Last night I saw Todd Rundgren in concert and I loved all of his songs, including “Wouldn’t You Like to Know.”
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Wouldn’t you like to know about my images for today?
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Wouldn’t you like to know that I’m on a diet and that I’m writing this before my 7 AM audiology appointment before I work a full day at the hospital?
Wouldn’t you like to know how much gratitude I have for Todd Rundgren and for you?
Wow, you are fortunate seeing Todd Rundgren perform on his birthday, Ann!
It was wonderful, Mark.
I saw Todd last fall up in Nashua (I live in NH). It was a great show.
Such a great show, Trent!
Todd Rundgren. The only songs I know are Bang on the Drum and Hello It’s Me.
Best concert: Too many. Mighty Mighty Bosstones in Buffalo 1993. The Cranberries in Albany 1994. Or, the life altering, 1986 Husker Du in my hometown! Or a maybe the days of yore when the local philharmonic would play a free concert on July 4 until the late 80s. Perhaps the Vancouver BC Symphony performing a free concert (Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture in Stanley Park)- my wife and I happened to be visiting Vancouver (we lived in Seattle at the time) and were driving through Stanley Park. Saw the signs and heard the symphony warming up.
Music has played an instrumental (pun intended) part in my life.
I like knowing all this about you, Stan.
@aimdoggyrules – yay! Another Deadhead here. And wouldn’t you like to know what I posted last night in answer to this question on Twitter? It involved Pittsburgh, the stage flipping over, caves in the mountains, and Johnny B. Goode. Ah, well. Long story. 🙂
Great stories, Barbara.
There’s so much I want to know about Todd Rundgren and his music and the play “Learning To Read By Moonlight” and Handel’s opera and, well, so many things. Sometimes it’s hard for me to focus because I feel like I want to know about everything.
We both want to know everything, Chris.
That wine sign haha
Alex! Hello hello!
Smiles and waves 🙂