Colorado

RainDog

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Mon Dec 31, 2012, 04:24 PM

Dec 2012

I know about Red Rocks - it's world famous.

But love to hear about the music scene - esp. smaller venues. I remember when U2 first put out a record - I thought they were the shit then, too. Great story.

I like all kinds of music, but I mention jazz b/c that's the one that has the hardest time keeping a roof over its head, seems to me.

But the information you're giving me is right up my alley, in terms of my own interests.

Glad that CO has the Broncos, etc. but for me, football is the bg noise while I do something else. Not a big sports fan.

So you think Denver is better than Boulder for music fans? Sounds like it's more affordable too.

What about locally owned restaurants that are affordable but good? There are always lots of good places that cost a lot of bucks, but again, that's not my price range.

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