imthenewcancer
03/25/06, 03:37 PM
im going to preface this by saying im a huge fall out boy fan and have seen them previously in tiny venues (trees) and large ones (smirnoff ampitheatre)
the hush sound- i had never heard them before and i didnt get much of a chance to thanks to the face that most of the pit could not hear the vox very well. what i could glisten was that they were a pretty good little pop band.
from first to last- i didnt hate this band until i saw them live. there is a point in your career as a 'rock star' where people will enjoy having you throw water on them. from first to last has not reached this point. when no one is moving around for you, no one's getting hot. music wise, this band seemed pretty tight and they all had great stage presence, minus the water throwing.
hawthorne heights- i really really really dislike this band. having said that, their live show was of suprising quality. i walked by their set at warped this year and they were horrible, so it seems theyve done some work.
all american rejects- my only complaint is that they didnt play enough off of their old album. other than that, they sounded great and had great personality on stage. bonus points for shouting out chuck norris and having a sexy picture of him on the drumset
fall out boy- way way better this time than other times i have seen them. great song selection, great showmanship, and they sounded decent musically. i was a bit pissed because, unlike alot of people on this site, i enjoy petes banter, but i couldnt understand it thanks to fact that i was in the pit.
other- this was the first time i had seen commercials at a concert. it disgusted me
i saw a shirt that said 'Pete Who? Im Here For Andy'...how about being here for the fucking music...
i had no idea so many people actually liked hawthorne heights
girl to guy ratio- at least 5>1...percentage of those girls out of high school...id say about .5%
fuck nokia theater for charging 7 dollars for a bottle of beer
the hush sound- i had never heard them before and i didnt get much of a chance to thanks to the face that most of the pit could not hear the vox very well. what i could glisten was that they were a pretty good little pop band.
from first to last- i didnt hate this band until i saw them live. there is a point in your career as a 'rock star' where people will enjoy having you throw water on them. from first to last has not reached this point. when no one is moving around for you, no one's getting hot. music wise, this band seemed pretty tight and they all had great stage presence, minus the water throwing.
hawthorne heights- i really really really dislike this band. having said that, their live show was of suprising quality. i walked by their set at warped this year and they were horrible, so it seems theyve done some work.
all american rejects- my only complaint is that they didnt play enough off of their old album. other than that, they sounded great and had great personality on stage. bonus points for shouting out chuck norris and having a sexy picture of him on the drumset
fall out boy- way way better this time than other times i have seen them. great song selection, great showmanship, and they sounded decent musically. i was a bit pissed because, unlike alot of people on this site, i enjoy petes banter, but i couldnt understand it thanks to fact that i was in the pit.
other- this was the first time i had seen commercials at a concert. it disgusted me
i saw a shirt that said 'Pete Who? Im Here For Andy'...how about being here for the fucking music...
i had no idea so many people actually liked hawthorne heights
girl to guy ratio- at least 5>1...percentage of those girls out of high school...id say about .5%
fuck nokia theater for charging 7 dollars for a bottle of beer