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Seattlest Pix 09Nov25
Can't Miss It: Thanksgiving Eve
When Seattlest tells people we are going to see Journey, Heart, and Cheap Trick tonight (and we have mentioned it as often as possible, which may or may not have been obnoxious), the response is typically one of two options: the enthused "OMG I love Heart!" or a groaning "Well, that takes me back a ways..." In honor of tonight's 70s and 80s explosion at the White River Amphitheatre, we have just one very important question for you: what is your dearest, most beloved Heart-related memory? Ours involves air guitar and jumping on a couch.
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In Woodinville there's a hole-in-the-wall charcuterie named Bill The Butcher which has the most outl
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Back in my first apartment, my roommate and I noticed that some girls who looked a lot like Heart were moving into building 2334 next door. We used to sing Heart songs and work the building number into them. It never got old.
I can't imagine how that could get old, Christopher.
The baristas at Vivace never let me forget that time I started singing "Steamboat Annie."
Sheesh. Easy mistake.
Steamboat Annie, my little ship of steams...
Good grief, was there ever a time where Heart was considered cool - or even mildly interesting??
No wonder they're playing with the uber-exciting Journey. At least Cheap Trick had that great LP with the Japanese girls screaming like crazy.