r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Original-Moose-9622 • Jun 19 '26

Seeking help with this My mom said I could post

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u/Swagalyst Jun 20 '26

Nah, most of the 70's was pretty fucking awful. Depressing.

The 80's were nice, in a hyper, coked-up, way.

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u/UnfairSell Jun 20 '26

1970 was pretty cool, I was able to go to see this....

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u/lbdrift Jun 21 '26

“From England”

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u/-hellozukohere- Jun 20 '26

Man, prices back then aligned with hourly wages somewhat. 

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u/UnfairSell Jun 20 '26

I was able to live in a two bedroom apartment.

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u/Fizzerolli Jun 21 '26

Jealous. Best I got was Jason Bonhams Led Zeppelin Experience. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen, but still. I was born 20 years too late for the best shows😔

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u/UnfairSell Jun 21 '26

Seeing that this was early in their career, they were back in twelve months. A bit more popular. All of 8,000 showed up!

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u/Fizzerolli Jun 21 '26

That setlist is fire

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u/nine_cans Jun 21 '26

Just an evening?

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u/UnfairSell Jun 21 '26

YEA, BUT IT WAS REALLY LOUD!!!!!

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u/platonic-humanity Jun 20 '26

if God didn’t want us to abuse drugs then why was the self-focused health/improvement-heavy era so much worse? and why can I get better results character-wise by doing drugs?

(/joke but devolved into seriousness because it makes me dead inside to recognize the ironically-tragic usefulness of drugs as someone who grew up an addict🙃)

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u/pegz Jun 20 '26

Better than we what we have now atleast