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Epic. No debate from me. It’s raining and he doesn’t miss a beat. And how appropriate with his signature song Purple Rain. Extremely underrated guitarist.

That was pretty impressive. No kidding about John Williams. Never noticed him in the credits.

Quick story about the OB and the baseball stadiums. My father was the Stadiums Manager for the City of Miami from 1960 to ‘79. He managed the OB during football season and the baseball stadium during baseball season. He absolutely hated when there were concerts in either one because the fields...

Was finally able to scratch them off my bucket list 2 years ago in a small performing arts center in a small town in NE TN. Absolutely amazing. Unfortunately, the Procaro brothers were not there with Jeff having passed, but Steve was at his best.

Related to the Neville Brothers? Those Neville’s are one talented family.

If that don’t get ya movin’, nothin’ will! That keyboard player favors Ray Lewis!

I heard that too. In the early 70’s, there weren’t a lot of drugs around except reefer and hash. And not nearly as many options with marijuana like today.

**** yea. Back then, out there was the boonies. The world stopped at University Drive.

I saw The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and the Doobie Brothers in the OB in 72-73 in June. Never been so **** hot in my life. Girls were in bikinis and those that weren’t, we’re stripping to their undies.

No doubt about missing out. I did see a couple drag races and there was a 1/3 mile dirt track out there as well. My uncle used to run late model stock a couple of times a month. My cousin and I where his pit crew - gophers.

Oh yea. I heard MANY stories from friends about the “fog”.

One of, if not the loudest band ever. My wife covered her ears **** near the entire show! Lol

Believe it or not, I never saw a concert there. Not sure why, just never made it out there.

Finally got to see them about 10 years ago in Charlotte. Neil’s drum solo was worth the price of admission.

WSHE -,She’s only rock and roll. Man , does that bring back memories. Zeta 4 was a little edgier.

Steely Dan - one of my favorites.

Seen them live 12 times. First time in 1972 at Sunrise Music Theatre in Ft. Laud.

Toto - Africa. These guys aren’t very well known in the states but are huge in Europe. Steve Lukather is a great guitarist and the Porcaro brothers are great musicians.

My favorite Chicago song. Terry Kath’s guitar solo is the greatest - May he RIP.