I was familiar with the concept with Recycled Percussion and had seen advertisements all over the place.  I was pretty excited to actually check it out.  When we got there, we were asked to choose a piece of junk (which later became our \"instrument\" alongside the 1 drumstick everyone gets upon entrance).  It's neat to be told that it was our job to be loud and bang on our instrument as loud as we can.  I ended up with a banged up cooking pan of some sort.  Without giving the show away, my favorite part was the beginning.  I gave this show a 4 star for it's level of engagement with the crowd.  \n\nPros:\n * lots of crowd participation involved\n * interesting show w/ lots of familiar tunes\n * good service, we even got moved to a V.I.P table \n\nCons:\n *  not as expected (again I don't want to give away too much)\n *  there were moments of the show that dragged\n *  seating was uncomfortable\n\nOverall:\n  I think this was a good show with an interesting concept.  Going in, I expected the music to be solely driven on recycled percussion, but after the show began; you see that there is synthetic forms of support (i.e. Disc Jockey and electric guitars).  Don't get me wrong... there is definitely nothing wrong with electric guitars and DJs, but it's just not what I expected to hear.  I was expecting a more archaic sound constructed solely of pots, garbage can lids, and broom sticks.  I do however recommend you watch it.  There is definitely a good chunk of crowd participation, especially in comparison to any show I've ever seen on the strip.  I'd actually would have given the show a 3.5 stars if possible.