There were a lot of people down in the basement of the Orpheum, where apparently the band came through playing. That would've been pretty awesome to see. Instead we hung out in a parking garage for a little while and then under a building's overhang. But it was cool to watch the storm from outside. We were pretty much soaked by the time we were actually let into the delayed show.
Despite sitting in wet jeans and having soggy, freezing feet, the show was pretty amazing. My favorite part was in about the third song (?), when the horn section made their entrance from offstage in a serpentine march across the stage. That was really cool. It's so impressive when a band like that, that has such a specific sound - layered, ethereal and almost other-worldly - can sound as good, if not better, live as they can on record.
That's Cody throwing his socks out.
The end.
1 comment:
such a fun night! I love storms! and great music.
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