Here are the things i enjoyed most -
1. Alanis spun in circles for approximately 3.5 minutes, at least 105 complete circles. i counted. she recovered in under 15 seconds.
2. the drummer did some crazy thing with his drumstick while playing that looked like he was
waving a magic wand and casting killing curses. since i didn't know the words, i just shouted
killing curses.
3. alanis plays the harmonica. i did jigs, akin to those done by the jiggers of Zion, under
Aaroneous' and Howard's harmonies.
4. orpheum theater - sweet bldg and only 2 blocks away from Garfield tower and WC's camera.
5. average age of the concert goer was probably 36 yrs old. hmmm.
6. as soon as alanis started to sing, i lost katie and was left to myself to blurt what i remember from my freshman year of high school or risk looking the fool for not knowing every song - it's like rain on your wedding day... free rides, but already paid...buncha knives, but just want a spoon... 1 hand in my pocket, 1 smoking cigarette...thank you india. so i sang probably 12 words, but shouting the killing curses with every crazy wave from the drummer sure helped me 'fit in.'7. katie's face in the above picture.
All in all, it was a pretty sweet concert, mostly because everyone, including the Rock, was so excited and jazzed to scream along with the songs. i give the evening 2 thumbs up ....who woulda thought...to figger.
this was just a cool photo that brings a chuckle - TomBombadil, Atom and the Fish after signing a treatise to uphold justice and fun with the Bat Winged Commander, leader of the Aquabats.
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My favorite parts of the evening:
1.) Jarom
2.) Alanis
3.) Wizard-Hands Drummer Boy and Microphone Mover Man
4.) Alanis
5.) Alanis' incredible display of lack of inner ear fluid making her impervious to dizziness.
6.) Random strangers who took our picture outside the theater with THEIR OWN camera since I realized when we got there that I didn't have my memory card! AH!
7.) Alanis
8.) Watching Jarom, out of the corner of my eye, mumble jibberish until he knew a word, shout it out really loud, then excitedly turn to me with big eyes and a huge smile seeking my approval. :)
He totally got it!
and as the plane went down, he thought: well, isn't this nice?
sounds like a spectacular evening! maybe i'll just ask in person for a re-enactment of alanis' spinning blitz...
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