Your First Concert was.....

Those "large, immobile systems" are what allows us to hear actual music as opposed to mobile MP3s and earbuds creating constant meaningless white noise.

And by the way, concerts from Mozart's time (and long before) and through today are large, immobile systems for listening to music. I think I can say with confidence that 40 years from now no one will be releasing Maroon 5, 50 Cent, or Fiest compilations, let along ones that hit the top ten list.

It must have been too much blotter acid? Woodstock, (NOT Iron Butterfly), was my very first concert. I was 16, but I had to run away from home to go. My mother was worried about "those hippie people." Pretty good concert....lol... :)

Dave Mason at the Aquarius Theatre (later the Orpheum) in the Fall of 1971 in Boston. That was shortly followed by Tull at the Garden and Ten Years After at the Music Hall.

What a long, strange trip it has been since then.

Who, Quadrophenia, 1973, LA Forum. Loud and sloppy.

Led Zeppelin, 1971, at the Hampton Roads Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia.