29-11-2020, 04:03 PM
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Re: Live Aid concert 13 July 1985
I was in my teens. I wanted to go but in my teens I was a cheap skate and because I knew it was being shown live on the BBC, I decided to save my money and watch it live in the warmth of home. I still regret that decision because looking back on it, it is one of those once in a life time experiences.
29-11-2020, 05:15 PM
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Re: Live Aid concert 13 July 1985
I was 33, a bit of a music snob, not liking stadiums, preferring small indi arty gigs.Impressive lineup looking at it now. I saw bits at home and bits at the AdLib bar. Most memorable: Jagger/Bowie Dancing In The Street, not a live performance.
29-11-2020, 06:31 PM
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Re: Live Aid concert 13 July 1985
Originally Posted by Dodge
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I was in my teens. I wanted to go but in my teens I was a cheap skate and because I knew it was being shown live on the BBC, I decided to save my money and watch it live in the warmth of home. I still regret that decision because looking back on it, it is one of those once in a life time experiences.
29-11-2020, 06:33 PM
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Re: Live Aid concert 13 July 1985
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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I was a teen. Watched it with my boyfriend's at his parents' place. I think the tickets sold out pretty quick. We may have gone but some of the acts were definitely not up boyfriend's street. He was such a music snob.
29-11-2020, 06:34 PM
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Re: Live Aid concert 13 July 1985
Originally Posted by d00d
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I was 33, a bit of a music snob, not liking stadiums, preferring small indi arty gigs.Impressive lineup looking at it now. I saw bits at home and bits at the AdLib bar. Most memorable: Jagger/Bowie Dancing In The Street, not a live performance.
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