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A little respect please!

@@bornagainbornagain6697 Its was not a dig at Carl Palmer, per se. I used to be into ELP way more than Yes back in the day. But I do think Carl is just cashing in on the ELP name. I saw two shows of Jon over the summer. Carl wasn't announced until after I bought my ticket. And songs that I really wanted to hear from Jon were cut from the set list. So I had to purchase another ticket and drive to another location to see the longer set list. Not to mention the fact that Carl's merch table was making him more money than what he was actually getting paid for the gig. It's not really fair. He should just reform with Asia. Or do something new....like Jon did.

@@privatemale2147 I am sorry to attack you and make you feel like you dissed Carl. I am a big fan as well of ELP, they made me buy my first synthesizer. But Carl is alone and his bandmates are gone. So he is free to get royalties or anything from the band. I am sure it wasn't easy being in the background of all that Moog equipment. So I hear you, and I am playing Jon's new album over and over again. But let Carl do what he wants and he will gig live from time to time. I also loved Asia. So no need to feel any bad feelings. Just like Jon would say "love"

@@bornagainbornagain6697 I agree "love" and respect. I will always love ELP. And it crushed me when Kieth and Greg passed away. Carl should do whatever he needs to do to make income if he needs it. I think the problem was that I just didn't find his show that good. As a drummer, he's one for me the greats. I just wish there was a better avenue for him to pursue. But i don't walk in his shoes, so I wish him the best. I guess more than anything, his set made me sad for the loss of his two band mates. Fleetwood Mac could probably carry on with Mick Fleetwood and Stevies Nicks, but at some point they both realized it would not be fair to their fans. So they bow out and let the legacy be remembered (hopefully) in the best light possible.

I can't believe Jon Anderson's voice is still amazing.

It was an amazing concert. One of the best I have ever seen and I'm in my sixties too. God bless you and your family.

It's really good and a good value.

Yeah I was surprised. People dip the lobster in butter, but I always try it without at first and the nice sweet taste was not there. Plus the claws were small. The tri tip had no taste either, that was strange but the brisket made up for it. I wish I had more of the brisket.

Section 101, Row 18, Seats 7 and 8. They had good proximity to the stage and you could see all of the video screen. Unfortunately section 200 overhangs 100 (why did they do that?) so after row 20 or so in the 100 section it is obstructed view of the video. You don't want those seats. After watching other videos from above I could see that there is a lot of video on the stage itself which we did not notice. Best seats are probably 200 section in the middle to see everything.

thanks for the reply! I'm in section 202 row 15 for Feb.17th. Cannot wait. Gotta stop watching these videos until then! lol@@TonyStark.9

@@McHodgebin Watching the videos will help for knowing what to look for. Have a great time!

You're right. I looked it up. I think the set is on the premises. I wonder if the scenes where they used to sit at the desks behind the counter was on a set too.

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LOL @bartobruintjes7056 He sounded good to me.