Never mind all the s...e below :-)

This was -<_the guitar_>- event of many many many years in little Denmark, I for one fully enjoyed every little second. The show was hair rising good, even now over a month after, the hair on my arms is standing high when one of the set lists numbers is playing on my stereo!

In the deepest respect Jan ¨ªstergaard ¢Ü THANKS G3. PLEASE COME BACK SOON!

All in all a very good concert. There are however some flaws i'd like to address. The sound level was much too high. Alas, that's not unusual these days. Only Fripp managed to keep his sound at a comfortable level. I had to put in my earplugs and thus got a poorer experience, but the alternative to get a serious damage to my hearing is not acceptable.

Since so many are displeased with Robert Fripp's performance I'd like to address that too. I enjoyed his set immenseley. Many may not have noticed it, but before the concert started he sat on his stool for like 10 minutes or so. I guess he was there to take in the atmosphere, to determine what could be played. He made a few notes on a piece of paper, contemplated the hall once more and went.

He later came in with his guitar, sat on his stool, the lights dimmed and he began to play. I think he succeeded in playing the right music for this occasion. He managed to melt his playing with peoples small-talk and whistling and in that way I think he extented his instrument to include the hall and the people in it.

When he was finished, he left the stage letting the music fade and people very focused. At that pecise moment Steve Vai should have entered. It may not have been possible due to tecnical reasons, but I think it should be strived at, to make the gap between Fripp and Vai as small as possible.

Later in Satriani's set Fripp sneaked in and played along and layed down some nice synth pads. In the G3-jam I think that the sound technicians should have been more attentive and put Fripp's soloing on level with Vai and Satriani, so he could be up front despite he prefers to sit in the dark.

It occoured to me why Fripp wants to sit in the dark, because the light technicians sometimes let a blue light shine directly on the audience for several minutes. I had my sunglasses with me and put them on, but they didn't help much. That was very anoying.

However I would have liked Fripp to come forward to take the applause from the audience after the concert together with the musicians. He was applauding the other musicians thus showing he had a good time. So why would he not take the applause from the audience? We had a good time hearing some excelent music from all the artists and he was, like it or not, one of them. This was to me a full blown G3.

Does anybody know the list songs of Joe & Steve?

Thanks