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41. Mick Jagger has wrinkles? Maybe that's why he stands close to Keith Richards.

Fri Oct 31, 2025, 01:30 PM

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Ticket prices way back in the day were under $20, for not close to the stage. Biggest venue I went to was a hockey rink, so fairly small by today's standards.

Even I, a lowly graduate teaching assistant, could afford to go to a concert once in a while. Today, I just laugh at the prices for top musicians.

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