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September 7: Monte Carlo
March 2: Las Vegas
March 1: Las Vegas
February 24: Las Vegas
February 23: Las Vegas
November 10, 1978: University College Dublin, Belfield, Ireland
November 10, 1978: Howth Community Centre, Howth, Ireland
November 10, 1979: University College Dublin, Belfield, Ireland
November 10, 1984: O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester, England
November 10, 1989: Western Springs Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
November 10, 1992: Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego, CA
November 10, 1996: Temple Bar Music Centre, Dublin, Ireland
November 10, 1997: Houlihans Stadium, Tampa, FL
November 10, 2006: Telstra Stadium, Sydney, Australia
by shadedpain4
Well another Elevation and i must say i didnt go into this one expecting a lot. Boy was i mistaken! The acoustic version of please was worth the price of admission alone (although for a split second i thought they were going to do love is blindness....how sweet would *that* be?!!). My seats were nothing to write home about. I was tucked all the way up at the back of sec 315, and ended up being the doorman all night. I must have closed that door to the outside area 50 times. Sheesh! anyways, the ending of the show was fabulous as well with the guys basically playing out of control in the midst of a big party on stage. Truly, this was a concert that needs to be *seen* to apprieciate. If anyone got this show on video, please let me know so i can aquire a copy. Tonight is my 7th and final elevation, in Nj. Wish me all luck and ill report tomorrow. lol look for me in section 118 in my white zoo tv shirt and LA dodger cap!
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