and culture in and around Los Angeles during the classic rock concert era: ''65-''75 by someone whose life, heart and soul couldn''t have been at a better place in time than in my late teens in the late ''60s. Plus continued concert reviews from ''75 right up to the present that benefit from the credibility of one who saw it all. Whew!
Set Two rocks with eighteen more archived classic concerts, culture and fun including: The Who, Ten Years After, David Bowie/Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars debut in ’72 at the Santa Monica Civic and farewell tour in ’73 at the Hollywood Palladium – Pink Floyd at the Hollywood Bowl ‘72 – Lee Michaels - Savoy Brown - Mahavishnu Orchestra - Alice Coltrane - ELP - Zappa - Stevie Wonder opening for the Rolling Stones’ for their “Exile On Main Street” tour at the Hollywood Palladium and more! Continous Posting!
Check out "Nosebleed Or Front Row; I Just Want To See The Show!" Set Two! Here are eleven concerts archived with four personal "Top Ten" favorites all from the year 1970! Mid-way between '65 and '75 artists hit their creative peaks and it shows! Hendrix (archived at the end of Set One) started 1970 off with the first of four "All Time Top 10 Concerts" from that year!
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