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Saw Sting and Annie Lennox the other night....
Annie Lennox was amazing (this is the second time I've been to one of her performances). Long, lanky, muscular, incredibly graceful, in jeans and a red tank top - really has incredible control of her body, exudes sensuality and power (I can't even walk gracefully). Her performances of "Cold" and "Waiting in Vain" were downright moving. She is one of the most interesting women I have ever seen perform. I wouldn't pass up the opportunity to see her again. Sting sounded great, his voice is as good as ever; however, his music is for middle-aged, mystical lyric-loving, self important douche bags. Seriously, his stage backdrop was more interesting than his performance. The two of them only did one song as a duet..."We’ll Be Together". Barf. Overall, not worth the nearly $200 that the pair of tickets cost me (including Ticketmaster's bend you over for their convenience charges). Ah well...
Concerts later this summer: The Cure with Interpol and then Liz Phair
Annie Lennox was amazing (this is the second time I've been to one of her performances). Long, lanky, muscular, incredibly graceful, in jeans and a red tank top - really has incredible control of her body, exudes sensuality and power (I can't even walk gracefully). Her performances of "Cold" and "Waiting in Vain" were downright moving. She is one of the most interesting women I have ever seen perform. I wouldn't pass up the opportunity to see her again. Sting sounded great, his voice is as good as ever; however, his music is for middle-aged, mystical lyric-loving, self important douche bags. Seriously, his stage backdrop was more interesting than his performance. The two of them only did one song as a duet..."We’ll Be Together". Barf. Overall, not worth the nearly $200 that the pair of tickets cost me (including Ticketmaster's bend you over for their convenience charges). Ah well...
Concerts later this summer: The Cure with Interpol and then Liz Phair