A Mighty Wind

[Guiny]

Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
  i was at the late show and had to leave after mitch and mickey... how many songs did they do as an encore?

Ah ha, so somebody didnt enjoy every minute of it cause he wasnt there for all minutes, i was right!!!!!!! See so now nobody can speak for everybody.

[Paul Styrene]

So you can speak for everybody in the crowd for every minute of the show......Quite impressive.  
 
 Please forgive me, Guiny.  I didn't mean to speak for you.  Please feel free to share with us your thoughts on the performance.  I would hate to think that the deafening roar of the crowd before and after each act and song led me to an incorrect assumption.

[saco]

Originally posted by Guiny:
   

Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
  i was at the late show and had to leave after mitch and mickey... how many songs did they do as an encore?

Ah ha, so somebody didnt enjoy every minute of it cause he wasnt there for all minutes, i was right!!!!!!! See so now nobody can speak for everybody. [/b]

Except for Seth of course.

[Bags]

I agree, it made for a really energetic show, and the music is not all that energetic on its own.  It would have been a lot 'slower' and more subdued at the Warner Theater, say.
 
 Great show, though these Sunday night shows are real killers (hence all of my show mates cancelled on me).
 
   

Originally posted by raebyddet:
   

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  It seems like this show would have been more well suited for a theater?

The performance felt like theater. However I think the performance would be no where near as good in a theater. I just don't think you would get the same atmosphere in a theater. I think the audience reaction in a theater would have been much more subdued, which I think would have made for a much weaker show. [/b]

[Celeste]

Originally posted by raebyddet:
  I just don't think you would get the same atmosphere in a theater. I think the audience reaction in a theater would have been much more subdued, which I think would have made for a much weaker show.

From time to time people mention audience reaction, like oh, the crowd was so lame,nobody wasa dancing, etc...I myself don't see what a big deal the audience reaction is...I go to see the band/act, not the audience! I like when the audience is as unobtrusive as possible, myself...

[markie]

Originally posted by Celeste:
 

I like when the audience is as unobtrusive as possible, myself... [/b]

hello, glad you are back.......
 
 then why not sit at home (naked) and watch the DVD, or listen to the CD?

[Celeste]

Originally posted by Bubba:
   

Originally posted by Celeste:
 

I like when the audience is as unobtrusive as possible, myself... [/b]

hello, glad you are back.......
 
 then why not sit at home (naked) and watch the DVD, or listen to the CD? [/b]

hullo! glad to be back...
 just remember those chicks at Rhett Miller for a minute and try to understand my point of view, here : )

[Guiny]

Originally posted by Paul Styrene:
  So you can speak for everybody in the crowd for every minute of the show......Quite impressive.  
 
 Please forgive me, Guiny.  I didn't mean to speak for you.  Please feel free to share with us your thoughts on the performance.  I would hate to think that the deafening roar of the crowd before and after each act and song led me to an incorrect assumption.

I wasnt there HERO!!!!!!!!!!

[markie]

Originally posted by Celeste:
 
 just remember those chicks at Rhett Miller for a minute and try to understand my point of view, here : )

I see what you mean! But then those chicks doing hand actions to a world inside a world are my most vivid memory of that show.Although I am still trying to blank out the bowie cover..........

[jadetree]

Originally posted by Bubba:
 the bowie cover..........

different show

[Celeste]

Originally posted by Bubba:
   

Originally posted by Celeste:
 
 just remember those chicks at Rhett Miller for a minute and try to understand my point of view, here : )

I see what you mean! But then those chicks doing hand actions to a world inside a world are my most vivid memory of that show.Although I am still trying to blank out the bowie cover.......... [/b]

I was in closer range, though, and they were definitely encroaching on  my space with their spastic dance moves...I guess the crowd does add to the entertainment, or memories, at least, in some ways...

[markie]

Originally posted by jadetree:
   

Originally posted by Bubba:
 the bowie cover..........

different show [/b]

didnt he do a Bowie cover last time at the blackcat? Perhaps we need Rhett Miller to adjudicate........

[Celeste]

Originally posted by jadetree:
   

Originally posted by Bubba:
 the bowie cover..........

different show [/b]

so I guess instead of blanking it out, he's conjuring up memories of it when it wasn't played...it is awful, though...he did it at BUmbershoot and I think that's about when me and the other Rhett Miller left!

[jadetree]

Originally posted by Bubba:
  didnt he do a Bowie cover last time at the blackcat? Perhaps we need Rhett Miller to adjudicate........

thought it was at the Kennedy Center

[markie]

Oh, I am so confused..... Did he do a cover at all then the last time at Blackcat? I just remember spiders from marrrrrrrssss, and thinking, "that is not right".