legitlyobsessed said:
Yeah, we made it home okay
it didn't take until 3, like I expected it to. We got back around 2:30. I fell asleep for like 20 minutes in the car, and then when I got home and went to bed, I just sort of lay there for like half an hour, going "Holy sh-t, that just happened. that really just happened." I was just in awe the entire ride home, and now I'm kind of riding an amazing high
I haven't been able to watch True West again though. I think I'll go steal a toaster (or twenty) and watch it
Now Gimme the damn keys!
yep! Even after seeing a total of five concerts now, the high and awe never lessens, not even a little bit! In fact if anything, it only gets better :adore: And not until you write that outline thing for me, or that car might wind up in Arizona with a different paint job! :lol:
Well It's good to know it won't go away
Even after essentially 24 hours, I'm still riding it, and I was singing "Crazy In Love" like half an hour ago, and totally didn't realize it until after like halfway through and I started seeing (and hearing) that insane trumpet player (totally forgot his name, wanna think it was something with a "K") And I know I will never be able to hear "All Along The Watchtower" without thinking first of Kimo, and then of "Purple Haze"
Are you going to post some pictures of the concert?would love to see them
did you meet him ?
I have quite a few good ones, which I will put up after i a) figure out how to put photos saved to a hard drive onto the site or b) make a tumblr or a photobucket account. I didn't get to meet him either, but I was literally TWO feet from him--and jammed between a short Asian lady and some chick who put her bag at my feet and wouldn't leave. The friend that I was with got him to wave at her, though. X)
I will, I will. Patience!! :lol: I'm at work all weekend though, so pics will probably have to wait until Mon...
And no, I didn't get to actually meet him, but I did have specific interactions (as in non-generic gig stuff) with him at both the soundcheck and concert which I'll have to tell you about. The man is amazing, and truly the nicest person I have ever come across! :adore: Haha, and he was soooooo funny on stage! There was a part in one of the songs where he started 'conducting' the band :lol: I was dying laughing!! :guffaw::guffaw::guffaw:
That was hilarious and also right after my camera died :scream: He is such a character onstage, though, it's so hard to believe that's him. It literally seems like another character, and his voice.... mmm. (only 3 m's because it kind of reminded me of a weird pastor I had) It's different than what we're used to, more.... southern.
I'm so used to his Mac "Chicago and moved to New York" accent that it doesn't sound natural. Guess I thought that was his normal voice, because that's what he does all of his interviews in.
I don't have Patience when it comes to Gary :lol:, glad you had a good time can't wait to see your report on it
.I know he is amazing iv never met him but he is the sort of person who is a idol and people want to be him. He is a great example of a man who has looks,brains,great personality and also a great actor all in one man, what more coukd you ask for.
You're forgetting the selflessness, respect for the troops, support for the troops, the "what can I do" attitude, that presence--stage and otherwise--and of course, his musical talents :drool::drool::drool: watching him settle into his groove and really get into it was just.... it was coming home, man. He's a musician, through and through. Nothing like how Mac plays, I mean he *really* gets into it... Sorry, as a music nerd, theater nerd, and Gary fan all in one, it was really just.... so amazing.
I'm rambling again, aren't I? Sorry about that. It was epic. You should be horribly jealous
