Agent Cooper

Yesterday, I attended a "Picnic" concert at the Crocus City Hall. First, about the venue. My favorite non-classical music venue used to be the State Kremlin Palace. By the way, I also saw "Picnic" there back in the day... But that time has passed, and with it, the State Kremlin Palace. Of the existing venues, I like the Kremlin Palace of Congresses and, of course, the Crocus City Hall the most. "Picnic" is celebrating its 30th anniversary. There's no need to state the obvious about how quickly time flies... I remembered a lot of things, including the time before Qwerty... Of course, I also remembered the historic meeting of the "Order of the Phoenix," when Zingel and AmberSoler talked about "Picnic." The hall was full. Considering the reasonable ticket price and the large size of the venue... There's an expression: "based on the totality of achievements." However, "Picnic's" place in history is irrelevant. Its music has already taken its place in my life. And the concert was a success, especially the last third. A magnificent jam of "Telephone" and "How Easy It Is for Me," an excellent performance of "Holiday," a very appropriate quote from "Aqualang," all with a superbly crafted sound and a super atmosphere. P.S. They performed "Italianets" as an encore.