1kansasfan

why ? so he could sit there with an arrogant smurk on his face and act like he's not only bored but too good to play with these guys?

amazing Livgren solo 1:55 - 2:25

just another chapter in the history of the greatest band in the world... 25 years after that video they're still sounding as great as ever

the band is just fantastic and perhaps a wee bit retro

oh, by the way... which one's Jethro? :-)

Amazon has the DVD for $9.88... well worth the purchase

Steve Walsh: Vocals and Keys

David Ragsdale: Violin and Guitar

Billy Greer: Bass and Vocals

Rich Williams: Lead Guitar and Eyepatch

Phill Ehart : Drums and Faces

Special Guests for 35th Anniversary DVD, Kerry Livgren : Guitars, Organ and Chief Contributor

Steve Morse: Guitar, Viola, ...

keyboard part from 4:18 - 4:48 is exact ... and everything else is great too : )

Chastain Park

for 25 years I said the 3 greatest drummers in the world were the 3Ps Carl PALMER, PHIL Ehart, and Neil PEART... this new kid in town Mike PORTNOY just clibed to the top of my list

it's not even trying to be the same song... and yes, Robby (w/a Y) is missed but how cool is seeing Rich, Kerry and Steve Morse playing together? No complaints on the vocals/arrangements/guests/staff etc.

another one of those "GREATEST Bands that had so much to offer" but never made it... awesome front row shot. Too bad it was so dark... Do they have lights at the "Beaumont", or they only in the hidden "sitters"?

good sound but shakey cam... there are worthwhile sacrifices you have to make sometimes... great to see JT (aka Rastaman) hammin it up on this one w/percussion

nice raw footage of a wheathead's dream come true... get Jake Livgren, Eric Holmquist, John Christopher and Garth H. (along with several others) together and you get quality .. even if it's just off the cuff

it's probably the most proggy song he ever did but is also one of the great all time "PROG" masterpieces... 'pretty much set the standard for my musical tastes as a youngster