Erik the Lad wrote:I think just from what everyone is saying the seating/standing problem seems to be happening at every show so far, and I think that its partly due to the venues and the way the show starts.
Place Des Arts, like Radio City, is more of a sitting down kinda venue- in Montreal, everyone was seated until "Heart" which really got most of the crowd going until the intermission. Things really turned around in the 2nd act when everyone stood up and danced for the rest of the show (except for Numb and Home and Dry, naturally).
Also- at most pop shows, the first song gets everyone going and everyone is on their feet from the minute the singers step on stage (if not before). Psychological doesn't get people on their feet, and its hard to get people to stand after the first song.
Yes, that was me with you guys in Montreal. I was there was a guy, yes, but he was never my boyfriend. (though he wanted everyone to think that but don't get me started on this story..)
That night was definitely awesome! These are the two pics I have from that night:
Neil and I:
--who gave him that sunflower? It was so cute to see him carrying that around all night.
Tara
Eh... was Neil drunk there ? Thanks for the pic.
Interviewer:
-What would you tell someone about yourself if you wanted to impress them?
Erik the Lad wrote:I think just from what everyone is saying the seating/standing problem seems to be happening at every show so far, and I think that its partly due to the venues and the way the show starts.
Place Des Arts, like Radio City, is more of a sitting down kinda venue- in Montreal, everyone was seated until "Heart" which really got most of the crowd going until the intermission. Things really turned around in the 2nd act when everyone stood up and danced for the rest of the show (except for Numb and Home and Dry, naturally).
Also- at most pop shows, the first song gets everyone going and everyone is on their feet from the minute the singers step on stage (if not before). Psychological doesn't get people on their feet, and its hard to get people to stand after the first song.
Very good points, Erik the Lad!
i second that - i think it was more the venue. when Performance was at Radio City way back when the ushers tried to make people remain seated. the sitting and standing reminded me of catholic mass
my only dissapointment was the lack of bass, but i found the sound better overall than my memories of Performance when i was seated under the balcony.
the signing was very well run if you had and armband. i got Cataogue, Fundamental and Numb signed. My BF got a 2 disc PopArt and my 3 disc PopArt signed.
i may have posted this already, but i was excited when Neil and Chris both said ICHH will be released on DVD. Hopefully with a ton of extras. i wish i had asked about the first tour.
im very sorry i missed out on the Exclusive cd. im hoping i can get one on a return trip to Virgin.
"Steely Blue eyes with no love in them, Scan The World" STOP BUSH
I think that my favorite was It's a sin - usually it's Always on my mind. I did love Dreaming of the queen, too, and also thought that Numb was very powerful, with the video in the background. I was REALLY missing Being Boring, though.....
psbnyc wrote:I think that my favorite was It's a sin - usually it's Always on my mind. I did love Dreaming of the queen, too, and also thought that Numb was very powerful, with the video in the background. I was REALLY missing Being Boring, though.....
Numb was great. I LOVED Dreaming of the Queen, great video projection for that song.
