Yeah, holy crap. I wasn't sure if Bun still had his chops at this time, but wow! His playing did indeed appear effortless, fluid and natural. Picked up the "This Band Had No Past" book by Brian Cramp, meticulously relaying the very early gig-by-gig day so how Cheap Trick got together. Highly recommended if you are a Cheap Trick fan interested in the early days.

Bun E making it. They were never the same without him.

As far as I am concerned this was the last Cheap Trick performance.

Bun's drumming here is amazing and no one can replace him!

@ 6:09 what is Robin showing Bun E.?!?

Something must've happened to ex the drummer. Weird.

Robin and Rick avoiding each other like the plague.

There boring

Saw them back in 1998 during 20th anniversary of budokan tour, they were great!

I was fortunate enough to see them last January, at a corporate gig at the Hard Rock in Atlantic City! One of my favorite shows. I got a few picks from Rick too!

in the 80s I wanted this band's CD and bought Super Tramp by accident. LOL These guys are awesome

I wish I still had my checkered Vans from back then. I was nearly cool at times back then.

Bun E.

Bun E.! Wow, the last third of Dream Police is crazy.

Audio sucks. They need to Mic a.ot closer to the stage

Great, great band. Simple, straight forward and always tight. An American Icon!

Saw CT for the first time in '78 at the Chicago Amphitheater. I was just 15 and have been a fan ever since. Congrats to them on finally being recognized by the R&R Hall of Fame. Well deserved! 👏👏👏

What a great fucking rock band cheap trick are. Good to see Ben e Carlos hasn't lost his skill on the drums

Ladies and Gentlemen on the drums, Mr. Bun E. Carlos!

So many good memories from the late 70's and 80's with their music blasting at countless parties. 👍🏻😎

Bun E. Was smiling through the whole song, a true percussion legend.

I saw Cheap Trick at the Brat Stop bar, in Wisconsin in 1976. It was the first bar over the illinois state line. Drinking at was 18, and we saw them for free. Great times.

absolutely! Bun E. Carlos.... there is NO substitute.... what a band... one of my very very favorites!! saw them 3 times.. with Bun E. !!

OHHHHHH THEY ARE HORRIBLE! DRUMMER ALL OFF! AND SINGER.

Saw them at the 1980 Texxas Jam@The CottonBowl,they blew everyone off the stage!! The crowd keep screaming 10 minutes after they left the stage!! The Eagles were the headliners+they had to follow the electrified crowed!!!😊

So glad to see Bun E. Carlos hitting the skins. There is NO other Cheap Trick drummer. After all these years, Robin Zander still sounds great. Bottom line: Cheap Trick can play. They are a live band. An anywhere, anytime band.

Zander still sounding exceptional. Wish he and Bun could get it together.

Please bring Bun back for a 50th year trick fest!! (Yes this year is 50, but nothing planned)

Bun’s playing makes all the difference in the world. It’s a thing of beauty. He’s every great producer’s favorite drummer and the best in rock music.

Saw the Budokan tour in 1978 in Mtl Forum. with Graham Parker and the Rumour and Prism I believe...great show!

1979 I was 9 going on 10. I love this Song: ( I want you to want me ) On the Radio. A neighbor said, Cheap Trick is the name of that band... I grew up loving Cheap Trick 🎉😊👍.

They didn’t rehearse and they hadn’t played with Bun E for several years.

Too bad they didn't follow in the shoes of Steve Miller and give the "Hall of Shame" the finger!!!

Flipping phenomenal! So much youthful energy oozing out of their aged pores! Congrats guys! You deserve all the respect!!

Cheap Trick is Robin Zander: vocals and guitars Rick Nielsen: guitars and vocals Tom Peterson: bass and vocals Bun E. Carlos: drums and vocals 1. I Want You To Want Me 2. Dream Police 3. Surrender

Loved how they put differences aside and played one more time for the fans who we all very much love them. Robin & Tom also showed some class when they went up to Bun E. right after playing Surrender to shake his hand. You guys are the best!

To the Rock group KISS . This is how you put your differences aside and enter the Hall of Fame properly !

Im 54 and someday before i die I'm gonna have a Lynyrd Skynyrd hat that looks like the white one Robin Zander wore at the rock and roll hall of fame induction

I was hearing power chords during the guitarists monologue during dream police and it wasn’t the guitar player

That bass player is playing guitar at the same time

My older cousin had a poster of Cheap Trick that I fell in love with when I was seven. I remember checkered Vans shoes pattern, the typewriter font, the guitarist with a silly hat and guitar with two necks, and the drummer that looked like a private detective or detective at the office. Those are the visuals that stuck with me.

The best garage band in history. It took Japan to tell us how great they were. Cheap Trick deserves the Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame.

Bun is the man. Watching him as a kid drummer gave me the gift of being relentless for live gigs.

Bun s solo album "Return from Bunezuela" is really good. He covers The Who s "Armenia City un the Sky"

Bun E ❤🤘

So nice they all got back together for this, I wish van halen had been grown up enough to do the same

surrender top 2 songs in rock ever

bunes allright tommys allright robins allright ricks all right were all all right

That was great. They obviously enjoyed the heck out of that, and it was so nice to see genuine smiles and affection between Bun E. Carlos and the other band members. In spite of all that went down, time has passed, there has to still be some fondness there, and thinking back over a career, it had to be a great moment for all of them. Plus....Bun E. Carlos has to be the chillest drummer of all time. He doesn't quite look right without a cigarette barely attached to his lower lip, but that's ok.

Classic lineup!