The show starts an hour 
late, I can barely see anything but I'm still excited Want is starting 
and right when Robert tries to start singing, nothing, the microphone was 
dead, so Robert and Roger look at each other and love, all good humor, 
I'm happy still, their happy still, everything is fine even though I 
can't see.  So the roadies replace the microphone and go ahead and reread 
this paragrapgh starting at nothing but replace happy with not quite as 
happy.
	Finally the crew manage to deal with problem and we get hear 
Robert's ever so wonderful voice sing the first verse of Want, I get 
ready for the second and the song ends?  Well, that's ok. They play Club 
America and that's pretty nice, The show is moving more smoothly now, by 
standing on tip-toes I can see Roger and parts of Robert's hair.  Then, 
the play This Is a Lie!  It was fantastic, they did it as wonderfully as 
can be expected by Robert since he was a little afraid, being in front of 
so many people during the daytime.  That was the best part of the 
daylight segment, except for the Walk when Robert graced us with his 
idiot dancing.
The rest of the highlights, 
Robert really got into it durin the pop-set and held an idiot-dance 
contest.  Somebody in section C won.  WCIBY was especially good, much 
more energy then in Vancouver.  They played Play For Today in the second 
encore which made me very happy.  And for the third encore the played 
Faith ("I think we've only played this once so far" - Robert "Memory 
Loss" Smith) and a really wonderfull version of A Forest which ended 
rather queerly.  Robert and Simon were doing the normalish ending when 
Simon went crazy on the bass.  He kept slamming all the strings and 
jumping up and down.  So Robert went ahead and started up another solo 
while Roger watched with a bemused smile on his face.  Then all of a 
sudden Simon dropped his base, picked it up and set it quickly in its 
stand and stormed of the stage! Robert then ended up the song with the 
ending notes to another song which I can't remember (I'm really sorry) 
said Thank You and they all left.