Awesome show, I'm really glad I decided to come down for this one. And yes, it was pretty damn cold in there. Emily didn't even notice, apparently, and seemed almost apologetic about it when it was mentioned to her afterwards because "that's the kind of thing that can detract from a show and I can't even do anything about it". Still, I really enjoyed her set. She almost lost me with the whole Jimmi Hendrix thing, but managed to make it lead somewhere in the end.
And yes, the last song was a Buffalo Springfield cover, not sure of the name. I asked her about it after the show. It was worth standing around outside in the cold to talk to her for a bit when she finally came out, and to witness the signing of the "Haines Dr." street sign. There was also this crazy guy with a
TON of different pictures he asked her to sign, many of them scans he made of BSS album art. And she was apparently the last BSS member he needed to sign several albums he had with him (indeed, there were signatures all over the liner notes and CDs). That's a lot of people he managed to have sign those. Crazy, I tell you. She was really cool, though.
Originally posted by Joe M.
ggw, what energy do you expect from a singer who sings depressing songs?
(though, the album is not really all that depressing)
Inspiring, according to that one fan.
Also, this was my first seated show at the club, and I must say I liked it.
