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O c t O b e r 2 0 1 5 3 9 courtesybubbasamyGautheierphoto Portland after dark all night long Stalking the ghost of the 1980s is easier than you think. By Jeanee dudley o zzy Osbourne is out of his mind standing at the edge of the East- land Hotels rooftop deck flinging pool furniture onto High Street. This spe- cial performance by the Prince of Darkness is a beloved piece of Portland history. Its the perfect 1980s rocker scene having had his fill of snorting ants and biting off the heads of bats Ozzy has entered the crucial peak of his hotel-trashing period. Breaking lamps and burning mattresses are pass and Port- land Maine that sleepy city by the sea is the first to know. Ozzy hasnt played a show in Maine since 1988he canceled an appearance in 2008 due to illness. But there are other ways to capture thattimeofwonderwaysthatwont result in the permanent closure of a swanky rooftop pool. The Forest City offers a good 1980s throwback any night of the week. For those heavily involved in the rock- and-roll lifestyle Genos Rock Club at 625 Congress Street is the place to be. Its dark hot and loud and there are shows all week long. The former adult theater takes advan- tage of its layout making for an um inti- mate space. Theres a big bar a pool table and a lower level for taking in a show. The venue hosts a range of local talent as well as musicians from away from indie rockers to death metal acts. For that 1980s punk-rock experience Dead Kennedys Bad Religion and Misfits Portland favorite Big Meat Hammer deliv- ers. Heavy on the grunge this local legend is guaranteed to please the 1980s punk with-