They really packed them in at Caesars Palace this past Friday night. Full house and another great show. I had not seen a show at Caesars in a while and thankfully they redid the showroom and made into a proper theater instead of just dinner tables which is always so uncomfortable.
I'm surprised the casinos are up and running already. Pretty swift recovery!
The Moodies always put on a good show.
"The mountains are calling and I must go" - John Muir
"To breathe the same air as the angels, you must go to Tahoe" - Mark Twain
I was in AC to see them ....... in '69. Alas, they were a no-show.
Last edited by mogrooves; 12-02-2012 at 09:59 AM.
Hell, they ain't even old-timey ! - Homer Stokes
Nothing really happened in AC at all..outside of part of the North End of the boardwalk getting damaged (where there is nothing anyway), nothing happened in Atlantic City. The casinos were opened after about four days and if it was up them, they probably would've opened up the next day.Originally Posted by Hunnibee
I'm surprised the casinos are up and running already. Pretty swift recovery!
The Moodies always put on a good show.
Started to get a bit bored with live Moodies around 1990. Not so much that they couldn't still do it live, just that their more contemporary songs took up more of the setlist at the expense of the earlier albums I prefer. Plus, I really missed Ray Thomas on stage.
I saw them last year in Kansas City. I have lost track on how many times I have seen them now. I agree that after the "classic seven" albums they took a more "pop" turn. They play plenty from the "classic seven" at their concerts to make it worth while. Always a great show!
Thomas retired at the end of 2002.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks