Mystic
We're all born mad
Yeah, Zep was yet another fond memory, and yes, tickets WERE remarkably inexpensive back then !
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ALL tickets were remarkably cheap in the Seventies, from start to finish. Heck, I remember when "scalper" tix for first/second middle row seats might set you back $20 for LZ, Stones, The Who, and even less, say $10-12 for "second tier acts", e.g., The Kinks, Black Sabbath, Tull, etc. And by the mid Seventies you could see the likes of Aerosmith & such front & center for nuthin' cuz the venues they played in Chicago did not have 'assigned seating", thus you must muscled (it helped if you brought along several BIG friends) your way to the front and watched/listened. But IIRC, the standard "fee" for a refular seat circa '71-'73 was around $4.50 (.50 for Ticketron), rising to around $7.50 (.50 still for Ticketron) by circa '75-'77.