Which decade was your favourite

[Anonymous]

Mine was the 80's great music, Belinda Carlisle, great movies, the last few Roger Moore bond films, top gun, the hairstyles

[Anonymous]

You wouldn't get a ticket for a price like that nowadays though

[Bambino]

In today's money it would be worth £26.24. Still cheap!

[Cleoriff]

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@Bambino wrote:

No @Cleoriff , but I was pretty awestruck just to be there. Hard to believe it was nearly 50 years ago. Look at the price on the ticket.

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Good Grief. Under $6 ...to see the most influential band in the world...bar none

I did see them at the Coventry Theatre in 1963...

[Cleoriff]

Oh and talking abput the Coventry Theatre in the 60's....A few other 'minor' bands who appeared there The Byrds, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple and Queen....

I also saw the Rolling Stones at the Locarno Ballroom Coventry.... again...in the 60's

[Anonymous]

Indeed that's a cheap concert there @Bambino

[Anonymous]

For me, the best band to come out of the sixties was the Kinks. I've seen Ray Davies in concert playing to an audience of all ages, and some of the classic hits still sound timeless today.

[Cleoriff]

I like the Kinks as well @Anonymous  needless to say I have seen them. (I sound like a groupie lol )

One of my husbands all time favourite groups from the 60's is The Who. We have been to many, many of their concerts. He would still pay to see them now... though moan like hell at the ticket prices

[Anonymous]

I would love to have seen the Who in concert. Not sure my fragile ears could withstand the volume these days though

[Anonymous]

You Definitly sound like a groupie @Cleoriff

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I would love to have seen the Who in concert. Not sure my fragile ears could withstand the volume these days though

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Whats that? What did you say? I must have gone deaf

Point taken Ian...they are deafening but brilliant with it