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Worked here for a time....loved when the boy's came to town...Jerry played here too from time to time...nice place to hang and work

Not a very big place, great sound, intimate, plenty of room in the back and rear of isles to dance if you wanted to. Lots of pretty ladys willing to dance. Started staying somewhat sober for shows by this time, remembered them better

I got 5th row seats from the GD fan club.we drove up from long island and spent the day around the hall.I had some ludes and hash.we met some guy from philly who traded some great blotter acid for a lude.we ate the acid and smoked the hash under a bridge on the bank of the passaic river.it was very cool.the show was awsome but the ride home was very interesting.LOL

I was a 16 at the time and a junior in high school. Although the set looks pretty good on paper I remember it lacking energy and passion. I'd been lucky enough to see them on the 9th in Boston the week before and that show was truly magic. This one for some reason felt like what it was for me... a school night.

I had just graduated hs that day. A couple of friends and I started a run of 7 consecutive shows starting this night and ending at the Tower Theatre on June 24th. That was a very long week! I like long walks, especially when taken by people who annoy me!

Bob Mckeon took me to this show as a date!! One I will never forget ever!! As it became part of my life.Where ever u are Bob THANK YOU!!

i lived 1 block from the capital on central ave so i had the chance to see alot of these guys.when styx was there 1 of them slipped getting off the bus and busted his azz they laughed like hell....

Wow.Great post. I’d like to write like this too – taking time and real hard work to make a great article… but I put things off too much and never seem to get started. Thanks though.I'm common rail come from sensor .