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My third time to see the band live. They, by now ,had graduated from the “smallish” electric factory building to the hockey arena spectrum theater. The spectrum seated 20,000. For this show 16,000. A great performance similar to the previous year. Almost all of tommy and some great ” live at Leeds” like jams. Marred only by a sound system that was inadequate for such a hall this big. They were also using a new projection screen suspended above the stage that hadn’t been perfected. Regardless of the technicalities, a great show.
My third time to see the band live. They, by now ,had graduated from the “smallish” electric factory building to the hockey arena spectrum theater. The spectrum seated 20,000. For this show 16,000. A great performance similar to the previous year. Almost all of tommy and some great ” live at Leeds” like jams. Marred only by a sound system that was inadequate for such a hall this big. They were also using a new projection screen suspended above the stage that hadn’t been perfected. Regardless of the technicalities, a great show.