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Old 02-03-2008, 03:49 AM
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Great show tonight.

Setlist:

Stand Back
Enchanted
If Anyone Falls
Crash Into Me
Rhiannon
Dreams
Gold Dust Woman
I Need to Know
Band Introductions
Landslide
Edge of Seventeen
Rock N' Roll





Awesome vocals tonight. Every time I see her live, I always forget how high pitched she actually is. I don't know what the problem is, but she really sounds nothing like bootleg and video recordings, much different in person.

We sat all the way up to Edge, when I saw that security was letting people from wherever go down to the stage, my date and I darted down. We got stuck behind a camera man but it was alright.

Stevie came right down to us and shook our hands (MY FIRST TIME) and thank god she wasn't wearing gloves Everyone who was at the stage was rocking out, they were all performers in the pre-concert activities.

After the Edge Walk was over, I kept cheering on Al who gave me a thumps up, screaming at Waddy who smiled and nodded (and whose pick I eventually got from a stage hand) and ran into WildHeart who came up and said "Liam?!" and we said hi and what not. (Lovely meeting you by the way, sorry I rushed off after we talked to Cory!)

After the final bow, all the band stayed on stage to take pictures with the performers, while everyone was gathered talking I ran over and yelled to Lori who I blew a kiss too and she waved and blew one back, she looked amazing. I still hate Jana and Sharon.

After everyone walked off, the various stage hands came out, at which point a young blond girl started rapping up cords. I asked her if she would give me the setlist taped to the floor, and she did. WildHeart (who's name I dont know ) came up and said hi to her, and it ended up being Cory Buckingham. I unfortunately was concert-high and made a fool out of myself, speaking frantically about how she needs to post more blogs and how I apparently love her.

All in all, I cam away with a pick, setlist, kiss from Lori, handshake from Stevie (attempted handshake from her Asian security guard who's name I can't remember right now), a smile and nod from Waddy, and a thumbsup from Al.

My most amazing concert experience to date.
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