'they blew'em off the stage'

Mes,

I used to live in Hoboken, NJ - The Feelies adopted hometown. They played a local club called Maxwell's all the time and I saw them a lot. I've also seen Lou Reed a bunch of times, some great shows and some pretty awful. On his best night, I'd still take The Feelies over Lou Reed. Just MHO.

Marty

BTW, the new Glenn Mercer cd "Wheels in Motion" is very good. It's not a Feelies record without Bill Million, but it's still worth a spin.

Hey thanks Marty, I'll check the Mercer CD out. Luna, Feelies and Galaxy 500 all had some good stuff around then, and all were good live shows. I think they had some member hopping between those bands also.

This post brought back great memories.
Golden Earring dusted Joe Cocker big time. I was not there for Cocker, that's for sure but he was realy bad, we walked out. Earring played just a few songs but eeach was a bout 15 minutes long, they were awesome and still are one of my favorite bands.
Blue Oyster Cult rocked out and were followed by Jefferson Starship. Totally different styles and once again I went only to see the former. Starship came on and I was asleep in minutes.
Scorpions destroying Ted Nugent, we walked out on Nugent he was so bad.
I went to a show that had Aerosmith headlining and Rick Derringer opening. Canned Heat was in between. Heat was treated horribly by the crowd that was itching for aerosmith and had enjoyed Derringer. It was so bad Bill Graham himself came onstage and asked the audience to show some respect. He was booed too. Aerosmith put on a great show and I guess I was lucky with some other reviews I've read from other shows they did.

Metallica opening for Ozzy in '86 on the Masters of Puppets tour.

Metallica on the Monsters of Rock tour of '88. They blew everbody away that day. Of course given the lineup(see below) it's not as impressive as blowing Ozzy away in '86.

Van Halen (headline act)
Scorpions
Dokken
Metallica
Kingdom Come

Jethro Tull completely killed Led Zeplin the first time I saw LZ. I had never even heard of Tull back then. Left (along with many others) halfway through the LZ show.