Red devil 44 Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 Thought I’d start a new Topic, What bands / artists have you seen over the years ? I’ll have a crack to see if I can remember who I have seen, here goes. Dire Straits Def Leppard - 3 times Crowded House Hunters & Collectors - 5 times Hoodoo Gurus - 3 times Rodney Rude Midnight Oil - 3 times Journey Deep Purple REM Baby Animals Bryan Adam’s ‘Kids in the Kitchen Boom Crash Opera Uncanny X-Men Im sure there are a few more that I have forgotten I met Bryan Adam’s in HMV in London years ago, also Mark Knopfler at a Cricket Test Match at the Gabba (he was in the line getting a beer), and bumped into Brian Mannix at my local pub here at home about 4 years ago. Keen to see what other people on the forum have seen or met. 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Classic Brewing Co Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 (edited) 2 hours ago, Red devil 44 said: Thought I’d start a new Topic, What bands / artists have you seen over the years ? I’ll have a crack to see if I can remember who I have seen, here goes. Dire Straits Def Leppard - 3 times Crowded House Hunters & Collectors - 5 times Hoodoo Gurus - 3 times Rodney Rude Midnight Oil - 3 times Journey Deep Purple REM Baby Animals Bryan Adam’s ‘Kids in the Kitchen Boom Crash Opera Uncanny X-Men Im sure there are a few more that I have forgotten I met Bryan Adam’s in HMV in London years ago, also Mark Knopfler at a Cricket Test Match at the Gabba (he was in the line getting a beer), and bumped into Brian Mannix at my local pub here at home about 4 years ago. Keen to see what other people on the forum have seen or met. Quite a list RD, when I was younger, I used to go to bands, concerts etc. & I was taken to the Beatles concert when they were in Adelaide, also later on I saw Normie Rowe, Billy Thorpe, Cliff Richard, The Platters, I started following Country Music & that has always been my passion, I am not in to head-banging rock & roll but later I saw Barnsey a few times, Kasey Chambers & many Country stars, my favourites are George Strait, Alan Jackson & many others. I have always followed the Eagles & saw them as well as Rod Stewart, Dolly Parton, The Highwaymen. I am a Stones fan & still watch older clips on YouTube such as Simon & Garfunkel & the like. Today apart from a few mentioned above Country Music will always be my main focus. I have missed out a few but that's me. Edited March 11 by Classic Brewing Co 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Red devil 44 Posted March 11 Author Share Posted March 11 13 minutes ago, Classic Brewing Co said: Quite a list RD, when I was younger, I used to go to bands, concerts etc. & I was taken to the Beatles concert when they were in Adelaide, also later on I saw Normie Rowe, Billy Thorpe, Cliff Richard, The Platters, I started following Country Music & that has always been my passion, I am not in to head-banging rock & roll but later I saw Barnsey a few times, Kasey Chambers & many Country stars, my favourites are George Strait, Alan Jackson & many others. I have always followed the Eagles & saw them as well as Rod Stewart, Dolly Parton, The Highwaymen. I am a Stones fan & still watch older clips on YouTube such as Simon & Garfunkel & the like. Today apart from a few mentioned above Country Music will always be my main focus. I have missed out a few but that's me. That’s quite a list mate, yeah each to their own tastes when it comes to music, my dad is a massive Country & Western fan, he always had music playing in the house growing up. He loved Mac Davis, Johnny Cash, Frankie Lane, Kenny Roger’s, Dolly Parton, he was never into the Stones or even The Beatles come to think of it. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 Good thread @Red devil 44 I can't actually remember when I last went to a gig or concert, so let's start back as far as I can remember and hit a couple of my highlights (I know I will forget some, but here goes...) 1971 - I was 12 years of age and went with my bother 4 years older (who was into underground music as it was known as then - think Jimmy Hendrix, Cream, Led Zeppelin, etc) Deep Purple (in the original line up) with Free and Manfred Mann for one show only (at the only place big enough in Perth those days to host such a gig) at the Beatty Park Aquatic Centre - yep that's right at a local pool (OK sure the pool was originally built for the Commonwealth Games in 1962, but there was still concern a band member would fall in and drown, or be electrocuted ). I can still remember leaving the venue singing at the top of my voice Black Knight. - Been a lifetime fav ever since. Here's a link to a news article ! Eric Clapton - Perth Entertainment Centre around 1975ish it was in the winter coz I remember him wearing ugg boots That was the release of his album E. C. Was Here - A great album of live music. If you want to hear "'Ol Slow Hand" at some of his best, do yourself a favour have a listen to Ramblin' On My Mind - Live - TURN IT UP LOUD - 3 key changes in one song - just awesome... Lou Reed around 1977ish - Perth Entertainment Centre - I will never forget being at the bar waiting for the start of the concert and the introduction of Sweet Jane being played at a ridiculous level of sound and the squeeze that followed as people tried to leave the bar and get to their seats - pandemonium David Bowie around 1978ish - The Stage Tour - brilliant of course Lots of pub gigs - Loved going to watch our local band 4 or 5 times a week The Elks, but also remember swillin' beers to the likes of: Fatty Lumpkin, The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band, Dave Hole, Matt Taylor, the Farriss Brothers (before INXS), Billy Thorpe, too many to remember ... John Farnham 1987ish - The Warwick Hotel - Whispering Jack Live Tour - Great gig - typical pub squeeze Phil Collins 1990ish (maybe the less said the better) Warren Zevon 1990ish - Performed by himself with just a piano at the Burswood Concert Hall - very few in attendance - was like we were in his living room - very personalised - just awesome James Taylor (supporting act The John Butler Band) 2003 - Leeuwin Estate Winery Margaret River - I was consulting to the Winery during those days and I just so happened to need to do an audit of their public safety strategies and practices - What great timing I thought to myself - What a beautiful setting for such an artist - absolutely memorable, wonderful. Claim to fame - I used to go to school with Dave Faulkner of the Hoodoo Gurus - He wouldn't know me from a bar of soap and Stephen Pigram from the Pigram Brothers was in the same class as me for 3 years of our high school years. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Red devil 44 Posted March 11 Author Share Posted March 11 8 minutes ago, Triple B Brewing said: Good thread @Red devil 44 I can't actually remember when I last went to a gig or concert, so let's start back as far as I can remember and hit a couple of my highlights (I know I will forget some, but here goes...) 1971 - I was 12 years of age and went with my bother 4 years older (who was into underground music as it was known as then - think Jimmy Hendrix, Cream, Led Zeppelin, etc) Deep Purple (in the original line up) with Free and Manfred Mann for one show only (at the only place big enough in Perth those days to host such a gig) at the Beatty Park Aquatic Centre - yep that's right at a local pool (OK sure the pool was originally built for the Commonwealth Games in 1962, but there was still concern a band member would fall in and drown, or be electrocuted ). I can still remember leaving the venue singing at the top of my voice Black Knight. - Been a lifetime fav ever since. Here's a link to a news article ! Eric Clapton - Perth Entertainment Centre around 1975ish it was in the winter coz I remember him wearing ugg boots That was the release of his album E. C. Was Here - A great album of live music. If you want to hear "'Ol Slow Hand" at some of his best, do yourself a favour have a listen to Ramblin' On My Mind - Live - TURN IT UP LOUD - 3 key changes in one song - just awesome... Lou Reed around 1977ish - Perth Entertainment Centre - I will never forget being at the bar waiting for the start of the concert and the introduction of Sweet Jane being played at a ridiculous level of sound and the squeeze that followed as people tried to leave the bar and get to their seats - pandemonium David Bowie around 1978ish - The Stage Tour - brilliant of course Lots of pub gigs - Loved going to watch our local band 4 or 5 times a week The Elks, but also remember swillin' beers to the likes of: Fatty Lumpkin, The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band, Dave Hole, Matt Taylor, the Farriss Brothers (before INXS), Billy Thorpe, too many to remember ... John Farnham 1987ish - The Warwick Hotel - Whispering Jack Live Tour - Great gig - typical pub squeeze Phil Collins 1990ish (maybe the less said the better) Warren Zevon 1990ish - Performed by himself with just a piano at the Burswood Concert Hall - very few in attendance - was like we were in his living room - very personalised - just awesome James Taylor (supporting act The John Butler Band) 2003 - Leeuwin Estate Winery Margaret River - I was consulting to the Winery during those days and I just so happened to need to do an audit of their public safety strategies and practices - What great timing I thought to myself - What a beautiful setting for such an artist - absolutely memorable, wonderful. Claim to fame - I used to go to school with Dave Faulkner of the Hoodoo Gurus - He wouldn't know me from a bar of soap and Stephen Pigram from the Pigram Brothers was in the same class as me for 3 years of our high school years. Nice list @Triple B Brewing, you just jogged my memory. ‘I saw Eric Clapton twice, once on his August Tour and can’t remember the other tour name. (I will check out that song mate) Phil Collins twice on his No Jacket Required tour and his last tour Not Dead Yet I think it was called. ‘Genesis on their Invisible Touch Tour Pearl Jam on their Vitalogy Tour Some oddball band called the Electric Hippies, and a few others that don’t come to mind just yet. ‘When I was in the UK I saw Magnum & The Scorpions I saw Hoodoo Gurus at the Alex Hills Hotel in Brisbane and after the gig Dave Faulkner came and had a beer at the bar with us, he was a pretty laid back guy, good times back then. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 2 minutes ago, Red devil 44 said: Nice list @Triple B Brewing, you just jogged my memory. ‘I saw Eric Clapton twice, once on his August Tour and can’t remember the other tour name. (I will check out that song mate) Phil Collins twice on his No Jacket Required tour and his last tour Not Dead Yet I think it was called. ‘Genesis on their Invisible Touch Tour Pearl Jam on their Vitalogy Tour Some oddball band called the Electric Hippies, and a few others that don’t come to mind just yet. ‘When I was in the UK I saw Magnum & The Scorpions I saw Hoodoo Gurus at the Alex Hills Hotel in Brisbane and after the gig Dave Faulkner came and had a beer at the bar with us, he was a pretty laid back guy, good times back then. Oh yeah, your list continues to impress @Red devil 44 I didn't mind Peal Jam, but I very much enjoy listening to Clapton & JT's music, he and James Taylor are the maestro's IMHO - artistic geniuses and still doin' it - Just wish Lennon was still around - Another maestro that was well before his time. Yep, Dave Faulkner was always a pretty cool cat - quite sure the lyrics of Miss Freelove '69 was factual 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Red devil 44 Posted March 11 Author Share Posted March 11 3 minutes ago, Triple B Brewing said: Oh yeah, your list continues to impress @Red devil 44 I didn't mind Peal Jam, but I very much enjoy listening to Clapton & JT's music, he and James Taylor are the maestro's IMHO - artistic geniuses and still doin' it - Just wish Lennon was still around - Another maestro that was well before his time. Yep, Dave Faulkner was always a pretty cool cat - quite sure the lyrics of Miss Freelove '69 was factual Nice mate @Triple B Brewing, when I had a beer with Dave it was on their Magnum Cum Louder Tour, they played Axegrinder and smoked it, brilliant. I’ve got tickets to Iron Maiden later in the year, would also love to see Ace Frehley if he tours Oz. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 37 minutes ago, Red devil 44 said: Nice mate @Triple B Brewing, when I had a beer with Dave it was on their Magnum Cum Louder Tour, they played Axegrinder and smoked it, brilliant. I’ve got tickets to Iron Maiden later in the year, would also love to see Ace Frehley if he tours Oz. Arr Magnum Cum Louder, that's right about when they would have been hitting their sweet spot eh - nice I've never really been an Iron Maiden or Kiss fan, but hey, there ya go - somefin' for everyone eh Cheers for the memories 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iBooz2 Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 (edited) Yep, good thread RD, brings back many a good memory. Growing up in the country I did not have much access to see bands until one night the Skyhooks came to see me. This was before they became big. Mildura Tech School Hall, the Skyhooks were playing and some of the band members came over to see me, in order to get my youngest brother off their stage. He was writhing around on stage, on his back near the big speakers, whilst they were playing, he was spinning around all over their audio and electrical cables and was definitely a trip hazard, electrocution hazard and show stopping hazard, so during a break, a couple of the Skyhooks band members came over to me and said, "get the kid outa here or F ****** else !". That was the first of many bands. Much later on when I moved to Melbourne, every Friday night was band night in the city. Usually did not get home until the sun came up the next day. The many pubs playing live music and the big venues and big stars and all the bands, it was just a smorgasbord for a country boy like me. Now if I could do all that again, I would in a heartbeat. One of the standouts in my memory is when I was in the background of the original Paul Kelly video where his band played on top of the Nylex Silo in Richmond. I used to brag about it, but later edits do not show what I told family about back then. Anyway, here is a clip of the video Leaps and Bounds. I will come back with a list of bands I have seen over the years, have to note them all down and chronological list them. Edited March 11 by iBooz2 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jennyss Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 I think I was very lucky: In the early 70's a lot of English bands and American blues musicians came out to Australia and appeared in theatres and outdoor venues. And don't forget; before pub rock Australian bands appeared in church halls and youth clubs and pop festivals! Here is my list. It gives me goosebumps to remember the wonderful music! Early Australian bands - Taman Shud, Kavus Jute, Tully, Spectrum, Chain, Company Caine, Country Radio, Billy Thorpe, Daddy Cool, Crossfire. Hordern Pavilion - Jethro Tull, Ike and Tina Turner, Procul Harum. Randwick Racecourse - Deep Purple, Free, Manfred Mann Earth Band, Led Zepplin, Rolling Stones (couldn't see or hear them properly - sob). State Theatre - Fairport Convention, George Benson. Canberra Theatre - Steeleye Span, Ray Charles, BB King, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee, Melanie, Ian Drury and the Blockheads, Richard Clapton, Jeannie Lewis, Muddy Waters. Memorial Gardens - Bob Dylan. 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RDT2 Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 Cool thread! I have see: ACDC 3 x times favourite band first concert in 91 was the best! Meatloaf pretty close to the best show I have been to! Lee Kernaghan 3 x times Rolling Stones Bon Jovi Baby Animals Paul Kelly Angels Justin Bieber (not my choice and still have ringing ears from screaming teenage girls) John Williamson The Who U2 360 concert! James Reyne Hunters and Collectors Graeme Connors Wolfmother Haven’t been to a Taylor Swift concert but feel like I have Probably others that I will remember after I post this! 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RDT2 Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 4 hours ago, jennyss said: I think I was very lucky: In the early 70's a lot of English bands and American blues musicians came out to Australia and appeared in theatres and outdoor venues. And don't forget; before pub rock Australian bands appeared in church halls and youth clubs and pop festivals! Here is my list. It gives me goosebumps to remember the wonderful music! Early Australian bands - Taman Shud, Kavus Jute, Tully, Spectrum, Chain, Company Caine, Country Radio, Billy Thorpe, Daddy Cool, Crossfire. Hordern Pavilion - Jethro Tull, Ike and Tina Turner, Procul Harum. Randwick Racecourse - Deep Purple, Free, Manfred Mann Earth Band, Led Zepplin, Rolling Stones (couldn't see or hear them properly - sob). State Theatre - Fairport Convention, George Benson. Canberra Theatre - Steeleye Span, Ray Charles, BB King, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee, Melanie, Ian Drury and the Blockheads, Richard Clapton, Jeannie Lewis, Muddy Waters. Memorial Gardens - Bob Dylan. That is awesome what was BB King like I always wanted to see him! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 14 hours ago, iBooz2 said: I was in the background of the original Paul Kelly video where his band played on top of the Nylex Silo in Richmond. Leaps n Bounds what a great song by a superb Aussie artist Clearly that edit has caused the delay of sound to vision @iBooz2 - either that or you are actually a steelwork structure on top of a silo in Richmond -HEEE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 5 hours ago, jennyss said: I think I was very lucky: In the early 70's a lot of English bands and American blues musicians came out to Australia and appeared in theatres and outdoor venues. And don't forget; before pub rock Australian bands appeared in church halls and youth clubs and pop festivals! Here is my list. It gives me goosebumps to remember the wonderful music! Early Australian bands - Taman Shud, Kavus Jute, Tully, Spectrum, Chain, Company Caine, Country Radio, Billy Thorpe, Daddy Cool, Crossfire. Hordern Pavilion - Jethro Tull, Ike and Tina Turner, Procul Harum. Randwick Racecourse - Deep Purple, Free, Manfred Mann Earth Band, Led Zepplin, Rolling Stones (couldn't see or hear them properly - sob). State Theatre - Fairport Convention, George Benson. Canberra Theatre - Steeleye Span, Ray Charles, BB King, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee, Melanie, Ian Drury and the Blockheads, Richard Clapton, Jeannie Lewis, Muddy Waters. Memorial Gardens - Bob Dylan. Oh WOW @jennyss JUST WOOOO HOOOO FRIGGIN’ WOW !!! What a fantastic list of artists there Jen - just amazing - I am just so jealous reading this right now So clearly after seeing Taman Shud you would have the soundtrack to Morning of the Earth. Apart from the other huge names listed, I can’t believe you saw the likes of Ray Charles, Fairport Convention, and Terry and Brownie McGee - that just blows my mind (in a good way ) Righto, I believe we have a winner right here folks, that’s it, done n dusted - I wanna go back in time right now 1 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jennyss Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 49 minutes ago, RDT2 said: what was BB King like He was a very strong imposing performer. His guitar playing was brilliant. He was a very big man - tall and wide! 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jennyss Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 31 minutes ago, Triple B Brewing said: What a fantastic list of artists there It was the luck of the times. And my parents were great music lovers too, although none of us played music, we had lots of records and were encouraged to go to concerts. Teenage years in Canberra I went to the ballet and opera too! I am enjoying reading everybody's lists of live music - great memories. I have popped on to you-tube to follow up a few bands mentioned that I hadn't heard of. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iBooz2 Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 (edited) 2 hours ago, Triple B Brewing said: Oh WOW @jennyss JUST WOOOO HOOOO FRIGGIN’ WOW !!! What a fantastic list of artists there Jen - just amazing - I am just so jealous reading this right now So clearly after seeing Taman Shud you would have the soundtrack to Morning of the Earth. Apart from the other huge names listed, I can’t believe you saw the likes of Ray Charles, Fairport Convention, and Terry and Brownie McGee - that just blows my mind (in a good way ) Righto, I believe we have a winner right here folks, that’s it, done n dusted - I wanna go back in time right now Yep, I agree. I think @jennyss wins the "groupie of our times" award hands down. I don't even think I will publish my humble list now. Am as jealous as hell ! Edited March 12 by iBooz2 1 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iBooz2 Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 (edited) 3 hours ago, Triple B Brewing said: Leaps n Bounds what a great song by a superb Aussie artist Clearly that edit has caused the delay of sound to vision @iBooz2 - either that or you are actually a steelwork structure on top of a silo in Richmond -HEEE Ha ha. Was not that take, my understudy was a muso, played keyboard and sax. Later on, he was playing with Russell Morris and Daryl Cotton and Ronnie Burns. We were on our way to do a job in the CBD when he suggested we swing by to give some roadie he knew a hand with some gear. Edited March 12 by iBooz2 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Red devil 44 Posted March 12 Author Share Posted March 12 3 hours ago, Triple B Brewing said: Oh WOW @jennyss JUST WOOOO HOOOO FRIGGIN’ WOW !!! What a fantastic list of artists there Jen - just amazing - I am just so jealous reading this right now So clearly after seeing Taman Shud you would have the soundtrack to Morning of the Earth. Apart from the other huge names listed, I can’t believe you saw the likes of Ray Charles, Fairport Convention, and Terry and Brownie McGee - that just blows my mind (in a good way ) Righto, I believe we have a winner right here folks, that’s it, done n dusted - I wanna go back in time right now Quick, get the DeLorean 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 2 hours ago, iBooz2 said: Yep, I agree. I think @jennyss wins the "groupie of our times" award hands down. I don't even think I will publish my humble list now. Am as jealous as hell ! No no - go loud 'n proud @iBooz2 I say, after all its not about "winning" but how we played the game eh Carn - what ya got 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jennyss Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 4 hours ago, iBooz2 said: I don't even think I will publish my humble list now. Don't say that @iBooz2, I was not meaning to bignote myself. Please let's hear what bands you have seen! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shamus O'Sean Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 What a great topic. My list is a bit younger, but much heavier Iron Maiden - 4x including my first concert in 1983, front row tickets. Got my tickets for this September Metallica - 2x Def Leppard AC/DC Motorhead - 2x Motley Crue - 4x Disturbed Trivium Overkill Judas Priest Heart Slayer - 3x Megadeth Black Sabbath Deep Purple KISS - 2x Body Count Helloween Hammerfall DragonForce Kreator Vader Cradle of Filth Halestorm Journey Fear Factory - will be 2x after this Friday Some of the above were at 3 x Soundwave and 2 x Download festivals, plus going to Knotfest next week Quite a few pub bands, some seen numerous times Jimi Hocking (The Astros, Jimi the Human & Spectre 7, solo shows) Geisha Icehouse Spy v Spy The Screaming Jets The Superjesus No Nonsense 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triple B Brewing Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 2 hours ago, Shamus O'Sean said: What a great topic. My list is a bit younger, but much heavier Iron Maiden - 4x including my first concert in 1983, front row tickets. Got my tickets for this September Metallica - 2x Def Leppard AC/DC Motorhead - 2x Motley Crue - 4x Disturbed Trivium Overkill Judas Priest Heart Slayer - 3x Megadeth Black Sabbath Deep Purple KISS - 2x Body Count Helloween Hammerfall DragonForce Kreator Vader Cradle of Filth Halestorm Journey Fear Factory - will be 2x after this Friday Some of the above were at 3 x Soundwave and 2 x Download festivals, plus going to Knotfest next week Quite a few pub bands, some seen numerous times Jimi Hocking (The Astros, Jimi the Human & Spectre 7, solo shows) Geisha Icehouse Spy v Spy The Screaming Jets The Superjesus No Nonsense WOW @Shamus O'Sean there’s some serious acts in that lot (my head started rockin back n forth just readin that list ) Was Ozzy Osbourne up front when you saw Black Sabbath ? 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shamus O'Sean Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 5 hours ago, Triple B Brewing said: Was Ozzy Osbourne up front when you saw Black Sabbath ? Yes. It was "The End" tour in 2016. His singing was still impressive. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Malter White Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 This is a good thread @Red devil 44. I haven't attended as many gigs as many of my peers have because I'm a tight@rse and mainly bought albums of the artists I liked so I could listen to it over and over. However of the gigs I have attended and the ones that I can remember: The Angels, Kiss, Sherbert, Skyhooks, Mondo Rock, Neil Diamond, James Reyne (a fantastic acoustic performer), Living End, Spandau Ballet, Graham Bonnet, Pseudo Echo, Glenn Shorrock, Uncanny X-Men. There's others but I haven't backed up the data in my grey matter. 3 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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