Sinister: THE SHOW LAST NIGHT

[Allen Sellars]

Shirl wrote...

>. everyone was 
>dressed cool and everything but when it 
>came down to the actual music, lots of people didn't 
>seem to be into it, 

After I got there I was hope that the Supper Club would have left their 
sport coat policy in tack for the night.  Maybe if all the alt-rockers 
had been dressed alike in sport coats they would have stopped trying to 
be so cool AND DANCED!

It is time for rock crowds to get beyond the head-nod dance and start 
acting like they are enjoying it.  That and stop talking during shows.  
"Who is singing that part?  What is making that noise?  Where is the 
singer?"  That was what I heard most of the time during last night's 
concert .  My nasty glances went ignored and I felt cheapened that I had 
to resort to nasty glances at a B & S show.

Anyway, I was stoked.  I usually don't like live acts that try to sound 
exactly like the album, but they were so tight and having such a good 
time that I couldn't help myself.  

In addition to a great show, Times Square was deserted when we walked 
home afterwards.   It felt so small. Almost like a model of Time Square 
that someone had built.  Life does exist above 14th street in Manhattan.


back to lurking, 
Allen 








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