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Neurotica
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Written by Michael Wiegand
There is nowhere in this stadium offering good sound
PLEASE, any band who might read this... the venue is a dump for anyone attending a concert for the sound. I've seen many shows from many seats (ranging from 2nd row, to standing on the lawn) and there is NOWHERE with good audio. With IEM's (in ear monitors, or headphone in Robert's case) I'm worried that the bands are unaware of this problem. The closest to a good time I've had is for KISS... not a show you you see for the sound, rather the circus-like experience.
Written by Keith Ewing
Toronto: The Muse Arrived and Stripped Off Her Dress....
As Tony mentioned, the weather was divine for an outdoor event - full sun all day followed by a full moon for the performance! The Bud Stage, meanwhile, resides within the Ontario Place waterfront park, a variously pristine, charming, shabby and decrepit public place and marina - hey, it's a play-of-opposites - with great views of the city of Toronto, Lake Ontario, joggers, bicyclists and other goings on - Cirque du Soleil, for example, was set up on the grounds with their colorful tents. As a c...
Written by Andrew Mestrinaro
Not Suitable Grounds for Blues: King Crimson EleKtrifies Toronto, Again.
I can not express how lucky I was to find myself positioned in the third row with great friends right in front of Pat’s kit. In 2017, at Massey Hall, I sat first row in front of Pat, so I knew that this show was going to be a lot louder than the Leipzig show of this tour, where I was seated near the bar in the back, and at least equally as loud as the Massey show a few years ago. I must say, I was much more impressed by the sonic quality at this show then at Massey Hall. For the fourth time se...
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