Great show, and WVH is a really tight band. Wolfie is pretty low-energy, but his bass player really makes up for it... dude was the energizer bunny.
Wolfgang is great vocally (thank God he didn't get his dad's voice!) and very personable and engaging. They'll be back in Seattle opening for Metallica next- it'll be great to see them in front of a larger crowd (and outdoors... the kick drum was really over-miked tonight).
Discussed before, but the religious right banded against him because they felt like he betrayed them. He didn't impose 'Christianity based sharia law', he supported rights for women and gays, and he sided with the anti-'religious freedom' folks (defined as 'we can legally discriminate and be tax exempt')
Dropped in-laws off at airport, and drove away. Got about four miles before I realized that he still had the keyfob (I dropped them off and then kept their car).
Was able to connect with him and get it back before they took off. He'd made it through security though... didn't think anything of it when he put the fob in the bowl at the screening area.
I'd also add Fury Road as a worthy contender in its own right- and it's a sequel to a sequel to a sequel.
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(sequel to Red Dragon from '81)