OT - Of interest to metalheads only (and Kingston Trio fans)

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Michael B

A few more photos:

Phillip Glass - probably the most reknowned American composer of the late 20th Century. He has composed both movie and Broadway soundtracks along with multiple symphonies and other works. He performs with the Phillip Glass Ensemble. Taken at the Harvard Coop in the mid 1980's.

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I think Doug called Pearl Jam “boring” but they often use Phillip Glass’ “Metamorphosis” as their “walk out” music.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

I think Doug called Pearl Jam “boring” but they often use Phillip Glass’ “Metamorphosis” as their “walk out” music.

Doug definitely called Pearl Jam boring, when I saw them at CBGB in 1991 they were the definition of. I didn't bother taping that one.

Sounds like their "walk out" music is the best thing about their show.

[bigfanNY]

Love this thread as well. Thank you Mike and Doug and everyone else for keeping it alive. I saw Eagles Steeley Dan a couple weeks ago and really enjoyed the show.
For my posts

Assorted Who Tickets
1979 Capitol Theater row 1 1st nite Row 6 2nd
1979 MSG Rows 6,12,9,1 5 All 5 nites
Pittsburgh 82 1st Row
Indianapolis 82 Row6
Portland Or 82 Tow 2
London 81 Row 5
Landover MD Row 4
Chicago 82 Row 9..

Jorma At Paladium
Ramones David Johanson 79 Capitol Theater
Clash 82 Asbury park convention center.
3 signed tickets Pete Kenny Jones. Roger Daltry, John Entwhistle.

Back from when going to shows was Affordable. Well The Tommy Ticket was 1K but went to charity. All the others between $50 -$100.

[doug.goodman]

Tommy at Radio City.

Nice.

[Michael B]

Here are a couple of sports and music crossover items I received back from the Music City Sports Card, Collectibles and Autograph Show that happened a few weeks ago.

Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart made quite a name for himself as a pro wrestling 'manager'. Prior to that he was a member of The Gentrys who had a hit with "Keep on Dancing" which reached #4 on the Billboard chart in 1965. The original song, as written, was so short the single is actually the song performed twice. Both items signed at the show and the price was quite reasonable for a mail in.

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Original sheet music from the U.K. It does not bother me that a previous owner signed this in the upper right corner.

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This was co-written by Hart.