Comments on: Rockin’ With AC/DC At The Palace

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By: kiddicted

kiddicted — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:56:48 +0000

Great review! I was also in attendance, great show, high energy,
My comment though, is for the author of this piece:
You wrote:
“While I would of preferred a couple less of those…”
….for a journalist, you should know the difference between use of “have” and “of”. Replace “of” with “have” in your above sentence PLEASE!
Signed,
Diction/Spelling Nazi

By: Jeff

Jeff — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 21:53:26 +0000

I was in town from NY on business and scored a great seat on floor. Have been going to their concerts since early 80s and was wowed by the show. The new album rocks and could not think of a better opening song than Rock ‘n Roll Train. Got everyone out of their seats. Brian’s voice was great and band was tight. My 14 year old listened on my Blackberry for the first 45 minutes and was gushing when I called her next morning. Raising little Angus fans!!!!

By: Jessica

Jessica — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 08:26:04 +0000

Hey there Larry!
I was at that concert too! It was incredible! We were on the floor and at one point Brian Johnson came down, grabbed my hand and gave me the thumbs up. I lucked out b/c Security wasn’t letting anyone near the stage…so I sneaked up there! Besides my wedding, it was probably the greatest day of my life. (okay its a little dramatic..but sorta true!)
I noticed the Cleveland reference too when my husband hadn’t. I thought it was just sad. They must be touring like crazy and the poor guy just doesn’t know where he’s at. But I honestly think he felt bad about it.
My husband has been an obsessive fan since he saw them in concert in 1987. And most of the people around us saw them for the first time that year too. It was really interesting getting to know the people around us and hear all their stories. We had 2 kids in front of us around 10-12 years old that were dressed like Angus and were singing the words to EVERY song! It was really neat to see the generations of people there.
The only thing I regret is not getting a picture of me and Brian Johnson. (my husband was too star struck to remember to take a picture)
Rock On!