THE PARTY'S OVER...
Posted by
Sid Smith
on Aug 18, 2008
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There was a mixture of happy and sad faces tonight in the Nokia Theatre. Happy because it had been so much fun. Sad because the tour had now come to an end.
The energy in the venue tonight was astonishing, and the clamour from the crowd as they swamped the front of the stage turned the last twenty minutes into a party atmosphere. A fitting end to a successful tour given that it was all about celebrating Crimson.
Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve seen a line-up go from taking tentative steps to becoming one of the most powerful incarnations of the band to date.Thank you to all the crew and staff of the venues in Nashville, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York, and of course a big thank-you to everyone who turned out for them and the majority of the audiences who worked hard to make each show special. Thanks to our friends who had travelled in from just about every corner of the USA and of course the many folks who took the long trek from countries far away such as France, Japan, England, Venezuela, Italy, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, and others. It goes without saying that without all of you good folks none of it would be been possible.
The energy in the venue tonight was astonishing, and the clamour from the crowd as they swamped the front of the stage turned the last twenty minutes into a party atmosphere. A fitting end to a successful tour given that it was all about celebrating Crimson.
Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve seen a line-up go from taking tentative steps to becoming one of the most powerful incarnations of the band to date.Thank you to all the crew and staff of the venues in Nashville, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York, and of course a big thank-you to everyone who turned out for them and the majority of the audiences who worked hard to make each show special. Thanks to our friends who had travelled in from just about every corner of the USA and of course the many folks who took the long trek from countries far away such as France, Japan, England, Venezuela, Italy, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, and others. It goes without saying that without all of you good folks none of it would be been possible.
