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Comments by fans posted to various messageboards and mailing lists include:
"As a long time verteran of Todd/Utopia fandom (as are many of the attendees at these events), I have to say that this show ranks among the best that I have seen. What a treat Todd has given us by performing some of his greatest material in its entirety. Having attended the AWATS show in Stamford, which of course included the Utopia "reunion" set (sans Willie), I believe this show may have surpassed that terrific experience."
"The players handled the sometimes difficult material/transitions with great aplomb. Sure some will find imperfections, but that is just the nature of performing live - period. "
"The sound could have been better, the lights were great, the chorus was fantastic and fun to watch them watching Todd wail on guitar."
Video by Kasim:
Other websites:
MorristownGreen.com has a review of this gig here.
Julie O'Brien has posted a photo of Kasim Sulton at this gig here.
The venue (taken from the KasimInfo.com Blog that day):
The concert tonight starts at 7.30pm. Click here to view the venue website and here to purchase tickets which vary in cost from $35 to $95. Currently the best seats available are 22 rows from the stage.
The address of the venue is 100 South Street, Morristown, NJ 07960. The theater was built in 1937 and started as a motion picture house until 1974. The theater changed hands several times over the years until it was purchased by a local developer in 1986. It sat empty and in disrepair until 1994 until, thanks to massive cleanup efforts by a community-based volunteer corps, on 29th September 1994, it reopened to a sell-out crowd with The Kirov Orchestra of St. Petersburg, Russia.
The theater seats 1,274 with 962 in the downstairs orchestra part and the remainder in the balcony. Kasim Sulton has played here once before which was on 9th October 2008 as part of the Todd Rindgren Arena Tour.
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