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By the 1980s, multiple-night concerts at smaller, single venues were giving way to giant arena shows, and event tickets began to reflect the change from up-close-and-personal to binoculars-advised. Concert tickets from the beginning of this period still sported background colors, band icons or small, familiar symbols on their faces and were computer generated, standard in size and included the all-important seat and row number data. By the end of the decade, much of the special imagery had disappeared...

Computer-generated tickets were the name of the game in the '90s. More business-like in their just-the-facts-ma'am presentation, these mementos are nevertheless from some of the absolute best concerts of the era and are testaments to how the rock concert event swelled from small venue to stadium and eventually settled upon a mixture of the two. Find older venues like the Greek Theatre and the Warfield among the Arco Arena, Cow Palace and Oakland Arena selections in these offerings.