www.njpac.org is celebrating classic rock albums with a series of live concerts. The first is a tribute to the classic 1975 album "A Night at The Opera". This promises to be a spectacular live performance by some of the best studio musicians around. If you go to the site, you could buy tickets there.
Here's the website:
http://njpac.org/show_events_list.asp
Click on the calendar for the night of the performance - (Januaray 24th) and the event info will display.
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and then they're gonna beat up all the band members afterwards.
Hey! It's Jersey. Live a little.
Hey! It's Jersey. Live a little.
you know...i really appreciate the love that musicians have for Queen and their body of work, but the covers, intepretaions, remakes, etc. just make me cringe. Accolades, honors, celebrations and the like are very nice, but do we really need to witness talented musicians realize that they have just destroyed their careers half way through a desperate attempt to sing Bohemain Rhapsody? Don't do it please! Save yourselves! For God sakes, think of the children!
even better at that venue is Topol playing the lead in "Fiddler on the roof" - hes from "Flash Gordon"!