Show & Tell Mime

Loved the show. Good Music - We really enjoyed all of the show. Jill Andrews and band were good, really enjoyed the electric guitarist. Jackie Greene and his group were excellent.

The power and ridiculousness of BSP's records translated brilliantly live. The songs on the new record, which I would characterize as wildly uneven, fit nicely with the rest of the set and provided interesting textures. Epic pithy.

It seemed like the band was not very connected to Martha. I have never seen her perform live before so perhaps this is her style. She is very personable and funny - yet her band was very sober. Is this just her style ?? As for her guest artists, I thought they were "unusual" although their music was "interesting".

First visit to the United Center and the Big Ten Tournament. Wish I could have gone to more games but thoroughly enjoyed seeing my Spartans' victory over Ohio State and the second half of the Indiana-Maryland game. Beautiful arena and although we were in the upper level we could see the entire court. I also liked the Freeze Frame and game action stills on the screen, as well as the amazing halftime acrobatic dog show. Even the food was good!

I've seen him many times, and for me, this was his most artistic performance. He was as comedic as ever, but without being outright caustic. He looked healthier than the last few times I've seen him (Warsaw), and his voice was resonant and powerful. I loved the string section. A cello and two violins are a perfect ensemble for Mark's voice. The melancholy of the cello with the high strains of the violins are great additions. Cannot beat the venue, Towne Hall; not a bad seat in the house. (Can get "loud" though) Thanks for a great show.

Sure they have some age on them, but the brothers can still sing. We had a wonderful time tonight enjoying the songs of our youth as well as some hits by other stars. The guys showed a lot of energy and came across as just very likeable people. The harmonies by the Osmonds are still among the best in the industry! The only mild disappointment was not hearing any songs from their most recent album, I Can't Get There Without You.

Another great Fear Factory show at the Gramercy Theater. This time around the boys started the show playing Demanufacture from start to end and never missed a note or lyric. The songs just kept coming with tracks from Obsolete to their newest release Genexus. Dino and Burton provided retrospective on the songs and the bands beginnings to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Demanufacture. Let s hope for another 20 years of FF though I don t know if my body can hold up to that much mayhem.

A young Michael Jackson meets David Bowie. Incredible live performer. Super-tight backing band, and just plain fun!

The performers were great, the producer who tried to fill in the commercial breaks was boring to dead, why they don't put some rising bands to to play in the commercial breaks for viewers who paid tickets to watch the show?

Bumblefoot was good. Gary hoey was amazing and should have been the headliner. Yngvie was hilarious but not in a good way. He had his band off to the side and they weren't allowed to move. They kept referring to him as mr. Malmsteen. I will say he is in pretty.good shape for being so old but him taking up 3/4 of the stage so he could run around was a total joke. He played as if he had been living in a cave all this time didn't realize he wasn't in the 80s anymore.