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Hey I won ABB tickets off the radio years ago from an Aerosmith question. WROQ in Greenville, SC 1995 the question was "What do Journey and Aerosmith have in common? My answer was "Two guys named Steve" The dj said wrong answer but what the hell because he had not thought of that. I gave the tickets to a friend being that I already had mine. We had a hellava party the day of the show. The Brothers played the last show at the Greenville Memorial Auditorium that year and blew the effing roof off. Dickey was on FIRE! Many have proclaimed it to be the best show ever at that venue. I remember some dude coming through the crowd with about four beers and he couldn't carry 'em so I offered to hold them for him. I was next to the soundboard and the guy working the controls looked at me with a big ol grin so I gave him one of the beers. He laughed said thanks and cheers. Later met Kirk for the first time backstage, he kindly asked me to leave. Memories, some are vague but good ones remain clear. CHEERS!!!

They gave Aerokiss records for winning an Allman trivia contest? What a dishonor! 😉

Scotty and Seth - the dTb tour notice I got today mentioned they are working on dates for Japan and Europe. I'll call Denise and Atisa when the dates come out to keep them informed. *smile* Oh, and your welcome.

the other night at the Stephen Stills show, there was a booth set up for one of the local radio stations. (all this talk about Lamar brought this back up) i got to play trivia to win a prize. they asked me "Which band?" and i said "Allmans". He goes, "OK, but these are hard!" First question: Who are the two brothers in the ABB? next question: Who was the bass player to replace Berry? and finally, Where are Berry and Duane buried? hard? try asking us something like "How many times was IMOER played?" now that is hard! i am proud to say i didnt stumble on any of those questions, and was rewarded with a copy of Aerosmiths Greatest Hits. :doh:

Josh, you must have missed part of my post. I am FROM Indianapolis. I was born in Community Hospital, raised in the NE side of Indy near Lawrence, then moved to Zionsville, then back to the Castleton area, then wound up living on the NW side of Indy on Georgetown Road, five miles from Gate 1 of The Indianapolis Motor Speedway. I helped build the Hoosier Dome (I still refuse to call it The RCA Dome) but moved south before the Colts played their first game in Indy. I see you're in Ft. Wayne. Just to the south of you off of I-69 is a town called Anderson. I'm sure you've heard of it. That's where my mother's family is from and I still have two uncles and some cousins there. I am a HoosierPeach, Indy born, but Georgian by choice. Back in the 70's, Zionsville WAS podunk....population 3,000. Now it's like 15,000 or 20,000. I was there in November and I can't believe how subdivided it is now. All the corn fields we used to party in have million dollar homes on them now. And Evans, GA is an affluent suburb of Augusta. We may not have much in the way of population, but we have a great little community here. 🙂

BDOB...come one, Podunk, IN. Not sure if you remember or not but Indianapolis, the home of this RR Facility you speak of, also happens to be home to the World Champion Indianapolis Football Colts. :mohawk: Indianapolis Pop.: >780,000 Evans, GA pop: <18,000

Thanks, Bup :beer: - Bobo isn't "right" about too much but that was an easy one.....

Or Lamar's bass line...

The only version of High Falls I have heard is from a show I recieved from 76'