3 very good ones. I saw Sabbath and Kiss for the first time in the 70s. Black Sabbath had a bunch of amps on the stage and that was basically it. Moxy and Nazareth opened for them. Bob Seger opened for Kiss the first time I saw them.

Sonny and Cher was actually my very first concert when I was 13 or 14. My Uncle took me. That’s what got me hooked. Before that it was sitting around listening to the radio or catching Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert late at night if no one was watching our only TV . Then I started hopping on my bike cruzing Austin for free music. I would go hang out in the beer garden at Armadillo World Headquarters in South Austin and listen to bands through the wall. Back then you didn’t have to be drinking age to hang back there. Sounds crazy but it is something etched in my mind I will never forget. You would not begin to believe some of the bands I heard through that damn wall.

I was and still am a big Kiss fan. I also saw them in the 7os at the Summit in Houston. I just recently recorded a Kiss concert recorded live at the summit on VH! classics. I saw it listed and was hoping it was the show I went to but unfortunately it wasn’t. They had a show on a Friday and a Saturday. They recorded the Saturday show and I was at the Friday one.

I am the same person that posted above. I was working on my humor and personal blog. I was in this acct and didn’t feel like switching over. Swing by and leave your link. Promote your art for sale. No probs on my end. The line will always be open.

Drew, Austin Tx
Excuse Typo’s and misuse of the English language – It’s Family Tradition

I think my 3 desert island bands would be Black Sabbath, Hendrix and KISS.

Take care

I have been a huge Motorhead fan since No Sleep ‘Till Hammersmith came out and I still follow them. Unfortunately, every time they come here to play I am always out of town. One day the stars will align and I will be here when they show up.

Take care and good luck in Austin

I knew zep didnt put out singles being an avid record collector. Every so often I would hear someone say “yeah I got that on 45″ when a zep song was playing on the radio. You just new they were lying but I never did call them out on it.

I was on my way out until I clicked on your RSS feed and saw this article. I am glad I did. Brought back some really good memories of cruzin the streets of Austin Tx as a youngster with Zep blarin on the 8 track.

One time someone asked me If I were stuck on a deserted island and could only have 1 bands music which would it be. I actually couldnt answer it so I chose 3. Zepplin, Stones and Hendrix. Because I love them, grew up with them, and they have a huge selection of songs. Its hard to find artist in modern times that can fill an album up with a multitude of good songs. I do like a lot of todays music, but some is only surviving due to marketing, not talent.

Dog8mybag, Austin Tx

Yeah, digital imaging is so amazing I started purchasing some of the more modern art from the up and coming artist of today. It is some pretty amazing work to say the least. I also have my eye on the Lemmy print up above. He sure is getting a lot of publicity and added recognition as of late. I am glad. I always thought they were one of the most underrated bands out there. I just recently went out and bought a motorhead DVD. Saw them on a concert at vh1classics and it motivated me to do so. I have seen them a few times at a place here in Austin called the Backroom.

You havent seen Motorhead until you have seen them in a small smoky dive bar with just a few hundred drunk and stoned people. An absolutely amazing experience. Keep on keepin on my brother. I was doing the artist thing at twitter and you popped up.

Peace, Dog8mybag
Austin Tx USA