notiti
Refugee
OH....MY...GOD.....
Ok so first of all you have to know that Dan the Automator opened, and good lord did he throw down. He played all kinds of phat Deltron 3030 tracks, and my favorite Del tha Funky homosapian track: Mr. Dobalina.
Gorillaz themselves were amazing!!!
I stood two rows from the front, and center, great view, right in front of "Noodle." They played all the key tracks: 19/2000, Rock The House, 5/4, Slow Country,Gravity, and well, almost everything. No Left Hand Suzuki Method in the line up however, which was slightly disappointing.
Staji and I shook our booties soundly, and even busted our patented Rock That House dance, which we thought was pretty pimpin.
They had the stage set up so that it was split horizontally down the middle, with the top half of the stage covered with a video screen onto which were projected various images and even three short length cartoons. The bottom half was just a screen behind which you could see the shadows of the band. They also projected shadows of the characters over the actual people at times however, so when "Murdoc" or "Noodle" were walking across the stage you actually saw a slight image of the character preforming the action.
Anyway yes, this was a great mo- fuckin show, and don't ever let anyone tell you other wise. Crunk? Oh belive that my friends, belive that.
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Keepin it krunk...
There's only room for one and here she comes, here she comes...
[This message has been edited by notiti (edited 03-03-2002).]
Ok so first of all you have to know that Dan the Automator opened, and good lord did he throw down. He played all kinds of phat Deltron 3030 tracks, and my favorite Del tha Funky homosapian track: Mr. Dobalina.
Gorillaz themselves were amazing!!!
I stood two rows from the front, and center, great view, right in front of "Noodle." They played all the key tracks: 19/2000, Rock The House, 5/4, Slow Country,Gravity, and well, almost everything. No Left Hand Suzuki Method in the line up however, which was slightly disappointing.
Staji and I shook our booties soundly, and even busted our patented Rock That House dance, which we thought was pretty pimpin.
They had the stage set up so that it was split horizontally down the middle, with the top half of the stage covered with a video screen onto which were projected various images and even three short length cartoons. The bottom half was just a screen behind which you could see the shadows of the band. They also projected shadows of the characters over the actual people at times however, so when "Murdoc" or "Noodle" were walking across the stage you actually saw a slight image of the character preforming the action.
Anyway yes, this was a great mo- fuckin show, and don't ever let anyone tell you other wise. Crunk? Oh belive that my friends, belive that.
------------------
Keepin it krunk...
There's only room for one and here she comes, here she comes...
[This message has been edited by notiti (edited 03-03-2002).]
