To see these two bands....Look at the price in 73 for a third row seat!
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To see Queen today (if Freddie was still with us) would cost about £60-£80, i saw loads of bands in the 70s and probably didn't pay more than £3 for a ticket to see any of them. i used to save the ticket stubs but foolishly sold them all to a collector for about a fiver around 20 years ago.
I saw many of the top bands when they were in there prime including AC/DC, Rush, Sabbath, Lizzy, Priest, and indeed Queen.Ejector seat?...your jokin!
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Originally posted by tex View PostTo see Queen today (if Freddie was still with us) would cost about £60-£80, i saw loads of bands in the 70s and probably didn't pay more than £3 for a ticket to see any of them. i used to save the ticket stubs but foolishly sold them all to a collector for about a fiver around 20 years ago.
I saw many of the top bands when they were in there prime including AC/DC, Rush, Sabbath, Lizzy, Priest, and indeed Queen.
We paid £75 each to watch Stevie Wonder then £80 each to see Barry Manilow ... that was about 10 years ago
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Originally posted by Zincubus View PostSurely more than that ??
We paid £75 each to watch Stevie Wonder then £80 each to see Barry Manilow ... that was about 10 years ago
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ProLast edited by tex; 16-06-2020, 10:18.Ejector seat?...your jokin!
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Originally posted by Zincubus View PostDid you see any/all of those ??
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ProEjector seat?...your jokin!
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Originally posted by tex View PostQueen at Manchester appollo 1975....bohemian rhapsody was at number 1 at the time, the stubs above are not mine however, just wanted to show how ticket prices have increased completely out of proportion from 80p to £80The Trickster On The Roof
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