Pictures and commentary are listed in chronological order so you can follow our wonderful 23 hours in Toronto.

What I can say about the music is that, live, I could hear all the separate parts together at once. I really heard the harmonies and the guitars and the drums. Maybe it was partly due to the fact that I am very visual and I could see who was playing what, or singing what. I'll have to think about this. There was just so much to watch and pay attention to, I think I'll have to go to many more concerts next year, now that I am no longer jinxed. *VBS* Watching BC perform was amazing as well. He really, truly gave his all, and he sounded spectacular....better than on any recording I've heard. His expressions and chatter were a delight to watch and hear. If I remember correctly, this was during the opening to American Woman. Wooohooooo! I don't think anyone could have stopped themselves from dancing around during this number. I could have listened to that intro go on for at least a full hour without getting tired of it. *S* Poor Garry is hidden away behind his drums. They really truly are magical together. The infamous Randy-plays-guitar-with-drumstick segment of American Woman. More Randy during American Woman. Randy and Burton during American Woman. I did manage to work my way over to the right of the stage for a shot of Bill and Donnie, but not close enough for my flash to offset the stage lighting.

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