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What a great band, thank you Alice Cooper for rocking me for over 50 years ...?! 🤘🤠👍

Por que não dá para ver as imagens?? Só o som?

Black hearts JFK STADIUM 81

this version of He's a woman she's a man is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Why does the presenter speaks in German?? 🤔🤔

Dokken rhythms with Rockin...❤❤

Always.. .. Rockin with Dokken! Tooth & Nail AUSTRALIA 2:23

I saw them at 19 years of age on May 9th 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum the same Animals concert as this one they're great I've seen them three times Dark Side of the Moon and I've also seen the wall in LA in 1980.

I was there and will always remember this day.

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Good God. This version of Shelter From the Storm at 11:06 is as good as it gets.

A schoolmate of mine saw Stevie Wonder on this tour of England ( I don't think it was in Brighton) and went on and on about how brilliant he'd been. Now, after all these years, I know he was telling the truth.

This Joni tour was my first time seeing her live it was memorable. I am a fan since Court and Spark. My favorites are many but number one is the Dog Eat Dog album. Joni is my number one favorite female singer and Jon Anderson my favorite male singer of all time.

Joni is just phenomenal

Hello, all perfect mean lightly of music restly both of.. perfect

I turned 21 twelve days after this concert and lived in Philadelphia. What was I doing that night? It was another wasted night, I'm sure.

At this time you could go to Wiesbaden in a record store, buy a real LP, go home and listen to it. No computers, no downloads, it was the real world. This is what I miss. Who stole it?

72 war ich 16.

🎉🎉🎉🎉 ... wish I were ' ER ... but I am just pathetic little ME !!!! .. she my real Mum . Guy, poeme . Xxxx

I recorded this on a tape from the radio. I listened to it all the time

Ahh I feel so much younger now [especially with that saxophone penetrating all my matryoshka dolls within]

My kind of jam Clapton working hard sounding bad ass . Never get tired of this

A good-to-sometimes very good blues-rock (sometimes country blues-rock) performance carried by Eric's blues musical base predating his germination into a preeminent blues and blues-rock guitarist and pretty good vocalist when not drug (nicotine and ETOH) compromised. Band's end was predictable as Clapton was on his way to a higher level and this rhythm section would have retarded his development.

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Eric worked real hard playing alone at the fillmore concerts. Some great solos and generally kicked ass

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Very good.

I wonder, just putting this out there, if Joni would sing Pat Suzuki's version of How High The Moon. It's a haunting version, and I think it might be great for Joni's current vocal range.

Elton was at its best in the 70s

I was at this concert! Still have the ticket

I actually loved hearing the evolution of Steve's voice. By this tour it had become a little deeper and raspier, with more "grit," but I liked it, especially for the material they were writing and performing then.

Thank you SO MUCH for this! I was fortunate enough to see them in Seattle on this tour and they were amazing. I wish I knew then that this would be their last tour with Perry, I would have tried to savor every second a little more. Sadly, they professionally recorded a few shows on this tour for a planned DVD release but never put it out - making this soundboard recording even more valuable. LOVE LOVE LOVE this band!

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Much like Billy Joel....his band made it happen! Then the downfall.

In 1972, on My 10th Birthday, My Blonde 17 year old Baby Sitter ( who was my first serious crush) gave me this Album. Some time later, She told Me that She that she was going to see AC in either Anaheim or L.A. with some friends. I begged her to take me, she asked my Folks who firmly said "Not a Chance" despite her assurances that I would be well taken care of. Oh if only....🥰

here's my Joni Mitchellstory: in 1983 I was an eight-year-old little girl exactly at the oposite side of the world, Argentina (as I am now...) Eons would pass until I heard about this queen. The more I listento her, the more I get spelled by her unique style and genuine creativity. Thanks for sharing this true jewel

Everyone was gathered on the 24th of may.. I was there😊

You Know So Well is my single favorite Frampton song of all time.

Hey I was there

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nunca en mis 6.7 decadas de vida pude ver un concierto en vivo de J. Tull, pero he aprendido a disfrutar grabaciones como ésta, puedo reconocer con los ojos cerrados los acordes de J. Hammond del bajo, la guitarra acústica de I. Anderson los tambores de Barlow. Que veladas con pensativos cigarros y café

Clapton catches fire on "Why Does Love Got to Be Sad?" which nearly rivals the studio version.

Fabulous ! thanks for sharing.

Good tunes but not as good as LED ZEPPELIN!!!

He is just as good in the’80s as He was in the 70s!!!

❤STEVE MARRIOT❤R.I.P.🎉

Saw Dylan for the first time in Greensboro on 12/7/78, which was 3 days prior to the Charlotte show. What a memory! So thankful to re-live this concert.

ERIC AND THE DYNAMOS....