Oh hey, I didn't see you there. lol jk. I would like to share with you the fact that The Arcade Fire puts on an AMAZING live show!!!1! Seriously, they sound so great live, they even sound better than their recorded stuff, but that isn't really what I wanted to talk about (even though it rocked). What I did want to talk about was the fans at Arcade Fire. For the most part, I didn't mind them, but they were kind of a drag. Especially these two SUPER WASTED chicks that happened to end up where we were. They were the worst people that I have ever seen at a concert. At multiple points they almost started fights with two different groups of people. They were awful.
I just want everyone at a concert to be happy, and be there for the music. instead you have people that are crashing through you to get a better view of the band, and everyone harshing the mellow. If you wanted to be up front, show up to the show and wait in line for six hours like the rest of the people that do.
I don't want to rant and rave, but just have a good time, and don't be a douche, okay?
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
"Good Morning"
Here it is. The first post since who knows when, and all I can say is, "Meh".
I have got a great number of things on my mind, and I am ready to force them upon whoever reads this blog. (that is, if anyone reads my blog.)
The first thing that I would like to talk about is Arcade Fire winning the Grammy's. This isn't as huge as you think it is --It would be huge if someone like Beirut, Sleighbells, or Tapes'n'tapes won the best album of the year-- mainly because, if you haven't noticed, Arcade Fire is pretty huge. They sold more records than eminem! They were #1 on the billboard top 200. So, don't say it was a big deal because an "indie" band won the best album of the year, because they had all the cards and if you know how the grammys work (winner is picked by a group of producers, artists, and other respected music figures bases off sales and quality of the album) and The Suburbs had both of those things. Don't get me wrong, I love Arcade Fire and I am counting down until their concert, but everyone needs to calm the freak down.
Another thing that I would like to make known is that in Pat's lady-dude article, he makes valid points, and I would like to agree with all of them. Don't just come into the crew and expect everyone to love you. That is a big pet peeve of mine. I hate it when a girl comes into the crew and rips us apart. Now, I am not pointing any finger (Rachael Wadley) but we had a huge rough patch back in the day, and I am not going through that again, so don't assert yourself into the group of friends, or I WILL DESTROY YOU. **Caps locks got accidentally turned on there, but I liked how it looked, so I left it.
I would like to shout out to my bro Shea. Congrats on proposing. I know it's a whole 3 months late, but I wanted to put it out there on my blog somewhere, so there you have it, bro.
My final point is that of a high note. I have been mezmerized by the band Starfucker, and would challenge any of you out there ready to "get your mind blown out your butt" - Cory Cooper. I would say listen to their stuffs
http://www.nialler9.com/2011/02/album-streams/stream-strfkr-starfucker-reptilians/
I have got a great number of things on my mind, and I am ready to force them upon whoever reads this blog. (that is, if anyone reads my blog.)
The first thing that I would like to talk about is Arcade Fire winning the Grammy's. This isn't as huge as you think it is --It would be huge if someone like Beirut, Sleighbells, or Tapes'n'tapes won the best album of the year-- mainly because, if you haven't noticed, Arcade Fire is pretty huge. They sold more records than eminem! They were #1 on the billboard top 200. So, don't say it was a big deal because an "indie" band won the best album of the year, because they had all the cards and if you know how the grammys work (winner is picked by a group of producers, artists, and other respected music figures bases off sales and quality of the album) and The Suburbs had both of those things. Don't get me wrong, I love Arcade Fire and I am counting down until their concert, but everyone needs to calm the freak down.
Another thing that I would like to make known is that in Pat's lady-dude article, he makes valid points, and I would like to agree with all of them. Don't just come into the crew and expect everyone to love you. That is a big pet peeve of mine. I hate it when a girl comes into the crew and rips us apart. Now, I am not pointing any finger (Rachael Wadley) but we had a huge rough patch back in the day, and I am not going through that again, so don't assert yourself into the group of friends, or I WILL DESTROY YOU. **Caps locks got accidentally turned on there, but I liked how it looked, so I left it.
I would like to shout out to my bro Shea. Congrats on proposing. I know it's a whole 3 months late, but I wanted to put it out there on my blog somewhere, so there you have it, bro.
My final point is that of a high note. I have been mezmerized by the band Starfucker, and would challenge any of you out there ready to "get your mind blown out your butt" - Cory Cooper. I would say listen to their stuffs
http://www.nialler9.com/2011/02/album-streams/stream-strfkr-starfucker-reptilians/
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