alex from portland
october 15, 2008
just read your siouxsie post. that stub is sick! i have a 1984 one from the same tour if you wanna see pics.
leave me a message if you want :)
(this is just for show — neocities doesn't have real forms)
just read your siouxsie post. that stub is sick! i have a 1984 one from the same tour if you wanna see pics.
the nirvana + sonic youth ticket made me jealous af. early 90s seattle is my weakness too.
love the dinosaur jr find. keep posting these, your collection is inspiring!
that tracy chapman stub is gorgeous. also... eva ryan-gallagher?? never heard of her but now i'm curious too.
your u2 1987 ticket is insane. day on the green shows were legendary.
screaming trees at slim's?? jealous. that venue is tiny and magical.
iggy pop stub is so cool. the raw energy must have been crazy that night.
your spin doctors one made me laugh. guilty pleasure band tbh.
the warfield sonic youth ticket is perfect. that venue has so much history.
keith richards solo?? that's a serious score. rolling stones connection is always cool.
still thinking about that eva ticket... have you found out anything else??
your yes 2002 stub is nice. prog rock in the collection is always welcome.
the rolling stones 1981 ticket is insane!! that kingdome show must have been huge.
your collection is goals. especially loving all the seattle/portland connections.
that eva ryan-gallagher post got me googling for hours. still nothing...
keith richards at the paramount? damn. that venue has seen some legends.
your posts always make my day. keep hunting those stubs!!
the u2 87 and rolling stones 81 back to back... you're killing it.
hey sarah, i saw your post about the eva ryan-gallagher ticket and got curious too. there's this guy named nathan who runs a small grunge archive site and he has a whole post dedicated to her. she was a young poet and singer from new york who moved to seattle around '91-'92. apparently she was really talented and pretty deep in the underground scene there for a short time before she kind of disappeared. here's the link: grungearchive.neocities.org — check the eva page. super interesting stuff. let me know if you find out more!
that comment about eva just made it even more mysterious... now i need to check that site too.
your whole collection is fire. especially the early 80s and 90s stuff. respect.