But the memory most people have of the first Lollapalooza tour — which made its St. Paul stop 35 years ago Saturday — is physical. Star Tribune photographers captured the mayhem when Lollapalooza hit Harriet Island in St. Paul in 1991, drawing about 18,000 fans despite a lineup of non-mainstream rock acts. "It taught these kids there's a bigger world out there than St. Paul," music journalist Jessica Hopper, a Minneapolis native, said in the Paramount docuseries. Chris Wheaton, now a St. Paul attorney, remembered him "being a great kickoff and finishing by saying, 'No less, no more, no encore!'" "Take the whole day off," read the ticket stub for Lollapalooza's St. Paul debut in 1991.