Symphony & Metallica cover photo shows James Hetfeild's headless body fronting the SF Symphony
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Pop Fan Receives the Gift Of Metallica

Metallica, formed in 1981, rapidly became a defining force in San Francisco's metal scene, frequently playing at iconic yet small venues like The Stone. The author recalls overlooking the band in favor of mainstream acts until a radio contest win to attend Metallica's 1999 collaboration with the San Francisco Symphony, an event that marked their shift from ignorance to fandom. This unique concert fused heavy metal with classical music, showcasing Metallica's versatility and igniting the author's lasting love for the band's powerful and emotive performances.
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Eddie Money Fillmore Poster October 1995
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Just Like Ronnie Sang: Take This Poster Home Tonight

During this time Eddie was mostly keeping to his greatest hits with just a few songs from his latest album, ”Love and Money” . Those greatest hits, however, can fill a whole show. Even a casual fan (of a certain age) will recognize all of the songs.
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Santana at the Fillmore May 17 1995 Poster
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I Came To See A Mexican But Heard African

On May 17th, 1995, the author celebrated his 19th wedding anniversary before attending a Santana concert. The opening act, Linda Tillery and The Cultural Heritage Choir, left a lasting impression. The concert poster was a classic featuring Carlos Santana. The intimate experience showcased Santana's playful and encouraging demeanor towards his bandmates.
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