4:25 PM Chinook Winds, Classic Journey Tribute. Romantic rock. Was really pissed with my own problems.

What can i say. Last time i went for a concert in there with a cover band, Trevor Horn incognito was at the base. 

Critics: When i first heard the guitar, they were a tone of notes per square inch however they sounded kinda melted, and i thought it was a technical problem (lag).

Then it got better and exactly how they said, they were playing note per note, all live, and at times, more (the long guitar solo in the audience which i visually missed, i don't know why, i saw him leaving the scene and i heard the long solo but, thought he took a brake and there was a recording playing, though he was not far away from where i was sitting).

The guitarist much exceeding the needs of a cover band, i thought he had a metal background, was playing exceptionally the hardest parts, especially towards the end, however he was probably relaxing too much during the easy parts or was bored, sometimes missing synch, lagging some of the notes.

Vocals. At time it sounded like more like Roger Hogdson than Steve Perry.

Overall. The closest to a real concert i've ever been minus the chaos of a real audience. Don't believe on that stage with that gear the real band would have made a big difference.

5:40 I swear i did  not read that first!