Pibroch

Nice; very beautiful "Colorado Bulldog" and "Wild World" - a classic jingle that I actually didn't think was theirs, even though I wouldn't have been able to say whose it was...

Beautiful, yes; especially "Age of blows."

Well done: if I had seen them (unfortunately, like Roby86, I only found out about the concert on Saturday - he told me...) I think I would have felt the same emotions (which are partly what I felt for Jethro Tull in Lugano in... 2005?). By the way, speaking of Lugano, the year before, Yes came in their full lineup: that's a huge regret I carry with me - I wasn't listening to them yet.
Maybe I’ll listen to something on YouTube out of curiosity; however, without Wakeman it's hard (the excellent "Magnification" is even - the only album of ours - without a keyboardist), but without Anderson (aside from, as I mentioned, the excellent "Drama," which is nearing thirty) I don't know. And then to see the great Squire looking out of shape and White a bit heavier... who knows.
Maybe it’s true that you’re either in great shape (Uriah Heep in Milan in 2008, for example) or you don’t go on tour; but I want to believe (naivety?) that, more than money, it’s passion that pushes them back on stage. Anyway, immense.

An epic, excellent punch to the balls.

Sorry, I didn't mean to rate the review (I hardly ever do).

Cole absolutely is, I quote Reverse. :-|

For me, stunning: the worst pies in London!

I agree with the good Green; "Bridge across forever" is excellent.

I liked it; in the scenes where she’s not being hysterical (I’m a very peaceful person), Cruz is magnificent.

Never listened to it, but... shouldn’t it be assigned to Ringo since it appears "officially" on one of his albums? ;-)