It’s a little overdue but -
Incubus were off the funkin' chain.
February 21st 2008, Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland, New Zealand.
Several awful and blurry photos were taken between my cellphone and digital camera but i might add a couple later anyway.
You know when you're at a concert of one of your favourite bands of all time and even the lesser-loved songs seem kick-ass because their live performance is mind-blowing and you're rocking out singing the lyrics at the top of your lungs and you look around and realise that everyone else is doing the exact same thing you're doing and having an awesome time?
Yeah, that. Exactly that.
And i love how people wear different band shirts to concerts. I recall seeing quite a few Rancid shirts and a Chris Cornell. I also lulzed at two seperate times:
1] At the guy wearing an R2D2 shirt.
2] At the guy wearing a 'Cheer up Emo kid!' shirt.
And i'm not sure if it's partial bias but the three separate times i've seen Incubus, Brandon Boyd ALWAYS sounds awesome. Which is amazing considering the range of their songs and that he has to battle with hundreds of people singing his songs back to him [probably sounding flat too].
Good times.
February 21st 2008, Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland, New Zealand.
Several awful and blurry photos were taken between my cellphone and digital camera but i might add a couple later anyway.
You know when you're at a concert of one of your favourite bands of all time and even the lesser-loved songs seem kick-ass because their live performance is mind-blowing and you're rocking out singing the lyrics at the top of your lungs and you look around and realise that everyone else is doing the exact same thing you're doing and having an awesome time?
Yeah, that. Exactly that.
And i love how people wear different band shirts to concerts. I recall seeing quite a few Rancid shirts and a Chris Cornell. I also lulzed at two seperate times:
1] At the guy wearing an R2D2 shirt.
2] At the guy wearing a 'Cheer up Emo kid!' shirt.
And i'm not sure if it's partial bias but the three separate times i've seen Incubus, Brandon Boyd ALWAYS sounds awesome. Which is amazing considering the range of their songs and that he has to battle with hundreds of people singing his songs back to him [probably sounding flat too].
Good times.