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Street art - graffiti-style:
Street art - music-style:
Saturday night, the city closed down a couple of streets for concerts. As you can see, the stages are literally in the street.
This is "Switch" - a fun 80s cover band:
Modern English, a fun actual 80s band:
John Waite, from the 70s and 80s:
Headlining - drum roll, please...... The Romantics:
I saw them in the early-mid 80s. They and I have both changed drastically :-)
Happy corner viewing!
Cool! I didn't think to check the corner view topic until AFTER the Pumpkin Festival, so I missed lots of street art opportunities like bands performing. Our difference in ages show with the 80s music---I remember wishing we'd just get through this phase of music quickly! Ha!;>) (At 58 I'm a late 60s/early 70s music 'child'.)
ReplyDeleteInteresting grafitti art. That's something that's hard to find here in this small town.
Good music in the late 60s and 70s. I just finished reading Carole King's autobiography and I envied her life in the 70s. Well, the part where she lived on a ranch in Idaho...
DeleteI like the idea of street art - music!
ReplyDeleteIt makes the place come alive, doesn't it?
Eye AND ear candy! warm greetings from Paris!
ReplyDeletewhat a nice combo :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the different takes on street art. Graffiti can be so amazing and the concert looks like fun!
ReplyDeletemy husband is crazy about 80 music, he knows like every single song - no kidding - looks like a fun party!
ReplyDeletegraffity and music...both street art!
ReplyDeletenice view of the theme!
I don't think anyone so far included music in "art"! the mid80s ... hmmm, I remember them, did you wear shoulder pads over there? :)
ReplyDeleteOh. Yes. (I wish I could say no!) I even had a workout VIDEO TAPE in which the instructor motivates by saying, "No more need to buy shoulder pads. We'll make our own shoulder pads."
DeleteLiked your twist on street art!
ReplyDeleteSounds like really fun and yes - music is totally street art, too :)
ReplyDeleteThe concert looks like fun, I was a child of the 80's. We have a lot of that type of graffiti on the train cars.
ReplyDeletenice take on this theme. I couldn't find any graffiti here. art is everywhere.
ReplyDeleteha ha ha... talkin' 'bout changes...
ReplyDeletegoing to see the ol' guys again, it can be confrontational.
as long as you've had a good time, heather!
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Great varieties of street art in your corner!
ReplyDeleteI love when the city here too comes alive with music on the streets,
we just had a 2-day outdoor music festival with different 'stages" all over the city( our city is just a few streets wide, so the music was everywhere:)),
and the whole mood is really fun,
I can imagine your concert there,
Enjoy!!
Luckily there's no definition of art. So there's a great variety!
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