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Glad you enjoy it!

That's just your opinion, we don't agree.

And only 3 original members.

Everyone has their opinion and I respect that you don’t care for this version of the band. If you saw them perform live, the band is giving 110 percent of their talent. I realize this isn’t the original lineup but let’s just enjoy the music. I love Chicago!! It’s not 1967, though they are still going stronger every day.

@@michaelackerman3823 Thanks for your honesty and integrity in commenting. Actually, listening to them now, they sound a lot better than the Bill Champlin days.

Three. Rob, James and Lee.

Is that what you did?

@thesaneparty4079 I wouldn't pretend I'm in a band that no longer exists, other than on recordings, but I'd keep playing.

@@keithmccabe4040 We'll never know, but I suspect you'd do what generated the highest revenue. In all these cases people are voting with their dollars and if enough people agree with you, they will stop as you suggest. For now, seems like it's a pretty packed show.

@@thesaneparty4079 The value of nostalgia. Isn't it quaint.

I get ya, Keith, but when you consider that Lamm, Pankow, and Loughnane are still at the nucleus of things, I'm kinda okay with Chicago pressing ahead! They seem to be having more fun right now than in the time frame just before Terry died (1978), where, at least to my eye, they seemed utterly exhausted and just kind of going through the motions.

Nice. I wish I was. Saw him there many times, though. Just not that day. Only via radio recording it.

Lita Ford did open up that night.

Lita Ford opened up this night of the show.

@@gv4189 At Manchester Apollo. Krokus we’re the support

@@peterkabrna you’re correct. I was at the Hammersmith show with Krokus as support.

Your welcome. Enjoy!

@@gv4189 Amazing gig and the recording is still awesome!

“Little miss” didn’t come out until the 80s….couldn’t have been a 70s concert.

A few songs on this setlist didnt come out in the 70s, so no it was not 78

@michaeltucci8597 - *YOU'RE wrong.* "Spread your Wings," "Little Miss Dangerous," "Painkiller," & "Need you Bad" were all released in the 1980's......Imma gonna slappa you!!!!

Man I bet that was awesome!

Certainly was. He signed my bootleg tape list, my denim jacket and a 1977 tour programme to.@@gv4189

Didn't manowar open?

​@@bobbyg433I don't remember...

​@@bobbyg433Lita Ford opened.

We don't know the details about the Metal Church situation. We should appreciate this new singer. They sound great and the new album is killer. The inner workings of a band that's been around for this long....13 albums under their belt. You can sit back and criticize but I don't see what there is to complain about, really.Ive been a fan since the beginning and I think they have done a hell of a job bringing us so much killer music for so many years.I hope you can enjoy more and analyze less in the future and maybe someday we can meet beneath the shadow of the Metal Church cross! Peace be with you.

I wish we could just enjoy this amazing new album. The singer is a bad ass, hands down. He does a great job. Damn powerful and has the perfect voice, hitting and holding those highs like some kind of entity. He needs some piled up respect. I love this album and the new singer. Big time bad ass. Peace be with you all. Metal Church forever.

My father got to see him in Terre Haute Indiana around February or so of 88. Dad said it’s the loudest concert he’s ever been to in his life. Ted Nugent opened up for kiss that night. My father said it was so loud and raunchy that you could barely understand what he was playing by the time kids come out to play there set their volume was so low. Everybody started leaving HULMAN Center. Ted Nugent was and still is a guitar beast.

Claro que si.

Very cool!

Derek St Holmes guitars, Dave Kiswiney bass, Pat Marchino Drums. Great show.

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You're welcome. Saw Uncle Ted there and many other great 80s metal/rock bands there growing up in the 80s and 90s thru when they closed. Miss that venue.

Do you have any other recordings from Ted there?

@Steve92 No just that one. I do have one of him playing at Popular Creek in 1984 I believe in Chicago, but it does not sound that good and is not recorded from over the radio if you know what I mean.

That was a great venue! I could park my rig there and enjoy a nice dinner before the show! Saw Ted there on 12/30/2000 and a few other shows as well!!! Rock on Indiana!!!

Exactly! That's why even after 35 years I still listen to it 3 times a week!

I'm surprised the tape still plays

I suppose he had a certain, ....something.

That is true, but it was still a great show and the whole band were very down to earth and cool at the autograph table. They didn't even charge for the meet and greet. True gentlemen.

@@gv4189 That's good to hear. Thanks for sharing.

I agree I love Metal Church but to be respectful of the bands legacy the band should've broke up after Mike's death the song seems slower and it's painful to watch

Metal Church should be ashamed of themselves this was painful to watch