i thought moroder was a lot of fun but it was basically just seeing him up there pushing very few buttons i felt going through the greatest "hits" he was involved with while a video played related motion pictures and he sipped water.. ie,videos of donna summer or say tom cruise riding his motorcycle and macking with kelly mcgillis to you take my breath away.. some of the songs were a bit modernized with more of a thumping beat.....the music had an euophoric quality as trance does.. at the beginning it seemed a bit like a bust to me but the crowd got into (a lot of people got their gay on which liberated everyone) it and by the time the first half hour was through everyone was dancing having a blast..ocassinally giorgio would make comments with his thick italian accent or spur the crowd to chant classic bits.. he referred to the two french astronauts (or was it aliens? i forget).. then he played a shortened instrumental track to the daft punk collaboration.. i really was wishing he had justread his storry which is so cool
giorgio is 77 so allowances have to be made.. he looked better than my parents or in laws who are all younger and he was a real charmer when we got backstage....
i did not hear The Number one Song in Heaven by Sparks/Moroder which was a bummer for me..
consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity to see the man. pretty sure i won't get it again. we went to the satellite room after the show and it was good to see so many boardies... sideofbacon even bought me a beer...
