SPOILERS INSIDE! LOTS OF! WARNING! SPOILERS! AS I SAID ALREADY.....
I thought I could maybe try a review of one of my best musical experiences so far: The first night at the RAH 2010 was a dream, awesome and phantastic. It is only three days gone, but I am still in that traditional and mindblowing building in my thoughts. The possibility to download that show so fast is just another point in my dreamingly condition at the moment, so here it is:
It was a very nice and sunny, warm day in England, very much different to the rainy and cold weather in Germany where my plane took off at Bremen at 15:00, with a 45 min delay! London got me from the first minute I was in the Terravision-Bus from Stansted, I recognized at least three new Olympic Games Arenas being built. The traffic was awesome, and so my mood was: Looking forward to my 14th MK show this night. At Victoria Station, I fed up with searching the right bus to the Hall pretty fast, and decided to take a taxi. 10 pounds and 10 minutes later I was there: The famous Hall with some folks queueing here and there. It took me 30 seconds to find Miriam, who got my second ticket, at the stage door. The story about the mk.com ticket fuzz has already been told, so I skip that. Just let me mention that Paul Crockford is a much friendlier and decent person in reality than some early posts from forum posters might indicate. He asked us while queueing if everything was alright and was willing to share some information about the download thing. So kudos to him, he did his job very well in my opinion.
Meeting Isaac, Pottel, Nelly, Jeroen, BBB, DS1985 and some others was a pleasure. A very relaxed and joyful atmosphere in this little RAH cafe, where a lot of heavy priced alcohol was on stock it seemed. I wasn't too thirsty and just chatted with Jeroen, Miriam and Isaac, who got a little lesson about German geography (Bavaria is Germany, too!) We missed the opening act, which was not a too big problem for me. And then, at around 8:15, we entered the Hall! Wow, what a place. I was thinking about that famous Bob Dylan set in the
