A Horse With No Name

[chessman]

Got them in the tray right now

[Still-One]

It's odd that I never owned one of their LP's but I also never switched the channel when their music came on the radio. Some nice music they made.

[Rilands]

Best song performances of the night IMO - Three Roses, Sandman, Riverside.

The place they played at had a maximum capacity of 600 and it was sold out. It was in the Performing Arts Center at a newer local high school in San Ramon,Ca. I was in row 1. The guys all looked pretty good for their age and there voices still sounded pretty good. I did feel this place they were playing in didn't do the sound justice. I noticed that their voice sounded better/crisper coming out of certain microphones, a bit muffled out of one particular one. On my way out I mentioned this to the bands sound guy in the back and he said he agreed. He said the reason was because all the equipment belonged to the art center. He said they don't bring their own stuff to any of the shows. I guess that's what happens when you don't or can't afford all the equipment and roadies anymore. The two main guys sat at a table on the way out and signed autographs. I wished I had brought the first lp on Vinyl that I have, it would of been cool to get that signed.
Anyway, the tickets cost $45.00 and that price is hard to beat. I enjoyed the
show. The band was good and it only took me 10 minutes to get there. It was kinda weird going to a show with all your neighbors, at least that's what it felt
like.

[f1 fan]

Mike...sounds like you had a nice time glad you enjoyed the show. Think I'll listen to them now.

Dave

[bradleyc]

Think I'll play their greatest hits now, hopefully someday they'll come back to the midwest, glad you enjoyed Mike!