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The first Woodstock or one of the later ones? All had great bands, but for some reason, all of the Woodstocks seem to have been plagued with poor organization and management.

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There are so many for me, but certainly, Led Zeppelin, Rush (again), Gerry Rafferty, Heart, Chic and Nile Rodgers (again), and so many more.

I have to say, those are all great bands, but my first choice would be LZ!

Have you ever seen them live before?

You have seen some truly amazing concerts!

I saw them at the Forum in Los Angeles after he passed. His son did a very good job stepping in for him.

@DOG What do you and Renee1366 think about his earlier years?

We can only hope his vocal chords fully recover and he can tour again later this year.

While obviously not the original line up, I did get to see Lynyrd Skynyrd this past summer in Atlanta!

That sounds like an amazing concert!

Hi Eliza, you will find Indie mixed into our different playlists, for example, "The Seattle Scene" for the 90's. In addition, we always are open to putting more artists into our playlists and, if you have blog or video ideas for us on artists you love, let us know and we will definitely look at...

Great choices! What would be your top ten play lists for those concerts?

US festival for sure, and likely the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. I might want to see a few acts (Santana) at Woodstock, but so many other festivals were better organized and had great line ups.

I would not call it a festival as it was one of Richard Blade's one night compilation concerts at the MicroSoft in DTLA, but among the bands playing were Wang Chung, Flock of Seagulls, MC Hammer, Josie Cotton, Violent Femmes, Dramarama, Big Country (obviously without the lead singer who has...

I should have thought of that one, as it was from "The Call" before even the movie, and I love that band!

You are definitely a bit younger than me, although my mom had 8 tracks, I never did. I had vinyl and than cassettes. Purple Rain and Madonna's like a Virgin were both coming out in my first year of college, if memory serves.

Perhaps as an "Older Dude" I actually don't know some of the ones you mentioned, ie, "Monster of the Week" and "Blades in the Darkness," but now I have to go look them up. Have you ever heard of Arduin Grimoire, Rune Quest, and Chivalry and Sorcery?

Exactly. It is a great instrument that really adds something different to every song it is in. Hell, I bet we can both think of some songs that don't have it but should!

Oh Good Lord, am I old, I don't remember the first one I had, but at one point, I had well over 500 cassettes. I put them into storage, and that was a huge mistake, they all got destroyed in the allegedly "safe" environment of the facility. As for Vinyl, I don't quite remember that either but...