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Imitation Diamond
I also saw Diamond is Forever at Coronado and I felt like I was at a Neil Diamond concert back in the 70's when no matter where you sat, you were able to come up to the stage and really enjoy the concert! My girlfriends found out how much of a Neil Diamond fan I really was - they kept asking me if I'm coming back to our seats and I said ya in a minute - well that minute never came - I was up front the entire concert! AAANNNDDD the BBIIGGG plus is I met Randy Sterger - we talked and talked and talked - it was sooo awesome just chatting with him over old Neil Diamond "memories"!! I have been seeing Neil himself for 4 decades and dreaming I would be able to meet him back stage or at a bar just to sit and talk! Neil Diamond doesn't know this but his music got me through 2 years of home sickness when I was in the U.S. Army stationed in Hanau, Germany from 1974 to 1976. "I am I said" is my all time favorite because it means a lot to me - he was born in NY and famous in LA - torn between 2 places as I was when I returned home from Germany, my folks moved from CO to AZ! Sorry getting off track - I am a big fan of both Neil and David Sherry who sings a lot of Neil's songs for all to enjoy!!! Marie a fan for 4 decades of Neil Diamond and his music!— November 6, 2011 9:16 a.m.