Ever since becoming old and crotchety, my greatest joy at concerts has been noticing "rock faux pas" such as people wearing a t-shirt with the name of the band that is playing, shouting out for the hit song two songs into the set, etc. I'm thinking of becoming a rock faux pas police cop. My sidekick would be a parrot whom I would call "Frenchie,
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Can we sit in the back an complain about how long everything takes and, like, why can't they all use the same drum set and amps since they all sound the same anyway?
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Surely you've seen this photo of me:
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Maybe I did that on purpose just cuz I wanted to see your Parrot.
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See, I agree with you if it is a new shirt, but I think wearing an *old* shirt of the band is not a faux pas. For example, wearing a "Speak and Spell" T-Shirt at a current Depeche Mode concert (and one you got back at the show when Speak and Spell was their only album, not something you made yourself) is the *opposite* a rock faux pas. It proves that you were there, that you knew of them, and were a fan first.
-Adam
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That is where you are wrong! At least according to Frenchie, The Rock Faux Pas Fighting Parrot; any shirt that is in any way related to the band you are seeing is unacceptable.
Also, shouting out the names of obscure older songs that you know will not be played, just to prove that you know them? Big Parrot FAUX PAS!
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Also, shouting out the names of obscure older songs that you know will not be played, just to prove that you know them? Big Parrot FAUX PAS!
According to Frenchie, maybe, but according to me, it means you're just a super-elite cool fan!
Unless you're annoying. Then you're just obnoxious.
-Adam
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Frenchie will be keeping his eye on you.
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