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Old 10-14-2016, 07:45 PM   #11 (permalink)
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So my wife's step-sister had a couple of tickets for a show here in SoCal. Last minute she couldn't make it so she game them to Mike, who's been her special guy ever since he was a baby. I really didn't pay too much attention to any details cause Linda was handling it all.

Just talked to Mike and asked him who was playing. Over the course of three nights:

Paul McCartney
Roger Waters
The Who
The Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
Neil Young

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All well past their prime but still, pretty damn amazing line up. Lots of top 25 Classic Rock anthems of all time will be played for sure.
Andrés Segovia and Les Paul both lived to be 94 y/o and both never stopped playing the guitar till the end. Physical ailments aside like arthritis there is no time limit for "prime."
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Andrés Segovia and Les Paul both lived to be 94 y/o and both never stopped playing the guitar till the end. Physical ailments aside like arthritis there is no time limit for "prime."
The Who playing "We Won't Get Fooled Again" in 2016 can't quite match up with the energy of them playing it in 1973. Not to mention that Moon and The Ox won't be participating = past their prime.
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