It's a huge operation - 6 floors of music. We spent 5 hours there - and could have done even more:
The first (basement) floor is the biggest and best:
Lots of memorabilia, videos and interactive stuff:
This is what was on the other floors:
On level 2 - if you had any kind of musical skill, no matter how small - you could join in with a live garage band. Jo and I confined ourselves to posing with the guitars:
The soundproof rooms for the drums were fun:
Headphones on and you get a lesson in how to play along - We Will Rock You was as technically challenging as we could muster.
There was a separate section for Women in Rock:
A couple of interesting exhibits of instruments:
John Paul Jones' 8-string bass - never seen one before |
Steve Winwood's piano on which he wrote his US no.1 Roll With It |
There was a large display devoted to Pink Floyd's The Wall:
Well worth a visit. This was the end of our Musical Road Trip for 2024 but there was still a bit of driving and sightseeing to be done - on to Niagara then Toronto before flying back west to our daughter's in Oregon, from where this post comes.
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