Well where does one start. The Albuquerque concert at Midnight Rodeo on the 17 th of June can be described in the following words individually or put together. 1. amazing 2. spectaular 3. awesome 4. unbeleivable 5. excellent The previous reviews of other individuals who have gone to the show are describing the show 100 % accurately. The show went on for 1 1/2 hours and the entire time the band was energetic and were having on hell of a good time. This by far is the best or one of the best NR shows I have had to opportunity to attend. I didn't write down the entire set list but here is a sample of what I can remeber. They also did the acoustic thing which was great and like everyone has described Jack talked about what everyone had been up to since the break up and again he made no mention of Mojo. 1. Neverland 2. Touch of madness 3. Sing me away 4. Four in the Morning 5. When you Close Your Eyes Acoustic 6. Sentimentail street 7. Goodbye 8. High enough Back to electric 9. Coming of age 10. Call My Name 11. DTMYLM 12. Eddies coming out tonoght 13. Nightranger 14. NY time 15. Forerver all over again Encore 1. Sister Christain 2. Rock in America There are more but I just can't remeber them now. I didn't get a chance to talk to the guys the crowd was huge. It is great to see them having a good time on stage and now that Jeff sings backup vocals it just makes it great. The solos that Brad and Jeff performed where amazing just a previously described thay make it seem so effortless, the whammy bar magic and the eight finger tapping. To you folks out there, this show is a must attend if you don't you will kick yourself for a long time to come. Thats all for now since I am at work and kinda tired only got 2 hours sleep last night after getting home from the show. BTW: If any of you out there get a chance to talk to the guys while attending the best darn show around maybe you could ask them to get columbia or their management to put together a video montage for us die hard fans. Also remaking those NR pendents. Enjoy the show - David M. Romero |