We All Believe said:

Was fortunate enough to:

A) Get tickets right in front of Pete & Eddie on Letterman after waiting in front of the theater the WHOLE day.

2) Via my brother's gig at Fairfield's radio station at the time, get into the Pete/Ed Supper Club show later that night. Didn't get to meet them, but being at the show was more than enough.

JR7061 said:

Still have my  T-shirts from the HoB shows.

MF117973 said:

vito said:

MF117973 said:

vito said:

JR7061 said:

Still have my  T-shirts from the HoB shows.

I have both those shirts but, neither is in that condition anymore😎

I might have you all beat in terms of T-shirts. This is the shirt I got at the first Who show I ever saw. It is still hanging in my closet in decent condition. Yes, that does say 1982

1982 was the first time I saw them at what was then the Rosemont Horizon. Still have close to 20 Who/PT shirts but, definitely have more PJ shirts.

You definitely have more T-shirts than I do. I was talking about oldest t-shirts. This is probably the oldest concert t-shirt I still have. I didn't wear it that much because the baseball sleeves bothered me. My 1989 Who concert shirt has been long gone. I wore that to death. It was the Maximum R&B one. They sold that one again at the 2019 tour - so now I have a new one - and they had it in V neck girl sizes - so that is even better. 

MF117973 said:

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JPPJ84 said:

Those shirts are older than me 😉 very cool you still have them 👍🏻

Ha, well I was only 13 when my sister took me to see the Who for the first time, damn cool sister...

I was 15. My boyfriend took me. We had to camp out overnight for tickets. I lied to my parents and told them I was spending the night at a friend's house. That was the first time I had ever camped out overnight for tickets, but certainly not the last. The camping out for tickets was almost as fun as the concert itself.