[the invisib1e hand]

Neil Schon played his rendition of The Star Spangled Banner, and everyone in the audience got up and stood through the entire piece. The Journey bass player (original guy; forget his name) stood behind Neil with his hand over his heart the whole time. It was a very moving performance.

that's sounds incredible. if the solo to "lights" was nailed, I probably wouldn't have dry eyes.

[randog]

if the solo to "lights" was nailed, I probably wouldn't have dry eyes.

That was the great thing about the concent--they just played their hits, one after another, note-for-note as you heard them on the albums. No filler, no 3 minute medley-of-hits, just hit after hit in chronological order.

I'm not a big Journey fan (Mrs. randog is, which is why I sprung for the $90 tickets), but I walked away feeling like I got my money's worth.