aina mama wrote:
does anyone else remember the thunder & lightening?and the power went out and when it came back phil booming right in where they left off?or was i trippin?

If that's strictly an either/or proposition, then u wuz trippin'.

Never rained in Louavull on that hot day or evening. Remember it all vividly, including the sun shining into our eyes and, later, watching it set behind the stage. No hassles whatsoever with power, either --at least from an audience standpoint.

Top highlight for me was "Standing on the Moon">"He's Gone." I played with both of 'em like they were elastic clay in my hands (and I know that my saying so won't sound too weird around here, anyway).

Oh, and they broke out the enormo dancing skeleton marionette during "Truckin'" outta "Space."

Barry, from Colorado, my family and I drove over to Louisville from KC after the Sandstone show. My wife was in charge of 3 dogs on leashes with our 3 kids at the Doubletree downtown, within walking distance of Cardinal Stadium. We shared an elevator ride with John Molo, not recognizing him as Hornsby's drummer, until later that night when we were staying-up making cassette copies of the show.
We drove up to Chagrin Falls the next day for our high school reunion...what a long strange trip. We, too, are Miami University grads!! My previous trip to Louisville was for the legendary 6/18/74 show at Freedom Hall, while at MU.

oz loves ya!!

see ya this tour!!!

And we went swimmin' in the river after the show and named our new kitten Baby Blue. What great times!