9:13. Dumb Ass News. Liposuction doctor dancing with human fat in TikTok
9:20. Chaz catches up with Anthony Cumia. Formerly of Opie and Anthony and now owns his own media company. Compound media.
Tickets for his show tomorrow HERE!
99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 1987!
That year PLR welcomed Pink Floyd to Hartford’s XL Center (which was called Hartford Civic Center at the time) for two shows on back-to-back nights. Pink Floyd hit the road in 1987 to support their thirteenth studio album “A Momentary Lapse of Reason,” which featured singles like Learning To Fly, On The Turning Away and One Slip. It was Pink Floyd’s first album recorded without founding member Roger Waters, who left the band in 1985, and their first full tour since 1981’s “The Wall” Tour.
Pink Floyd
Tour: A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour
Wednesday October 14 and Thursday October 15, 1987
The XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut
Ticket Price: $22.50
Band Lineup: David Gilmour (vocals/guitar), Nick Mason (drums), Richard Wright (keyboards)
Setlists*
Night 1 – Wednesday October 14, 1987
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V)
Signs of Life
Learning To Fly
Yet Another Movie
Round and Around
A New Machine (Part 1)
Terminal Frost
A New Machine (Part 2)
Sorrow
The Dogs of War
On the Turning Away
One of These Days
Time
On the Run
Wish You Were Here
Welcome To The Machine
Us and Them
Money
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2
Comfortably Numb
One Slip (encore)
Run Like Hell (encore)
Night 2 – Thursday October 15, 1987
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V)
Signs of Life
Learning To Fly
Yet Another Movie
Round and Around
A New Machine (Part 1)
Terminal Frost
A New Machine (Part 2)
Sorrow
The Dogs of War
On the Turning Away
One of These Days
Time
On the Run
Wish You Were Here
Welcome To The Machine
Us and Them
Money
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2
Comfortably Numb
One Slip (encore)
Run Like Hell (encore)
*source: setlist.fm
Check out these live clips of Pink Floyd in Hartford in 1987
6:00 – 7:00. What’s up with the Johnson and Johnson vaccine? Dr. Ron Clark and a shooter in Branford ended with one dead and one wounded.
7:00. We have a neighbor who was nearby when the shooting began in Branford.
7:13. Dumb Ass News. Driver gets expensive lesson on highway 401.
7:20 – 8:00. Inside details from one of New York Cities most intense serial killer investigations. Patrick Picciarelli, Retired NYPD Lt., has a podcast with Mobster/Actor Gianni Russo. You can listen to it HERE!
8:00. A standoff with a shooter in Branford, and what’s up with the Johnson and Johnson vaccine?
99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 1987!
That year PLR welcomed R.E.M. to New Haven Coliseum. R.E.M. hit the road in 1987 to support their fifth studio album “Document,” which featured such hit songs as The One I Love, It’s The End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) and Finest Worksong. Joining R.E.M. at the Coliseum were special guests 10,000 Maniacs.
R.E.M.
Tour: Work
Special Guest: 10,000 Maniacs
Saturday October 17, 1987
New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Ticket Price: $13.50
Band Lineup: Michael Stipe (vocals), Bill Berry (drums), Peter Buck (guitar), Mike Mills (bass)
Setlist*
Finest Worksong
These Days
Welcome To The Occupation
Pilgrimage
Exhuming McCarthy
Orange Crush
Feeling Gravity Pulls
King of Birds
Sitting Still
I Believe
Drive 8
Superman (The Clique cover)
Auctioneer (Another Engine)
Oddfellows Local 151
It’s The End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 1987!
That year PLR welcomed Def Leppard to Hartford’s XL Center (which was called Hartford Civic Center at the time). Def Leppard hit the road in 1987 to support their fourth studio album “Hysteria,” which featured major hits like Animal, Pour Some Sugar on Me, Armageddon It, Hysteria and Love Bites and Rocket. It was Def Leppard’s best selling album, selling over 20 million copies worldwide.
Joining Def Leppard in Hartford was special guest Tesla, who opened the show.
Def Leppard
Tour: Hysteria
Special Guest: Tesla
Sunday October 11, 1987
The XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut
Ticket Price: $16.50
Band Lineup: Joe Elliott (vocals), Steve Clark (guitar), Phil Collen (guitar), Rick Savage (bass), Rick Allen (drums)
We had a great time at the Milford Performance Center’s Drive In Concert featuring “The Ultimate Santana: A Tribute by Stone Flower” at the Connecticut Post Mall Parking Lot!
99.1 PLR celebrates 50 years! This week we are celebrating another great year in our history: 1987!
That year PLR welcomed Aerosmith to New Haven Coliseum. Aerosmith hit the road in 1987 to support its commercially successful comeback album “Permanent Vacation,” which featured such hits as Dude (Looks Like a Lady), Angel, Rag Doll and Hangman Jury. Joining Aerosmith at the Coliseum were special guest Dokken.
Though 1985’s “Done With Mirrors” Tour was Aerosmith’s official comeback with the return of Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, who both left the band at different points, it was “Permanent Vacation” that marked the band’s true comeback because of its hit songs and commercial success.
Aerosmith
Tour: Permanent Vacation
Special Guest: Dokken
Tuesday November 3, 1987
New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Ticket Price: $16.50
Band Lineup: Steven Tyler (vocals), Joe Perry (guitar), Brad Whitford (guitar), Tom Hamilton (bass), Joey Kramer (drums)
Setlist*
Toys In The Attic
Same Old Song and Dance
Bone to Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy)
Dude (Looks Like a Lady)
Big Ten Inch Record (Bull Moose Jackson cover)
Lightning Strikes
Rag Doll
Magic Touch
Last Child
Draw The Line
Seasons of Wither
Walking The Dog (Rufus Thomas cover)
Rats in the Cellar
Dream On
Sweet Emotion
The Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Tiny Bradshaw cover)
Walk This Way
I’m Down (The Beatles cover)
*source: setlist.fm
Check out these live clips of Aerosmith from the Permanent Vacation Tour
