Originally posted by Jack Black, Caucasian American:
Though I don't think there's any artist I like enough to go and see them play mostly unknown material.
I can understand that. And I can understand how some people would have been disappointed with Monday's show. Honestly, though, I don't really think that Conor cares all that much about money, or about losing a few concertgoers because he didn't please them enough with his performance. I really think that Conor is a true artist, someone who cares about his music and who plays what he wants to play regardless of whether it gets him fans or not. If a few people decide that they won't go see Bright Eyes shows anymore because of that, I'm willing to bet that he's fine with that. He just seems like that kind of person. I'm not really defending him here, just stating what I believe about him. Like I said, I can definitely understand how people would be turned off by that kind of attitude.
