PINK FLOYD – 4-23/24/25-1975 – Sports Arena, L.A. CA – copyright 1975/2014 00individual TLL
EXPERIENCE ROCK HISTORY!
These were previously listed chronologically by date – not by 00individual’s personal favorites.
So, as tough as it was, here is the Countdown of the All Time Top 10 Concerts from 1972 – 1975:
10
HAWKWIND
MAN
. . . Space Jams, Psychedelic Rock Jams, Rockin’ Marathon Jams, Jammy Jams! . . .
8-00-1973 – Grand Olympic Auditorium, L.A., CA
9
ALICE COOPER
Suzi Quatro
. . . Welcome To My Nightmare . . .
(Well, it’s about time!)
6-17-1975 – Great Western Forum, Inglewood, CA (Capacity: 17,000)
8
ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
. . . the Concert That Never Was! . . .
. . . a True Rock ‘n’ Roll Conspiracy . . .
11-25-1974 – Loyola Marymount University, Westchester, CA (near LAX)
7
YES
. . . the original band at their zenith; Fragile, Close to the Edge, Topographic Oceans . . .
. . . with full-scale sets designed by Roger Dean . . .
3-18-1974 – Great Western Forum, Inglewood (Capacity: 17,000)
6
GOLDEN EARRING
NEKTAR
. . . Moontan – Remember The Future . . .
. . . two major favorites; ’nuff said . . .
9-18/19-1974 – Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica (Capacity: 3,000)
5
ROD STEWART & the FACES
. . . host a Rock ‘n’ Roll Party ! . . .
. . . we all “had a real good time” . . .
10-19-1973 – Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood CA (Capacity: 3,500)
4
ROBIN TROWER
. . . Twice Removed From Yesterday . . .
. . . Trower at the Whiskey – Legendary! . . .
7-22-1973 – Whiskey A Go-Go, Sunset Strip (Capacity: 500)
3
DAVID BOWIE
ZIGGY STARDUST and the Spiders from Mars
. . . (historic US Debut) . . .
10-20-1972 – Santa Monica Civic, Santa Monica, CA (Capacity: 3,000)
2
DAVID BOWIE
ZIGGY STARDUST and the Spiders from Mars
. . . (Ziggy Farewell Tour – Aladdin Sane Tour) . . .
3-12-73 – Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood (Capacity: 3,500)
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PINK FLOYD
Last performances of DSOTM & Echoes with Waters
. . . . THREE NIGHTS – FRONT ROW CENTER . . .
. . . the Epic Historical Culmination of a Decade of Classic Rock . . .
4-23/24/25-1975 – Sports Arena, L.A. CA (Capacity: 16,000)
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While there were still plenty of memorable concerts to come,
1975 signaled the definitive end of the historic and classic years of Rock.
Rock ‘n’ Roll Will Never Die,
and the Epic Revolutionary, Diverse, and Creative High Water-Mark Era of ’60’s and ’70’s Rock
Will Never Be Surpassed.
00individual Speaks Tribal Truth.
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