Re: A different bomb

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

I didn't notice a whole lot--I guess mostly what I saw was the Gen-X crowd, 
and not so many of say, fifty-somethings.  I did notice a little clatch of 
teen girls at the Bridge School concert, who had obviously come to see their 
particular idols.  They disappeared afterward and I was thinking I might get 
to move up into their seats, but they reappeared, maybe after noticing that 
no one else was leaving.  They hung around for the rest of the show (as 
everybody did) though freezing weather and long hours to see The Who 
struggle through their acoustic set.  I wondered what they thought of it.  
:)


keets


> > Was it mostly an older crowd in 2000?
>
>Friends I went to some of the shows with seemed to think so.  I re-
>ceived a few snide comments ("There's only old people here, Schrade!")
>
>But when I looked around, I couldn't help but notice the pockets of
>young people (even teenagers).  More than *I* expected to see anyway.
>
>A little is enough, I guess.  Right?
>
>LONG LIVE THE WHO!!
>
>
>- SCHRADE in Akron




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