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[QUOTE="HCCForever, post: 3102321, member: 8959"] I remember the Agora/Stage West on Dexter Avenue well. It would get so crowded in there that you would buy a six pack and hang if off your belt to avoid having to wait for your next drink. Saw bands like Talking Heads, Tubes, Men At Work and Nantucket there. I believe that U2 played there as well but I was not at the show. Other places to listen to music during the 70s and early 80s were Brandy's in Newington, Brave Bull in South Windsor, Davids in Manchester, Bonneys in Winsted and of course Shaboo. I was at Davids one Monday night when the bass player for Foghat jumped on stage to jam with Little Village. Fun times. [/QUOTE]
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