So yeah apart from It's OK, early Blood and Red Mosquito, this just kind of tapered out in to a so-so show for mine. Crowd into it early, but the mix of songs mid-set felt like it lacked any sort of flow and the casual aspects of the crowd lost interest.
I was 3 deep in front of Jeff and it was fun, just lacked something tonight. Still great though.
If their set were any good, I would have happily said so. I don't think I'd heard any of their songs in full before last night. Can confirm, they're uniformly terrible.
Birds in Hell wrote:If their set were any good, I would have happily said so. I don't think I'd heard any of their songs in full before last night. Can confirm, they're uniformly terrible.
But why do you feel that way? I mean, its Win vocals or what?
Birds in Hell wrote:If their set were any good, I would have happily said so. I don't think I'd heard any of their songs in full before last night. Can confirm, they're uniformly terrible.
But why do you feel that way? I mean, its Win vocals or what?
I'm at a loss for what further explanation I can give!
Birds in Hell wrote:If their set were any good, I would have happily said so. I don't think I'd heard any of their songs in full before last night. Can confirm, they're uniformly terrible.
But why do you feel that way? I mean, its Win vocals or what?
I'm at a loss for what further explanation I can give!
Between Arcade Fire, the misanthropy-inducing festival crowd and getting "It's OK" as a Daughter tag it doesn't sound like it was a great evening to be Spenno.
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theplatypus wrote:Between Arcade Fire, the misanthropy-inducing festival crowd and getting "It's OK" as a Daughter tag it doesn't sound like it was a great evening to be Spenno.
No kidding!
Hey, it wasn't a total wipeout, Mudhoney were a blast.
Definitely the least-enjoyable Pearl Jam show I've seen. It was kind of a bummer, frankly.