As you can probably tell from the picture below the wild squash taking over the backyard one, last week we went to the Motley Crue show at Darien Lake.
Here's my short review: \m/ OMFG! \m/
Here's the longer review: They played so much older material, I was freaking out. Seriously, that's what a rock show should be. And I am not afraid to admit that I still love Motley Crue as much as I did back in the day.
One of the funniest moments of the night was when my brother and I saw this guy wearing an original Tora Tora shirt. We started laughing at him for being a hair metal dork, and then realized we were just as guilty as him, because we knew who Tora Tora was...
The day after the show, there was a review in the local paper from someone called Jeff Spevak. Someone who is clearly not a fan of the Crue and totally doesn't get it. Someone who says, "These guys ought to be picking up trash along the highway. Instead, they're getting TV shows, book deals and the opportunity to encourage middle-aged women to remove their shirts. Hey, that might be your mom at the next show." hur hur hur... this guy is funny! What a clever writer! His review totally sucked. I don't know why I care, because I read his other reviews and he referred to the Coldplay show as, "perhaps the finest hour or three of rock this summer" Brwaaa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!!! Yeah, Coldplay really rocks... hahahaha... man, now that's funny. This reviewer is one of those guys that forgets that you're supposed to have a good time at a rock show, and sometimes it's fun to not take yourself or the music you listen to so seriously.
Then I read his bio: His Top 10 albums of all time include 17 by Bob Dylan. He likes dogs, the Cleveland Indians and wine. His favorite books are Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy, Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises and Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. He likes to eat Chilean sea bass.
Oh. He's one of those guys...
The Buffalo paper had a better review.
Ok, here's are some videos I took with the Nokia 6600:
Here's my short review: \m/ OMFG! \m/
Here's the longer review: They played so much older material, I was freaking out. Seriously, that's what a rock show should be. And I am not afraid to admit that I still love Motley Crue as much as I did back in the day.
One of the funniest moments of the night was when my brother and I saw this guy wearing an original Tora Tora shirt. We started laughing at him for being a hair metal dork, and then realized we were just as guilty as him, because we knew who Tora Tora was...
The day after the show, there was a review in the local paper from someone called Jeff Spevak. Someone who is clearly not a fan of the Crue and totally doesn't get it. Someone who says, "These guys ought to be picking up trash along the highway. Instead, they're getting TV shows, book deals and the opportunity to encourage middle-aged women to remove their shirts. Hey, that might be your mom at the next show." hur hur hur... this guy is funny! What a clever writer! His review totally sucked. I don't know why I care, because I read his other reviews and he referred to the Coldplay show as, "perhaps the finest hour or three of rock this summer" Brwaaa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!!! Yeah, Coldplay really rocks... hahahaha... man, now that's funny. This reviewer is one of those guys that forgets that you're supposed to have a good time at a rock show, and sometimes it's fun to not take yourself or the music you listen to so seriously.
Then I read his bio: His Top 10 albums of all time include 17 by Bob Dylan. He likes dogs, the Cleveland Indians and wine. His favorite books are Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy, Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises and Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. He likes to eat Chilean sea bass.
Oh. He's one of those guys...
The Buffalo paper had a better review.
Ok, here's are some videos I took with the Nokia 6600:
2 Comments:
I wonder if the Crue eats Chilean Sea Bass? ;)
I'm not an avid Crue fan, but they kicked ASS at the show! That should say plenty! \m/
You walked around the "boobie cam" subject rather well I might add...
Excuse me, I think it was officially called the "tittie cam" ;)
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