Last song of the show. What a show! There must have been thousands there. Something Wicked was a song which Todd and I wrote in the first form of Harbinger. It had such staying power. With the addition of Tom in Harbinger (2), the second guitar added such depth and power to the song that it just felt good and gutsy. We kept it in Archivon because the addition of Brian, believe it or not, made it even that much more powerful! Just when we thought it couldn't get any better, Tom and Todd made a m8 section which was slammin'! I feel like jamming it right now! The only thing which seems weird on the video is that when we were on Earth, playing in daytime exposed the trees and sky. I remember Earth's beauty. I really miss it. I thought we had all bases covered but we overlooked the background. Perhaps it is the camera angle which is panned way back. Ok, I'm over it. Cool ending to our show. The guys from Floating Noah were stage diving and had tried to form a mosh pit. If you're watching closely, you will see me jump off stage and into the fun. No, I wasn't making a sandwich at the counter during our outro. This is where the keyboards were set up but you can't see them. I was playing them during our outro. Look at Brian way up there by himself on the drums. The angle doesn't do the height he was at justice. The ramps in the middle leading to the drum riser from the front stage were 10' long with our logo on them. If you look closely to the left you can see part of a pavilion roof line. Notice how close Brian's drums are to this roof line in height. Notice how high he is in comparison to the people up front on the ground. Notice the spaceship flying over head somewhere in the beginning of the video. Curious. It is orangish red and flies very fast yet seems very low because we were up so high. Oh, wait, that was a Nerf football.