You're never too old to start rockin

They could go on a while yet. Elton John famously announced a Final/Farewell gig in Wembley Arena in 1977 then somehow found himself playing a further 3,519 concerts from then until 2024.

Great choice, one of my all-time favourites.

I'm having a great time looking at all the details. Especially the figure/statue above Patrick O'Grady's premises!

St Patrick's Day makes sense all right given the crowd and the flags. Looks like a dry one. When do you reckon this was? 1940's / early 1950s maybe?

Freeze ye bloody bastards!

Nothing wrong with the list at all. Some lovely sounding spots. I just have a bee in my bonnet about their Dublin (and occasionally West Cork) focus.

Many of us have forgotten that, as children, we were on The Raccoons and the rabbits side. Now we lap up carefully fed 'news' stories that blame bats, snails & hedgehogs instead of poor planning, lack of state investment and well, greed.

Just been reminded of another of my all-time favourites, Ian Curtis rides a rollercoaster...

Beverly Hills Stardate 90210

I was only down a rabbit hole at lunchtime about Neil Youngs 1993 gig in Slane Castle with Booker T and the MGs as his backing band. Phenomenal gig, phenomenal guitarist. RIP.

I once uncovered my mothers clearout treachery on the shelves at a school sale of work and retaliated by buying them all again.
Which reminds me I picked up this Glen Campbell record the same day and I still listen to it. 50p well spent.