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TPAC = Tennessee Performing Arts Center, right?
I was down in the "Orchestra" section and the sound was still poor. We had our share of drunken karaoke singers, too.
At least the lighting was good. And of course, seeing a legend like Gordon is great.
I've not been back to TPAC since we had season tickets to the Broadway series there a few years ago-- while my wife was pregnant with our second child.
Let me tell you-- there's nothing like getting perfect seats, center in the tier-- PERFECT.. and then realize taht your poor pregnant wife is going to need to get to the restroom several times over the next few hours... and there's no middle aisle.
My wife was a trooper.. but after the first show, we changed our season tickets to some seats a little closer to the aisle.
Ya Alex, that photo was our view from our seats. Of course I was there to HEAR Gordie, but still, it would have been nice to install some sort of video screen.
Thanks for the comments guys.
Thanks for the comment. That's awesome that he played Mariposa. I would have been thrilled to see him at home. I've seen him a couple of other times at Massey Hall. MH is really his home away from home eh?
Sorry to hear about the weather and Dylan-less.
Maybe this will make you feel better:
http://urltea.com/1e78
Cheers,
Dave