I was behind the seating area up against the fence. I wasn't close enough to catch that.
The two things that stood out the most were how heavy and powerful they still sounded,
and Rob's waistline(LOL). Looks like he added a stone or two. As many times as I have
seen Priest, that was one of my favorites. My first Priest concert would have been the
original British Steel tour but they cancelled. It would have been Priest, Scorpions and
Def Leppard and tickets were only $4.50. I wish I would have kept my tickets instead
of refunding them.
Freeze, if you are reading this I read your first show was 1979. How much were tickets? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Monday, February 22, 2010 4:07:27 PM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Oh yeah, that's right. I remember your post now that you mention it. They were having the time of their lives up there and so was the crowd! Rob's vocals were outstanding at this show - very, very clear. Do you remember this moment?
KK looks over at Rob and says, "What?" Rob just shrugged his shoulders and shook his head - nothing.... Then they both started laughing! It was a great moment.
Budred wrote:
I went to that show also.I thought Priest kicked ass.
I hated Whitesnake though. Coverdale sucked.
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
I just received a little package containing the audio to the Cleveland show that we saw last summer. I couldn't wait to put it on. After hearing Metal Gods, I knew that I was absolutely correct in what I had told people about that show - Rob was in excellent voice that night!!! I have NO DOUBT that when I listen to Victim of Changes it will confirm that not only did Rob hit that note, HE NAILED IT!! WOOO HOOOOOO! My little bundle of Priest joy! I'm so happy right now!!!
I wish I would have kept my tickets instead 
