Posted: 10/17/2003, 11:51 am
awesome
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Posted: 10/19/2003, 6:45 pm
Glassjaw, Straylight Run, From Autumn to Ashes, Armor for Sleep are playing a show 10 minutes from my house and ill be home this weekend but i have no one to go with....grrrr
Posted: 10/19/2003, 7:40 pm
areusad831 wrote:go alone you will live. you are going to concerts to hear music not to talk to people. it is no big deal. if you want to see the band then go and maybe talk to people on line if you go early
Posted: 10/19/2003, 7:47 pm
yea i know but this is one of those concerts where it is like from 1-10pm and you dont want to stand there alone all day. If it is just like 3 bands it isnt bad.
Posted: 10/19/2003, 7:54 pm
i know, i was just joshin'. please don't hurt me.
Posted: 10/19/2003, 8:46 pm
i know i was just saying why i dont want to go to this one alone.
Posted: 10/19/2003, 11:35 pm
just got back from beloved and norma jean. damn. i really need both of those albums. 
Posted: 10/20/2003, 10:07 am
Regina Spektor, Kings of Leon, and... *drumroll* The Strokes, on Halloween. With three of my friends.
If The Strokes do not play "The End Has No End", I'll be ROYALLY aggravated. I friggin' love that song.
If The Strokes do not play "The End Has No End", I'll be ROYALLY aggravated. I friggin' love that song.
Posted: 10/20/2003, 10:51 am
areusad831 wrote:Glassjaw, Straylight Run, From Autumn to Ashes, Armor for Sleep are playing a show 10 minutes from my house and ill be home this weekend but i have no one to go with....grrrr
psst.... don't go home this weekend....come and visit me!!!!
Posted: 10/20/2003, 10:54 am
built to spill on friday.
thursday on saturday.
yay. i love concert MANIA.
thursday on saturday.
yay. i love concert MANIA.
Posted: 10/20/2003, 1:15 pm
Val, her friend Jordan, and I might all go see Belle and Sebastian. That would be marvelous.
Posted: 10/20/2003, 1:30 pm
bah
i would go see them but i am poor
i would go see them but i am poor
Posted: 10/20/2003, 1:32 pm
and i have something to do that night. i think.
Posted: 10/20/2003, 1:40 pm
rob, go alone if you have to. dont pass up the opportunity.
also:
thursday were brilliant last night.
and geoff is the coolest guy ever.
also:
thursday were brilliant last night.
and geoff is the coolest guy ever.
Posted: 10/20/2003, 2:22 pm
more about thursday concert please...
Posted: 10/20/2003, 3:08 pm
coheed was good... they had the most anti-social stage act ever, but played some awesome music.
i cant really comment on thrice cause i didnt recognize a single one of their songs. but they were pretty fun nonetheless.
thursday blew me away...
they started off decent, but nothing great. it seemed like geoff wasn't trying too hard with his vocals for the first two or three songs, but the crowd was really into it. Then they picked it up, played brilliantly and geoff developed a great stage presence over time. He kept getting almost right into the crowd (standing on the baracade as far as i could tell), leaning forward and going all out. he had some awesome stuff to say about thrice and coheed and their whole tour and "fuck metallica and limp bizkit" and whatnot.
Geoff went insane on the vocals after the first couple songs... they were so good. he even did This song is brought to you by a falling bomb, with a drawn out ending that just killed. he got so into it and it rocked.
they played a near perfect setlist... as many, if not more songs from full collapse than from WATT. they even played steps ascending which i was hoping to hear all week going into the show, and how long is the night, another favorite of mine, both pretty unexpected.
The only thing bad about their set is that i was hoping to hear Asleep in the Chapel and Porcelain. but either way they were amaizing.
we waited around and talk to geoff after the show.. he told us about the meanings behind the new album, and told me what asleep in the chapel was about. he was really cool.
my friend had a drumstic land right in her hand when they finished playing... that was pretty sweet also.
i cant really comment on thrice cause i didnt recognize a single one of their songs. but they were pretty fun nonetheless.
thursday blew me away...
they started off decent, but nothing great. it seemed like geoff wasn't trying too hard with his vocals for the first two or three songs, but the crowd was really into it. Then they picked it up, played brilliantly and geoff developed a great stage presence over time. He kept getting almost right into the crowd (standing on the baracade as far as i could tell), leaning forward and going all out. he had some awesome stuff to say about thrice and coheed and their whole tour and "fuck metallica and limp bizkit" and whatnot.
Geoff went insane on the vocals after the first couple songs... they were so good. he even did This song is brought to you by a falling bomb, with a drawn out ending that just killed. he got so into it and it rocked.
they played a near perfect setlist... as many, if not more songs from full collapse than from WATT. they even played steps ascending which i was hoping to hear all week going into the show, and how long is the night, another favorite of mine, both pretty unexpected.
The only thing bad about their set is that i was hoping to hear Asleep in the Chapel and Porcelain. but either way they were amaizing.
we waited around and talk to geoff after the show.. he told us about the meanings behind the new album, and told me what asleep in the chapel was about. he was really cool.
my friend had a drumstic land right in her hand when they finished playing... that was pretty sweet also.
Posted: 10/20/2003, 8:20 pm
I saw Blue Rodeo last Wednesday, Leahy Friday, and have fifth-row seats for Barenaked Ladies tomorrow night. Woo!
Posted: 10/20/2003, 9:09 pm
did they play jet black new year?
Posted: 10/20/2003, 10:17 pm
Posted: 10/20/2003, 10:38 pm
Woo hoo! I am coming up to Ann Arbor on Nov. 20 to see Straylight Run and The New Amsterdams. Happy day. I can see Stephanie then!