One thing I will miss about moving one day is Philly crowds at shows. From what I hear, crowds in NYC are nothing but shitty. All they do apprently is stand there.And while Philly has crowds with obnoxious people singing, at least they have a personality. I felt like Regina really felt the love. It was a good environment. People were feeling it. They all jammed into the aisles just to get closer to her.
I like seeing Regina live. She's pretty amazing, pretty flawless. Asides from that whole breaking her own guitar thing... but hey... that gave her rock n roll cred, so it's all good.
09.27.2007
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Not true! I went to see metric last week, and it was a rump shakin good time. Kat was a little reluctant, but i brought my groove thang, and shook it respectively.
She was flawless because she was lip syncing. Don't you remember when the CD kept skipping? Okay, if that wasn't lip syncing than she's a robot! A damn dirty robot!
If she's a robot, I love her more.
But she needs her circuits inspected.
Emily Haines is a robot?
no eavvon, she was talking about regina.
And i'm scared about New York. A few times now we've seen bands who have recently played in nyc and they're like, "You guys are so much better than NYC".. sscccaarrryyy
and jenell... you LOVE robots more than people? aw i bet this would make SOMEONE feel a little better about being a robot!
Now that I live in Philly you guys should let me know when you are going to be in those crowds.
Well Philly is pretty awesome. I'm not gonna lie. BUT- I also feel like people are always trying to dupe the crowd into thinking they are better. I dont think if you said "Wow- this crowd sucks more than Springfield" they would get good reception. They create the demand they want. Just a thought. OR maybe-yr the missing element. When you move to NYC, you'll bring your awesomeness with you. I support that. I'll believe that's the truth until someone proves otherwise.
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