For those of you who weren't there......
It may sound strange to use that word.
But....
How else would you describe seeing the Riders in a 30' X 40' church catering hall???????
My frickin' wedding had about 100 people in a room twice as big!
It was like they were playing at a firehouse or VFW hall.
And....
It was like only their immediate family came to see them.
There was maybe 85 people at the start, and I counted (for whatever good I was at counting at that point) about half that for the second set....

AND THEY PLAYED, AND THEY PLAYED, AND THEY PLAYED, AND THEY PLAYED AS IF THE PLACE WAS 4 TIMES THE SIZED WITH 8 TIMES THE PEOPLE!!!!! (it was actually abusive)

Now I have to go screw my head back on straight..... and head over to the City for lunch with the Boys!
Like I said, Ridiculous.

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Definitely. I haven't seen the Riders since the Capitol Theater days (Passiac, NJ)... but I saw them A LOT. I was BLOWN AWAY by last night's show. Good thing I only live 10 minutes from there, since the show didn't end until 1am and I get up for work at 5am. (I am sort of loopy right now.) (By the way the venue is amazing isn't it... I go to EVERY show that Father Dan puts on there. When I saw he was going to have NRPS I was giddy.)

I understand they came out for a meet and greet afterwards, and I had all my CDs with me, plus I purchased the new CD -hoping to get them all signed. It was just too late to stay- had to get home, but I thought the show was PHENOMENAL.

Where is the set-list going to be posted?

By the time I got home (3:30), Captain Toast had a post put up. It's on the Forum.

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No Time - Hunter/Nelson

Hey Norman -
Thanks for pointing me here. Nice meeting you.
Barbara

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Barbara