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I have seen every bit of Bow Wow Wow footage available on YouTube. Not many unwieldy VHS cameras rolling back in those days of old, so not much BWW live stuff was recorded. I watched this Portland concert again, though. Never tired of reliving those days of listening to Bow Wow Wow on vinyl or cassette tapes in the car.

Those girls bouncing around reminded me of the time I saw Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull play). Ut's not that he bounced around like them, but that he stood on one foot playing his flite and sort of hopping around. He was exhausting me with that bit of his show. Great concert, and the venue, DAR (Daughters Of The American Revolution) Hall in D.C. had great acoustics.

When we went to see the Who (Quadrophenia tour), the opening band, which no one ever heard of was Lynyrd Skynyrd. They absolutely rocked the Capital Center down. Alost seemed like The Who was going to be a letdown, but of course they were great too. Went to my local record store the very next morning, and the guy that owned was very well versed in the music scene said who when I mentioned Lynyrd Skynyrd. I said they opened for The Who last night. I said you had better stock up on that record because you will be getting many requests for them. 🤣

Enjoyed the Stones playing in FedEx filed in Landover Md. for their Hot Licks Tour in 2002 40th Anniversary tour.

The Grateful Dead at RFK Stadium. >The Stones on or near the 4th of July 1972 at RFK. Because I remember being rained on by Cherry Bombs by one or more people who were throwing them off the upper deck above us. The Moody Blues, can't remember the venue (was probably quite wasted). Pink Floyd can't remember where. Ozzy Osborne, after Black Sabbath at Wolf Trap National Park.

Oh well, enough reminiscing. Because I've forgotten more than I remember. Old age is such fun. 🤣