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mezzir
BEES?

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: assachusetts
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whoops, forgot
saw ben folds live too
holy SHIT
there's this one song he does...fuck whats it called
the luckiest!
its a really simple but powerful piano part, just mostly chords
and on the recording there's a chorus of aaah's that goes like, say its in the key of C major, EEEEEE F GGGGGGGGG (each one's a held quarter note or w/e)
and so before the song, he stands up and is like i know this song, but i need you to help me out
ok all the people in the audience with low voices, sing this after me
and he sings the EFG part, real simple
then all the deep voices in the audience do it
then he does the same thing with people with midrange voices
then gets all the people with high voices
so its everyone singing just one note on 3 octaves in unison
every single person in the entire place, and this is just a small theatre-ish venue at a local college, amazing acoustics that reverberate like crazy
so nearing the end of the song he signals for everyone do to that
and he goes for like 30 seconds just banging on the piano and everyone singing along loudly, its already pretty amazing
then he just stops on the piano and like conducts the audience for one time
then stands on the piano bench, and does it again
then he jumps on top of the piano, and has everyone do it one last time, but he has everyone hold that last note for like 15 seconds
and for those 15 seconds, everyone in the audience in this auditorium was holding the same note and it seriously was like a religious experience, it was absolutely mindblowing
and he signaled for everyone to stop and ran off stage
and then of course came on for encores
but shit....that one song was fucking AMAZING
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May-17-2005 03:28
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Estella
Puttin' on boogy shoes!

Registered: Apr 2005
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| quote: | Originally posted by mezzir
whoops, forgot
saw ben folds live too
holy SHIT
there's this one song he does...fuck whats it called
the luckiest!
its a really simple but powerful piano part, just mostly chords
and on the recording there's a chorus of aaah's that goes like, say its in the key of C major, EEEEEE F GGGGGGGGG (each one's a held quarter note or w/e)
and so before the song, he stands up and is like i know this song, but i need you to help me out
ok all the people in the audience with low voices, sing this after me
and he sings the EFG part, real simple
then all the deep voices in the audience do it
then he does the same thing with people with midrange voices
then gets all the people with high voices
so its everyone singing just one note on 3 octaves in unison
every single person in the entire place, and this is just a small theatre-ish venue at a local college, amazing acoustics that reverberate like crazy
so nearing the end of the song he signals for everyone do to that
and he goes for like 30 seconds just banging on the piano and everyone singing along loudly, its already pretty amazing
then he just stops on the piano and like conducts the audience for one time
then stands on the piano bench, and does it again
then he jumps on top of the piano, and has everyone do it one last time, but he has everyone hold that last note for like 15 seconds
and for those 15 seconds, everyone in the audience in this auditorium was holding the same note and it seriously was like a religious experience, it was absolutely mindblowing
and he signaled for everyone to stop and ran off stage
and then of course came on for encores
but shit....that one song was fucking AMAZING |
hahaa!! you sound exactly like me when i get excited, all sporatic ramble and such. What is the song called ? You won me over. I'll get it. It's called "The luckiest?" p.s. that sounds amazing. I love intimate venues !
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May-17-2005 03:33
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klingklang77
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: NY & Sydney&Frankfurt&Munich
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good thread
i have been to:
depeche mode (1993?)
nirvana
jesus and mary chain
mazzy star
coldplay (2 times 2001? small show at roseland in ny, then again at madision square garden 2003)
nine inch nails (3 times, 1994 at roseland, msg in 1995, and 1999?)
the pretenders
chemical brothers (got a drinking ticket, what a fun nite that was)
motley crue (lol)
sex pistols (the reunion tour)
the breeders (opened for nirvana)
KMFDM (1995)
Pet shop boys
wave in head
and a whole bunch of lollapalooza festivals:
1993:
alice in chains, primus, rage against the machine, front 242, dinosaur jr., fishbone, tool, arrested development
1994:
Smashing Pumpkins, Green Day, Beastie Boys, George Clinton's P-Funk All Stars, the Breeders, A Tribe Called Quest, L7, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Boredoms. courtney love came out and did a few songs, it was prett cool, b/c it was right after cobain died.
1995: Hole, Pavement, Sonic Youth, Moby, Beck, Superchunk, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Jesus Lizard, Sinead O'Connor, Elastica
1996: metallica, soundgarden, ramones, i forget this year, it was a blur.
i am sure i have forgotten a few, i forget...
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May-17-2005 04:16
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MindShifter
| dig deeper |

Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Mile High
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Lets see here...
Living in Colorado we have one of the best natural ampitheaters around in Red Rocks, there's nothing like seeing a concert (or rave for that matter) at that venue.
I've seen Incubus (one can actually see me in the alive @ red rocks dvd if you look closely and know where to look), 311 and Deftones there.
So total concerts
Incubus (5 times, fav band so that sums that up, im jealous of lucid being able to go to that concert in nyc, I've heard so many stories about that show)
311 (3 times, as lucid said always a great energetic performance)
Deftones(3 times) Chino has such a presence that its insane, great fuckin band, so underrated imo
STP I forgot who said this earlier, but I'm so lucky that I got to see these guys live. Weiland is such a showman, and they played all their older/earlier/better songs.
Staind 2/3 times Aaron Lewis has one hell of a range with his voice, from primal rage scream to beautiful singing. Still never heard em play "Raw" live, which is one of my favs of theirs, but "Spleen" owns everytime.
Fuck it i'll just list the rest lol
lets see ozzfest '01 for papa roach, linkin park, lame ass crazytown (they were being boo'd constantly, and they kept sayin shit like "you're just mad coz we'll fuck your girlfriends later" real original), slipknot (fuckin crazy) manson, black sabbath, disturbed and mudvayne.
Warped Tour '97 was the first concert I ever went to, that was crazy coz i didnt know any of the bands, it was just to go and hang out w/ people. Pennywise was there, and so were the vandals, thats about all I remember lol. I do know a girl we went w/ went onto the vandals bus for like an hr tho, while her bf was out with us freaking out (rightfully so, god only knows what went on in there, she was hot, but also denied anything happening, yeah right)
thats all i can recall for now, i know for a fact there are more...
*Edit* lol i remember more now
KTCL's (a local radio station here in denver) Big Adventure.
311
Incubus
Long Beach Dub All-Stars (sublime minus brad)
Goldfinger
among others
Lollapalooza '03
Jane's Addiction
Audioslave
Incubus
Queens of the Stone Age
Jurassic 5
fuck edit again
Green Day, Blink and Jimmy Eat World
this was pre-american idiot and Green Day still totally fuckin stole the show even tho blink were the "headliners" so much energy
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What do you put into your live sets that has made you a dancefloor favorite for the past decade?
"I’m a dance floor favorite? Great! I would say the passion that I feel for the music I buy and the honesty with how I play it. I play the records I love not the ones that simply work. I’ve never taken the easy music option (which would make me a lot more money by the way) but chosen to push people a little. I try to draw people in a new direction slightly and expand their taste a little more than other DJ’s." - Lee Burridge
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