| LIFE How Old Your Favorite Band is Turning in 2019
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rocknthefreeworld
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Horrible list. KISS is on there yet Led Zeppelin is not.
Here you go !!
Led Zeppelin were an English rock band formed in London in 1968, got this right off the google search.
XXL TideFan
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The first time that I saw KISS.
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The groovy, goofy Paul Lynde Halloween Special could only have existed in the 1970s
Where else can you find KISS, Betty White and Mrs. Brady in the same room?
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bama alum
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The first time that I saw KISS.
The groovy, goofy Paul Lynde Halloween Special could only have existed in the 1970s
Where else can you find KISS, Betty White and Mrs. Brady in the same room?
Back in the 70s, I collected KISS cards. I named my first hamster Ace...FINALLY got to see them in concert this past year. I was and still am thankful they only played three songs post "Lick It Up," still...It was time to end it. Paul Stanley sounds like an grandmother when he's "...gotta aaaaaassssssssschu a qwischun."
footballer
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Kiss was never my cup of tea.
On another note, were any of you around the Ham on July 4th, 1976? For a concert at the fair grounds that cost $1.99? Skynyrd, ZZTop, and several other big time bands that I don't remember were there. It lasted around 12 hours. Heck of a show.
On another note, were any of you around the Ham on July 4th, 1976? For a concert at the fair grounds that cost $1.99? Skynyrd, ZZTop, and several other big time bands that I don't remember were there. It lasted around 12 hours. Heck of a show.
Boston early 70's but they played together under various names and members beginning in 1969.
footballer
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A life long friend of mine treated me to a fourth row seat at the BJCC Music hall this past Wed. night for the Joe Bonamassa concert. I do not have pics or video, wish I did.
Mountain Time was one of his many songs he played. This vid is from The Royal Albert Music Hall in 2009.
Mountain Time was one of his many songs he played. This vid is from The Royal Albert Music Hall in 2009.
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