Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Kingdome" in English language version.
...ESPN's SportsCenter will cut in for live coverage of the actual implosion -- the first live event ever televised by ESPN Classic.
McDowell was one of ten Yankees pitchers or coaches in the bullpen, which was no more than three benches, a tub of Gatorade and a pitcher's mound in foul territory near the right-field stands.
Jesse: My pleasure. Thank you. You know, I dabble in music myself there, Tom. You may have heard of my band, Jesse and the Rippers? Tommy: Yeah, didn't you play in Seattle this summer? Jesse: Yes, we did. We played a little club near the university over there, yeah. Tommy: Cool. I was playing at the Kingdome. Jesse: That's nice if you're into big stadiums and a lot of money. I prefer small intimate places where I can split a pizza with my audience.[dead YouTube link]
I pass boats and the Kingdome
So then Daphne takes a left on Madison. Bumper to bumper all the way to Pike. Then a right on Pike. And what do you know? King Dome [sic] traffic!
Seattle's very own Kingdome (1976) remains the only dome to be imploded.
Residents of Seattle's King County owe more than $80 million for the Kingdome, which was razed in 2000.
...ESPN's SportsCenter will cut in for live coverage of the actual implosion -- the first live event ever televised by ESPN Classic.
Shortly after the Kingdome's final event—a Seahawks playoff game on January 9, 2000—the same blueprints used to erect the stadium were dusted off to give demolition crews a good idea of how to bring it down.
There's the Seattle Kingdome (largest structure by volume)...
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Seattle's very own Kingdome (1976) remains the only dome to be imploded.
Residents of Seattle's King County owe more than $80 million for the Kingdome, which was razed in 2000.
Jesse: My pleasure. Thank you. You know, I dabble in music myself there, Tom. You may have heard of my band, Jesse and the Rippers? Tommy: Yeah, didn't you play in Seattle this summer? Jesse: Yes, we did. We played a little club near the university over there, yeah. Tommy: Cool. I was playing at the Kingdome. Jesse: That's nice if you're into big stadiums and a lot of money. I prefer small intimate places where I can split a pizza with my audience.[dead YouTube link]
I pass boats and the Kingdome