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    Great review!

    I'm praying for a second encore tonight, but it's not looking good. And even though they could drop ASWTDID, I'm needing to see Glenn dance! Where's he gonna dance if they drop it?

    Glenn, pick another song to dance on PLEASE!
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    There is always Heartache Tonight. He does tend to 'move' when he sings that.

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    Hello Everyone!

    I've been going to concerts off and on for over 30 years. But, somehow,
    I never got a chance to see The Eagles. Until last Thursday night in
    Nashville. Let me tell you, I'm certainly glad I finally got to see them.
    What a treat it was. No ILAA tickets here. My wife and I got 9th row
    floor tickets on Ebay and they were great. We were right in front of
    Joe Walsh (right-center stage). The setlist was already posted here,
    so I won't go over that, but there were no surprises there.

    It's a little gutsy on The Eagles part to include so many new songs from
    "Eden", but they were well received. But you couldn't help noticing the
    difference in the crowd when the "hits" were played. They went nuts.
    I was familiar with all the new stuff, especially since I've had "Eden"
    playing in my car nonstop for about a month. Playing nine new songs
    shows these guys are proud of their new material and want to share
    that with the crowd.

    I noticed the reviewer from the Nashville paper mentioned the difference
    in the structure of this concert with the Springsteen show in August at
    the same venue. Since I was at both shows myself, I understand what
    he means since Springsteen seemed more spontaneous. But, what I felt
    from this Eagles concert was a more professional, flawless execution of
    their songs which made for an impressive stage presence. I thought the
    sound at the Sommet Center was excellent. The Eagles have an amazing
    way a replicating their sound from the recording studio to the stage.
    Most bands cannot pull that off with the accuracy of The Eagles.

    We got to the concert well before the doors opened so we would have
    plenty of time to have our pick of T-shirts. I couldn't make up my mind,
    so I bought 3 (tan,black,blue) and my wife got 2. The budget went out
    the window. LOL. We got a "beverage" and headed for our seats and
    waited for those lights to dim. I always get "goosebumps" when the lights
    go out and you can see the shadows of the band members heading to
    front stage. Then came "How Long" and "the joint was a-jumpin' ".

    And now the camera fiasco. We had no problem getting through the ticket
    line with our small point and shoot digital camera. And, yes, there were signs everywhere saying "no cameras or recording devices allowed".
    As always. But when the show started, we noticed the camera nazi's on
    the floor were all over people when they saw a camera being held up.
    We tried it a couple of times anyway and were "spotlighted" TWICE by
    ushers and told to put the camera away. Pissed me off. This was the third
    concert we have been to at Sommet Center in the last 2 months and ushers never stopped people with cameras after the show started for
    Journey/Cheap Trick or for Bruce Springsteen. So this was a bummer.
    We got a few shots and I will post them when I can.

    Yes, I was disappointed in the one encore instead of two. But I really
    expected it, since that was what happened in the last few shows. And
    I didn't get "Rocky Mountain Way". But there were so many other great
    Joe Walsh moments (Life's been good, Walk Away, Funk #49, etc) that
    I really didn't mind. Besides, my wife got one of her all time favorites in
    "Boys of Summer" and that made her night. She loves Don Henley.
    We left the building around 11:35 PM after enjoying over 3 hours of
    great classic rock'n'roll from a great band and agreed we definitely got
    our money's worth. And, yes, ladies and gentlemen, I would love to see
    them again.

    Rick

    PS: Sorry about the delay in posting this. I've just been very busy since
    we got back.
    Last edited by rickmullen; 09-23-2008 at 05:42 PM.
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    Better late than never, Rick. Great review!

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    Wow Rick!
    sounds like a wonderful concert! Im sorry about the camera Nazis. Im looking forward to seeing what you did get tho.
    Thanks for the review!!

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    "It's only Rock and Roll, but I like it"

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    "It's only Rock and Roll, but I like it"

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