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David Byrne.
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David Byrne.
Imagine an artist being on stage with no visible amps and just dancers
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Anywhoo it sounds amazing and I should have gone.
yeah, it'd be amazing if they collaborated and, I dunno, played some shows together
had the exact same experience with drunken arseholes. People talking too loud, people telling the people talking too loud to shut up, then tense situations arising cos of that. And I also got a drink spilled all over me.Great show. Didn't realise he did so many TH songs so I was ecstatic with Slippery People and Born Under Punches. The intro bit to BUP was phenomenal.
The show was slightly marred for me by the fact that there was a totally pissed absolute fucking idiot right beside us. Throwing herself around the place, almost punching my missus in the head (by accident), spilling her drink all over the gaff, crawling around on the ground trying to find her phone, berating people around her for not dancing when she thought they should be, etc etc. You get the picture. Eventually she shagged off, probably because she needed to puke, and everything became much better. Also, being in a fully seated venue for a show that really demands that you dance is just annoying and frustrating. Standing up and shuffling on the spot doesn't really cut it.
To continue with my negativity, I don't think it was as good as the NCH show. And I don't mean that in a "well if you think that was good you should have seen her when she played the Sugar Club" kinda way. I thought the choreography was more interesting on the other tour .... it veered more towards a dance performance as opposed to a (really cool) rock show where the musicians were choreographed. It's great that he does this stuff but I expected it to kick this up to a whole different level and I don't think it really did.
Still though ... amazing. The "band" were incredible. The setlist was brilliant and .... it's David Byrne. Please ignore everything I just said that wasn't along those lines.
Obviously the NCH where i was about 5 feet from David Byrne the whole time was a different experience to being up in the rafters this time, what I like is that he does an entire new show.To continue with my negativity, I don't think it was as good as the NCH show. And I don't mean that in a "well if you think that was good you should have seen her when she played the Sugar Club" kinda way. I thought the choreography was more interesting on the other tour .... it veered more towards a dance performance as opposed to a (really cool) rock show where the musicians were choreographed. It's great that he does this stuff but I expected it to kick this up to a whole different level and I don't think it really did.
What were they like? Raging I missed it but dying a with a dose.After that I walked around to Drop Dead Twice and caught a half an hour of The Cosmic Dead. Exciting live experience. I wouldn't listen to them at home. Shockingly my first time in DDT venue. I like it a lot.
What were they like? Raging I missed it but dying a with a dose.
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