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Just saw the show. As a radio DJ who's played all these songs for so many years, what a fantastic show! I agree with those who say by the middle of Act 1, you want just get on stage and sing with them. A very realistic look at what the music business was like in the 60's. And a great tribute...

Dear God...someone should find out who their parents are and slap them silly...This is the most asinine thing I have ever seen. (Please repeat: The most asinine thing I have ever seen!)

As a news reporter, I am amazed at the "speculation" by these guys saying, "it must have been equipment." At that moment, I was a radio program director watching this happen on CNN. As soon as I saw the second plane hit the South tower, I told our morning show, "One plane can be an accident, bu...

@Christianfaith1

Yeah...that's a real godlike statement, you jack***

Back in the 1960's and 70's, WING radio had a daily feature called "Dayton Speaks". They would go out on the street and interview people, but those people were never identified...Ain't that the same thing?

However, it should be noted that the Dayton Daily News now only accepts comments on its'...

I am not a fan of this President...but...I give him credit for letting loose what was once called "the dogs of war" on a dog of a terrorist. It does make me feel a bit better to know that he, at least, understood Bin Laden was a bad, evil man and worked to bring him to justice.

Justice has bee...

I saw this tour...in Indianapolis and later in Columbus, Ohio. It was the first times that I had seen Paul or any of the Beatles. I had the exact same reaction as the man at 1:18...I cried...I cheered...I sang along and did not leave my seat or it's area for three plus hours. Plus, at the Colum...

It's simple...Rosalie Trombley for induction in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame!

Jan Wenner...are you listening?

@ishotu747 No...they were using plain old reels of videotape. Some were 1 inch...others 2 inches wide...and came on huge reels.

That's why the coverage from NBC begins late...the engineer's in the control room did not immediately realize the gravity of the situation and did not have a tape r...

Truly a pleasure to watch. Thank You