Lou Gramm kept saying before each tune he sang "..here we go"-(kinda like when willie would say "are y'all ready to rock and roll..1234"). Gramm's voice held out better than I expected. I liked the Denny tune Time To Hide and admired him for the selection. Todds set was typical but OME was a bit of a surprise. I figured wed get a new tune just to shake things up. Others that could work would be IWHMAD, HIM and CWSBF. The band was careful and in some places the mix was off but this was gig #1. The unity of set #2 makes this a special thing to see and no doubt, as Rog and others have noted, Todd dominates the second half, which is no surprise. With a few more shows, itll gel even better. This sits very nicely among the similar things Todd has done like this recently. Nice crowd: a few more kids and lots (I mean lots) of grey hairs compared to the solo gigs. Great to see TR JG PP JF and GH play Sgt Pepper-everything else there is gravy..Well worth the very reasonable ticket price! Go see it!...Mister Wahwah
revolution go now time to hide i need a witness im gone arthurs tune sailing ride like the wind cold as ice midnight blue hot blooded open my eyes i saw the light bang the drum all dayintermission
sgt peppers lonely hearts club band with a little help from my friends lucy in the sky with diamonds getting better fixing a hole shes leaving home for the benefit of mr kite within you without you when im sixty four lovely rita good morning good morning a day in the life
band introductions strawberry fields forever performer introductions while my guitar gently weeps