blood sugar level goes up
Mar. 18th, 2002 01:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
So I'll write a bit about the concert and such.
I estimated that I'd seen Jump, Little Children about five times when I lived in North Carolina. All the times I'd seen them shared a number of common characteristics. The crowd was large, mostly female, and seemed to know every single song they played by heart. Last night none of these things were the case. I actually rather liked the venue (the Zephyr Club) - it seemed modern and airy, or at least recently renovated, and the band liked it as well. The sound was a bit questionable, but when is it not?
Anyway it was a good time. They rocked out, even with the mellow numbers on their latest album, but especially with the ones off Magazine and before. And of course there were a couple of Irish numbers - Matt wore a t-shirt that said "I'm not Irish but I play one on TV." I was happy that despite not knowing the songs, people weren't afraid to dance. (Well, MOST PEOPLE anyway.) And they played "Cathedrals" to a mostly indifferent crowd - besides our table, naturally. It was all good, except for the getting up at 7 the next morning...
I estimated that I'd seen Jump, Little Children about five times when I lived in North Carolina. All the times I'd seen them shared a number of common characteristics. The crowd was large, mostly female, and seemed to know every single song they played by heart. Last night none of these things were the case. I actually rather liked the venue (the Zephyr Club) - it seemed modern and airy, or at least recently renovated, and the band liked it as well. The sound was a bit questionable, but when is it not?
Anyway it was a good time. They rocked out, even with the mellow numbers on their latest album, but especially with the ones off Magazine and before. And of course there were a couple of Irish numbers - Matt wore a t-shirt that said "I'm not Irish but I play one on TV." I was happy that despite not knowing the songs, people weren't afraid to dance. (Well, MOST PEOPLE anyway.) And they played "Cathedrals" to a mostly indifferent crowd - besides our table, naturally. It was all good, except for the getting up at 7 the next morning...
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Date: 2002-03-19 09:34 am (UTC)(IM when you wake up, I have some fucking big news.)