heh, good story. you lucky dogs. way to rock the mason.
do people dance at mpls mason concerts? traditionally, people don't dance at mason shows up here in duluth. not sure why, but it's been that way at most of the shows. some people danced at the last one. it seems that my group of pallies are the only ones- and it often gets us weird looks. though there always are the stoned hippies doing that slo-mo dancing too. we're soul-siblings with them, at least they get down.
no. it was ridiculous. I unfortunately know exactly what you are talking about. The people I was pushed up against at the concert were dead set on having a BAD time or something because when I concert, I concert all the way. I let myself and the artist feel that I am completely with them in that moment on stage through fist pumping, dancing, swaying, etc. The people at this Mason concert couldn't handle it, so I asked them if they wanted to get even closer to the stage to see if maybe that would help to shove the stick up their asses a little tighter in there. Ok so I didn't ask them about the stick part, but I did try to get them to let go, and enjoy the music, unsuccessfully, which just set me in off into my own little stage of zen. concerts are ridiculously sexy.
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do people dance at mpls mason concerts? traditionally, people don't dance at mason shows up here in duluth. not sure why, but it's been that way at most of the shows. some people danced at the last one. it seems that my group of pallies are the only ones- and it often gets us weird looks. though there always are the stoned hippies doing that slo-mo dancing too. we're soul-siblings with them, at least they get down.
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