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It's time again to play my favorite venue game. Here are three different venues (the second photo is adult rated)...

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You win a cookie if you can also name the band in this photo...

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1. Feel like I should know this

2. Rudimentary Peni at some church

3. Carousel ballroom

tHE aVAlOn

tHE tEenIE WeENies JeLlos

fIlMorE 

Avalon

Dead Kennedys (?)

Carousel/Fillmore West

This one ain't easy;

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Dairy bar near the Fillmore Easr where everyone would go for breakfast.  I believe they would listen to the night's performance 

Ratner's?

OK, the one I put up earlier was mislabeled on Getty Photos as Cafe Au Go-Go, but it's actually the Night Owl (around the corner, on 3rd Street, where the Lovin' Spoonful started out). G.D. never performed there (but they did perform at the Go-Go). The Night Owl space was occupied by Bleecker Bob's Records in the '80's-'90's.

Here's another groovy '60's venue (which apparently did host the Dead), who can name it?

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1. Whitehouse ballroom

2. Dead Kennedys w/ "wardrobe malfunction"

2.5   Dead Kennedys  w/ Louis CK

3. Napa Valley wine tasting room

Burnz, the Cheetah, NYC?

 

Close, Judit! Keep guessing, it's a weird one. Here's more shots;

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I only guessed that it might be the Cheetah Club because I had a poster from there for a while and it gave me that vibe. I'll pay attention and see who might get it.

No idea of those venues but this is is a great thread.  

I took an interest in Venues after the 83 thread. Yesterday I was chatting with a friend about The Chance venue.  He has been going to see shows there for many many years. When I informed him of the fact that is is for sale He said its in need of dire repair, love,  serious renovation and Deeeep pockets..  Those comments inspired me to consider starting t a thread about "toilet bowl venue but  great shows".  

 

 

Ah, the Chance! A glorious and legendary dump. I got to perform in a benefit show there last year (one of my last before the pandemic), such a trip to stand on that stage. 

And yes, it is for sale;

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/6-Crannell-St-Poughkeepsie-NY/3770159/

Some good calls.

Yes, the Avalon Ballroom SF as it is today,

Yes, The Dead Kennedys at the original Fillmore, taken in '81, when the venue was known as the Elite Club (imagine that only 12 years earlier Jim Morrison played the same room and would have been busted for just suggesting dropping trou', let alone going full bare as Jello is doing there).

And the Carousel Ballroom/Fillmore West as it is today.

Earlier today a friend posted some shots of the Fillmore/Elite Club from the early '80s when it was a punk venue. I thought it was interesting and figured I'd put it up here. Not being a punk fan (at all) at the time, I knew nothing of it.

Here's another from the same golden era of those three great rooms. Probably easy to guess, but just for fun I like to put up these old classic venue photos...

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@ Burnz  Electric Circus

@Lance The Matrix

JA onstage

The Carousel/Fillmore West looks good to go.  

@doolittle, you are correct!

Where am I now?

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Playland

^^^

You're good at this. Time to turn up the heat!

How about this one? 

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The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center

Family Dog at the Beach  (Formerly Modelcar Raceways)

 

 

>>>>>>>Where am I now?

Hollywood Palladium

I saw PiL with John Lydon there in 84? Was a great show. His backup band was wearing pink tuxedos and when he played Anarchy in the UK as an encore people were jumping off the balcony. L.A. had a huge Punk and Metal scene at that time.

 

The GD played some hot shows there in 71/72

^Upon further research PiL was in 83 not 84.

Klondike, that looks like the Starland Ballroom, in Sayerville NJ.

It's the Palladium - famous in Deadhead land for 8-6-71

I saw Siouxsie and the Banshees at the Palladium, but not the GD

All the big guys played this joint. . . .

 

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Grande Ballroom, Detroit.

Here's an odd-looking 60's-era venue; hint: someone here saw them there.

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^Surf should answer that!wink

Looks like the Ark - later the new Boston Tea Party. I saw my first GD show there (the Tea Party) on 12-29-69.

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^UBS Arena

That's correct.  It's the Islanders new arena, and soon to be new venue.   The new Nassau Coliseum.

^I got it Dave because I heard on the radio yesterday that they were playing there and looked it up as it was a new NYC area place and said to myself that sure looks like the pic on the Zone. Compared them and presto!

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C'mon Lance! You start a thread and then disappear. 

I'm fine letting others run with a thread, and besides, other than the old Detroit place I don't know any of the others shown.

I'm endlessly fascinated with venues of all kinds, but outside the Bay Area I would never claim to be an expert, so I sit back and let you others play, and I learn something.

Carry on.

OK, here's a couple more, just to keep it going.

I've seen two really good shows in the first venue, and I've seen a whole bunch of amazing, even some epic shows in the second venue...

 

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Marin Veteran's Auditorium for the first one.

Not sure about #2. 
 

South Bay venue?

Could be.

And here's another one that's really not fair, but it is a famous old San Francisco venue...

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A nice spot to enjoy a roast beef sandwich on a Friday afternoon.

The chillest place I've ever seen a show.