Squashing a Kiwi’s love of music
As a Kiwi who has experienced the Double Diamond on many occasions, I’d like to express my extreme disappointment and sadness at the tragic loss we have all suffered!
Where am I to go when I return to Aspen – not even Grottos is there to comfort me. Where are all the good bands going to play? Red Rocks? If a petition to reopen the DD emerges, please forward a copy to me and I will gladly sign – along with the many Kiwis back here who now feel the empty hole in our hearts left by the Double Diamond’s departure.
Bring Back DD!!!!
P.S. … if this gets printed … See you soon Sue Geist! We’ll be back!
Tammy Rivers
Auckland, New Zealand
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