1. Next week's O.A.R. concert is going to be legendary. The group has gotten into the double digits. Still don't know if it can top last years debachle, but ya never know. Haven't seen these guys since last summer...maybe I will remember more of this years show. Don't count on it though.
2. I really miss having Fuse. I wanna watch the new Best of Bonnaroo's but unfortunately Comcast, like every other television service provider, is way too expensive. DirectTV was heli-expensive, but Comcast ain't much cheaper. When it comes down to it...it sucks you have to pay an extra 30 bucks a month for 4-5 channels more than you had before. Screw them all...make your own TV and watch that. Stupid expensive America.
3. Speaking of expensive shit, has anybody noticed how expensive it is to drink at a show? I mean even at Bonnaroo I was paying 5-6 dollars for a pint (16oz.), and that was cheap compared to the water-downed (20oz.) Bud Light you pay 8 bucks for at an arena show. I really think these bastards that set prices at arena shows need a smack in the face. So my advice to those of you going to shows in the near future...pre-game...that's the ultimate answer. Drink all you can before the concert and then save enough money for a beer halfway through the show if you start to get hungover. Make sure you hit the bathroom though if you pre-game so you don't have to fight your way out of those pits to take a piss...you'll never get your spot back.
4. Passion Pit is becoming a new up-and-coming favorite band of mine. Heard them perform "The Reeling" on Jimmy Fallon tonight and they put on an awesome performance. I was intrigued after seeing them at Bonnaroo and got a hold of their latest album Manners when I came back. It is a fantastic album. The Boston electronic-rock quartet is opening for the French rockers, Phoenix, for two nights in September in NYC...for those of you who are fans...you can catch them on September 25th and 26th at Central Park's Summerstage. For now, here's the song, "The Reeling"...
"It's Not OK" by Zac Brown Band From the album The Foundation (2008)
A man was bothering me today and I wanted to tell him to go away
But I stood and listened to him anyway, okay.
He said he didn't want to shoot that man
And it was his thing and I wouldn't understand
And he had done all that he can, okay.
I guess his body was as good as mine
And just like me he was wasting time
Turning over every stone to see what he could find, okay.
He was filling tank and he asked for moneyI lied and said I didn't have any
Then my conscious took over and I gave him a hand full of change.
Don't do a thing.
Stay right there.
You'll lie there.
You don't seem to care
I know its hard to survive in the city
When the beautiful days don't look so pretty
And you don't have windows to keep the night away, okay.
He was dirty and stink and just a bit crude
But I didn't say that because that's kind of rude
And he didn't care what I had to say in the first place, okay.
I wanted to say you're a big disgrace to the world, yourself, and the human race
And reach back and pop him one good time in the face, okay.
No its not okay and I didn't do that
But I gave him a smile and tipped my hat and told him to have a very nice rest of the day
Don't do a thing.
Stay right there.
You'll lie there.
You'll lie there.
You don't seem to care.
Guess he bought some booze or shit
And sure that bothers me a little bit but it's his life and I can't tell him how to live it
As he turned and started to go his way I tried to think of something wise to say like...
Don't do a thing.
Stay right here.
You'll lie here.
You don't seem to care.
You'll die here.
You don't seem to care
What is there to know about me? Well I'll keep it simple. I'm 25 and I love music. I enjoy going to live concerts more than almost anything in the world. I plan on using this blog to tell you my thoughts on music. What I'm listening to, what you should be, what concerts are coming up around the Greater Hartford area you should check out, and reviews (and pictures, hopefully) of shows I have gone too. So read up, enjoy, comment, and feel free to offer suggestions...I'm new to this whole thing.
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