the biggest regret i have was not going to the liberty hall shows. $5 only. i have heard recordings of those shows and yes i wish i had heard bruce in small venues.

in saying that let me say that the 12/8/78 show was the greatest bruce and the band show i have ever attended. the electricity that night was unbeliveable. the prove it all night version is the longest of that tour. the fever which he was not playing earlier in the tour. the version of she's the one is great. i do not know if it was the time of the year or the weather outside (very cold) but it was "hot" inside. i remember it being a very long show.

i have seen him in large city environmnents and medium city environments and nothing has compared to the audiance that night

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I hope you're wrong, C., this show was announced today as the one complete show that's going to be in the Darkness Boxed set that is scheduled for release....November 11? as I recall.

For that reason, other comments about this show would be especially welcome. Did it sell out? How enthusiastic was the audience? How about the songs that he gave exception treatment to as most Darkness shows? Prove It, Because the Night, Not Fade Away/She's the One, and, of course, Backstreets with the Drive All night/Sad Eyes/You lied interlude. I'm sure there were no bad Darkness shows, but would love to hear some more comments from people who were there. Hey, I was at both Atlanta Fax shows, and Winterland, and have commented extensively. How about some reciprocation?

Thanks, John, Athens, GA

i was at this concert one of the many ive been to down through the years and they just get better each time