Oh hell yeah, lucky dog.
Anika Skywalker & The Old Jedis
@robrrt1 lucky AND tired. Over 3 hour show, and brutal getting out of the lot afterwards LOL. I didn’t want to waste all my time taking pics and vids, as there are tons of those out there. Anika did a great job, and on a insurmountable task at that. The biggest difference in fans are fans who KNOW exactly how the drums are or were, and people who just listen. I caught a lot of small differences, and only one train wreck, but she recovered very well. Near the end of By-Tor. BUT, with all that said, she had a LOT of material to learn, and she did a great job.
@robrrt1 I should have posted this FIRST !!!
Set 1:
- Xanadu
- Dreamline
- Subdivisions
- Headlong Flight
- Bravado
- Red Sector A
- La Villa Strangiato
- A Farewell to Kings
- A New World Man
- The Spirit of Radio
Set 2:
- Tom Sawyer
- Red Barchetta
- YYZ
- Limelight
- The Camera Eye
- Witch Hunt
- Vital Signs
- Time Stand Still
- Closer to the Heart
- 2112 Part I: Overture
- 2112 Part II: The Temples of Syrinx
- 2112 Part VII: Grand Finale
Encore:
- By-Tor & The Snow Dog
- Working Man
My wife let me buy a new 17.3" monitor! Woohoo! It’s for my juice mixing station so all I need it to see my recipe’s.
My son got to see them on opening night in Los Angeles. On his birthday! I think it was a religious experience for him.
Yeah, for most people it can be, ESPECIALLY if it’s their FIRST time.
I’ve seen them 1/2 dozen times in the 80’s. Always an amazing experience.
Damned nice area/roads to drive on …
Recall the scenario where the grunt is instructed to clean the latrine with a toothbrush? Well, this median is usually bush-hogged, so what did this poor sap do? ![]()
What a cool edit for them to have. Did one of the kids do it?
One of the group’s alum is majoring in cinematography in college and was able to do it as one of his school projects.
It’s a cool group. They do a lot of fun music and end up doing shows all over the place. Last year they did a thing in Denmark, not sure what’s planned yet for this year.
My older son does the same type of thing with violin. Last couple years they did stuff in South Africa and Croatia.
It’s hella commitment and hella driving for me. But I figure they’ll get more life application out of this than spending their youth doing something like baseball or hockey 24/7.
Gotta support your kids if they like art. We need as much of that as we can get these days.













