Carmen (without the Raspberries) was the first concert I ever saw...along with Bob Seger (absolutely awful), and Sweet (amazing).

I'd say Carmen stole the show, but it wasn't quite that clear cut.

Will it get better or just buried under the next news cycle?

From Hollywood stars to politicians to clergy to others with power


Bob Seger said it

One thing for certain it ain't never gonna stop





Here comes the rich man in his big long limousine
Here comes the poor man all you got to have is green
Here comes the banker and the lawyer and the cop
One thing for certain it ain't never gonna stop

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I'd seen him do this bit before so, while I enjoyed it, it wasn't until the Bob Seger part that I laughed.

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He's the real deal. Quit the Weavers in protest of them doing a cigarette ad. The PBS doc is inspiring.

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Those are great pictures- It's nice to see someone who is able to keep their radicalness with age. I worry about somehow magically
turning conservative when I turn 40. He gives me hope.

Here's mine.

Hmmm, here's my top five:

1. Harry Chapin. Saw him and his brother Tom in a small concert hall in 1978. I cried.
2. Rolling Stones. Birmingham, AL about 1981. Unbelievable!
3. Eric Clapton. Birmingham, AL, six months ago. He showcased new talent and played all his greatest. The arena was too big and the sound kind of sucked, but still...
4. John Prine, Nashville TN at the Ryman Auditorium in 2006. Surreal.
5. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Memphis TN, '82 at the Orpheum. Fuckin awesome.

I'd *save my soul for Rock & Roll. And Bob Seger.

Saw Seger in Memphis in 84...he closed with this. Great show, great song!