Both you and I never were. So we don't really have a leg to stand on.
I was born in the Soviet Union and was 1 year old when On Every Street happened, so I think it's quite obvious that I "wasn't there" even if I wanted to. I can't agree with this position that if you weren't there, you can't talk about it. All current Titanic historians weren't there, and so what? They can't discuss it?
We have a lot of evidence though. Interviews, books, facts, Mark said a lot of things about the tour and album through the years, now Chris came and essentially proved a lot of our theories and disproved some, so I just don't understand this radical position "You weren't there — you're wrong".
I know you mean "If you weren't were, don't discuss it as if you were", but nobody here actually does it.
