d1rtejerz
09/05/03, 10:12 PM
Anyone else there? All in all a good show. Here's my two cents...
Spitalfield-short but good set. extremely solid.
Punchline-I haven't been able to get into these guys on cd, were fairly entertaining live.
Acceptance-Excellent. Awesome band, great energy. Probably gets the "Band who sounds most like their cd in concert" award for the night.
Count The Stars-I'm not a huge fan of these guys. Their cd is decent, just too straighforward for my taste. Not a bad set though.
Fall Out Boy-Terrific set. Extremely enjoyable, awesome energy. The guys from Spitalfield and Acceptance came and rocked out on the last two songs which was a very nice moment. Only complaint is that they didn't play Postcards from a Plane Crash and I noticed that Pete was the only one to address the crowd. I don't recall Patrick speaking to us once. Oh well.
Hopesfall-Excellent band, excellent performers. Dull live show. I don't know if it was the fact that I was really tired but I enjoyed these guys more standing in the hallway listening to them. Played some stuff off of No Wings to Speak of which was a welcome suprise.
Juliana Theory-I love these guys, probably always will. Love was a good album. Definite change of direction but a respectable one. But the JT of old is embedded deeper in my heart so obviously I am partial to their old shit. I was pleasantly suprised with This Is Not A Lovesong and For Evangeline acoustic. I can't say their newer material held my interest as much(except for White Days and Congratulations). Good set slowed down by too many new songs in a row, IMO. Also can someone tell me what they played after For Evangeline? I left after that song.
Spitalfield-short but good set. extremely solid.
Punchline-I haven't been able to get into these guys on cd, were fairly entertaining live.
Acceptance-Excellent. Awesome band, great energy. Probably gets the "Band who sounds most like their cd in concert" award for the night.
Count The Stars-I'm not a huge fan of these guys. Their cd is decent, just too straighforward for my taste. Not a bad set though.
Fall Out Boy-Terrific set. Extremely enjoyable, awesome energy. The guys from Spitalfield and Acceptance came and rocked out on the last two songs which was a very nice moment. Only complaint is that they didn't play Postcards from a Plane Crash and I noticed that Pete was the only one to address the crowd. I don't recall Patrick speaking to us once. Oh well.
Hopesfall-Excellent band, excellent performers. Dull live show. I don't know if it was the fact that I was really tired but I enjoyed these guys more standing in the hallway listening to them. Played some stuff off of No Wings to Speak of which was a welcome suprise.
Juliana Theory-I love these guys, probably always will. Love was a good album. Definite change of direction but a respectable one. But the JT of old is embedded deeper in my heart so obviously I am partial to their old shit. I was pleasantly suprised with This Is Not A Lovesong and For Evangeline acoustic. I can't say their newer material held my interest as much(except for White Days and Congratulations). Good set slowed down by too many new songs in a row, IMO. Also can someone tell me what they played after For Evangeline? I left after that song.