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Originally Posted by aleuzzi
It got the best critical response, but I'm pretty sure Temporary One got louder cheers...At least that's what I recall. And as I type this I realize, who cares? LOL.
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That's funny how different audiences can be. Whenever I saw the show,
Temporary One got few "cheers" at all. Rather, it was one of those moments when I noticed people leaving their seats to get snacks like they did during
Come for the
SYW tour. I never leave my seat during a concert for any reason, so I didn't join them when they fled. But I didn't like
Temporary One. Then, later when my father died in May 2005 and I was looking for words and music to use at his funeral,
Temporary One took on new meaning for me and I developed an appreciation for both it and
Turn It On that I had never known before.
As for the Dance tour, there's no doubt that the audience absolutely ate up
Say You Love Me. It was one of the highlights of the concert and also so wonderful during the RRHOF, achingly so.
Michele