Warning: May trigger PTSD in '70s survivors

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It wasn't a VW. Or a Ford.

 

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Yes, I'd also like to know where you got the notion...

 

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According to Wikipedia: "The Ballroom Blitz" was inspired by an incident on 27 January 1973 when the band were performing at the Grand Hall in Kilmarnock, Scotland and were driven offstage by a barrage of bottles.

 

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Phenomenal guitar.

 

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[Amos Otis]

 

[SpaceGrease]

 

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Okay I admit I also listened to Tull... a little.

 

[too larry]

Okay I admit I also listened to Tull... a little.

If the timing is right I listen to flashback as I'm driving into work on Sunday mornings. I heard some tull during yesterday's commute.

 

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[Amos Otis]

If the timing is right I listen to flashback as I'm driving into work on Sunday mornings. I heard some tull during yesterday's commute.

I was in high school when they played my town in support of Thick as a Brick, beginning the show by performing the entire LP complete with interruptions to answer the telephone, give news and weather reports, and other bits that included men in pink rabbit. giant frog, and scuba diver outfits. It went well past an hour. When finished, Anderson says it's a little warm up tune they worked up backstage, and that they were ready to play the show. For quite a while I considered it the best live show I'd ever seen.

 

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[srh88]

I was born in the 80s lol

 

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I was born in the 80s lol

You mock our pain! Curse you, you whelp of the Reagan Era! /s

 

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This video is dated 1980 but I remember hearing these guys on the radio in San Antonio c. 1978.

 

[bruno8437]

Remembering Paul Barrere

I've been stuck on Little Feat for the past couple of days.