Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra Paramount Theatre - Seattle Concert reviews
The Best show on earth.
"Forgive me if my words feel empty to describe the show, it would be too daunting. First off, I was upgraded to LOGE 22 row 4 (free of charge) from BALC 306. The wall is assembled during the show, serving as a view screen to help Pink tell his story. The show starts off with the wall partly built. About a boy who loses his father in a war and how traumatic it is to him. At this point, we see Pink's madness in full bloom. He turns himself into a dark reflection of himself, a kind neo-Nazi. Intermission... The music stops as the wall is completed. What follows is very intense to the senses. Pink is put on trial for his life, and in the end, it is decided. The wall must be brought down. This actually took place live, you'd think you were at the movies. The band, the music, the surrogate band, Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra were in top form. There is no way you could do the show if they were not. By far, the SHOW to see. Thank you for those tickets, Mr. Waters and the Boston Garden."