i was there too, we were seventh row on the right side - aka the two girls who simply would not sit whilst screaming along much to the chagrin of those around them...
i'm glad someone else wrote a review, i've been busy fighting with photobucket to upload some pics. they're giant and i can't resize them so i'll just put up the link (eventually) in a new thread.
we busted ass to get to up front, though security really could not have cared less about what we were doing. 'our' guard actually moved to the side a bit so i could get better shots at the end. thanks, dude.
GDW - tonight (i believe) it went: you can't save me now, no babe you can't save me now, you can't see me now, but you should see me now
there was no shimmy-shake for 'feel i need a little sympathy' like the other shows i've seen this tour. SB high kick wasn't as high as in hershey, ps i have SB footage from that show that i have to post somewhere - PM me if you've got space to host or know where i can do that myself.
the stage was ridiculously high, inconveniently so... got handshakes and a great 'view'
despite the fact. i was pleasantly surprised that they didn't beat us all back after Edge? vanessa came out for backing on R&R, wonder who she got the long, black velvet coat from?
we didn't see her performance, only caught the last two songs. after the piano intro to 'thousand trillion bajillion miles' she stopped and said 'yes, i'm
that girl.'
couldn't agree more about the crowd, i would expect more style from vendors at a county fair. and the parking lot? on our way in we walked through a 'pond' to avoid the mud pits. granted, it rained all day... ford amp wasn't so bad from the good seats - only other time i was there, i was regrettably wasted on the lawn for jimmy buffett.
great show, glad to see her minus douchebag henley (i had to turn my face away when he touched her in hershey and she
liked it - she's such a ho sometimes
). ps i kind of wept during HAEWAFY.