The first few mechanical punches, accompanied at first by Bruce Springsteen's "Wrecking Ball" and then John Mellencamp's "Crumblin' Down," kicked up only little puffs of dust. Before long the fans, many of whom had been anticipating a more dramatic fall, began drifting away.

If it was my building I would have had it at night with fireworks off the roof choreographed to Kate Smiths God Bless America followed by 360 degree fire balls out of the windows (simular to the Dr Pepper building used in the movie Enemy of The State) set to the Rocky movie music, with a fade to black and no demolition. I think it would have been a more dramatic end to such an iconic building with so may local memories.

The owners of the Spectrum have pumped up the Demolition day for months, it was the most boring finale moments that I've ever seen for a building! They at least could have had some pyrotechnics to make it more interesting.