Tegan and Sara

[slopes]

Anyone go to the show last night?  How was it?

[xcanuck]

A weekend at Intonation wasn't enough for me. After a couple of days of uber-hip, indier than thou music, I decided to check out T&S. I had never heard any of their stuff but at $15, it seemed like a safe bet.
 
 The show started out well - I was enjoying their brand of safe, inoffensive alt-folk-pop - but after awhile, I found that one song sounded too much like the other. Don't get me wrong. They're very charming and talented. I just wished for a bit more variety.
 
 I don't regret going to the show - but I doubt I'll catch them again or buy their CDs.

[you be betty]

i was at q and not u instead of t&s, but...i had the same reaction the first cd i heard of theirs.
 
 "wait, didn't i just listen to this song?!"
 
 after a few more listens, you'll be able to distinguish.

[Bags]

I enjoyed it...but, I know the last two albums backward and forward.  I find something really catchy in each song.  I can see folks not loving them, I enjoy them.
 
 And it was super nice to be at a show that wasn't sold out, though I'd put it at about 85% capacity (good for them, as they just played at Iota for about 100 people late last November).  Nice short crowd, too.

[lordscarlet]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed the height difference.  I'm 5'11" (or so) and could see over pretty much everyone.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

lots of porky midgets on dates with other porky midgets?

[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer:
  lots of porky midgets on dates with other porky midgets?

see, my guess is that it was mostly late teens - 20something girls who have outgrown the lillith fair scene and recently discovered "indie pop" like the postal service and tegan and sara ... hence the short crowd