do you like apples?
saw davíd garza, damien rice, and fiona apple tonight.
amazing show.
davíd garza was okay, but definitely not the side of his music i wanted to see.
damien rice was fantastic. especially his crazy 5-part loops at the end singing along with himself and pedal magic. excellent.
and then fiona came out and really just emptied her heart and her soul for us all -- broadcast it through every aching note. it was a raw, powerful, emotional, manic, beautiful performance -- a word which isn't really big enough for what she was doing on that stage.
i saw her years ago, and it was good, but it was nothing like this. this was intimate, and jarring, and transformative. i don't think i've ever seen a performer pour so much of herself out on stage. it must be that texas heat, it really makes you sweat.
anyway, bravo.
amazing show.
davíd garza was okay, but definitely not the side of his music i wanted to see.
damien rice was fantastic. especially his crazy 5-part loops at the end singing along with himself and pedal magic. excellent.
and then fiona came out and really just emptied her heart and her soul for us all -- broadcast it through every aching note. it was a raw, powerful, emotional, manic, beautiful performance -- a word which isn't really big enough for what she was doing on that stage.
i saw her years ago, and it was good, but it was nothing like this. this was intimate, and jarring, and transformative. i don't think i've ever seen a performer pour so much of herself out on stage. it must be that texas heat, it really makes you sweat.
anyway, bravo.