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You're very welcome. :-)

Me too, Dan!

You're welcome!

I was SO envious when a couple of my friends saw them on their last tour (before Covid) - I didn't even know they were touring at the time. I hoped and prayed they would do another tour and vowed to get tix if they did. I feel very lucky!!! 😀

How about respect for the man who wrote and produced this song (among many others)? This is Lynne's final tour, and may be the last time us fans of ELO who attended one of these concerts will get to watch the founder and original member of the group perform right in front of us. If its only quality of sound you're looking for, then stick with playing their albums. You'll be able to listen to them with their original quality for the rest of your life, but going to see Jeff Lynne perform in person may now be a once in a lifetime experience.

@@JoeyDiphard Ok, that's a point. But how about having him sing one or two songs and then let the new band sing? If I go to the concert, I don't want to hear bad singing. I can go to a karaoke bar for that.

@@bjreacher6402 Criticism of singing and singers is highly subjective among people because it's based on personal experiences, opinions, and cultural differences -- or in your case, ageism. I found nothing so wrong with Lynne's singing that would deserve such contempt and disrespect toward him as you've shown here. Take my advice, don't ever go to any concert of great but older singers, because you evidently don't care one bit about the humanity of celebrity when it comes to famous singers/bands of yesteryear, nor the genius they possess. Keep in mind that it's a genius of music writing without which your younger singers would never be able to impress you with Lynne's songs.

@@bjreacher6402 >"That's just a fact he has to deal with "< No, it's obviously a thing YOU have to deal with. Lynne is doing just fine with his millions of fans who still love to see and hear him perform in person. There's a very significant difference between audio and visual. As your only concern is audio, I will again assert that you need to stay away from concerts that feature -- in your narrow opinion -- singers "too old to sing". Leave those concerts to those who deeply appreciate the broad visual appeal of seeing and hearing the old greats. Stick with music from your iPhone instead. That way you'll never be disappointed and will have no need to publicly disrespect others. We evidently have very different understandings of the word "disrespect". It's defined as discourtesy or rudeness. That is precisely what you've done. You need a lesson in the old proverb which says, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all". I will just add that you're crazy offensive in your dogmatism, and the emotion that's always attached to dogma precludes you from recognizing a "rational discussion" from one that is not. Any opposition to one's dogma is always perceived as an irrational assault on their person. I try to live by these words from the late, great, Christopher Hitchens: "Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity. Seek out argument and disputation for their own sake; the grave will supply plenty of time for silence."

@@bjreacher6402 >"That's just a fact he has to deal with "< No, it's obviously a thing YOU have to deal with. Lynne is doing just fine with his millions of fans who still love to see him perform in person. There's a very real difference between audio and visual. As your only concern is audio, I will again assert that you need to stay away from concerts that feature -- in your narrow opinion -- singers "too old to sing". Leave those concerts to those who deeply appreciate the broad visual appeal of seeing and hearing the old greats. Stick with music from your iPhone instead. That way you'll never be disappointed and will have no need to publicly disrespect others. We evidently have very different understandings of the word "disrespect". It's defined as discourtesy or rudeness. That is precisely what you've done. You need a lesson in the old proverb which says, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all".

That made me chuckle (re: Peterman)!

I'm from the 90s and I started smacking my mom when it came on because I grew up listening to her Styx albums. I was up on the balcony having a blast!

Always a great time!