Sunday, September 11, 2005
shake your head, it's empty
Metric rocked UBC's Pit Pub last night. While they played a fair amount off of their proper debut, Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?, I was pleasantly surprised by a set that featured a majority of songs from their forthcoming disc, Live It Out. The band seemed to be having a great time, and the crowd was into it... although I could've done without the moshing, and the dozens of creepy hands that sprung forward to stroke Emily Haines' hair everytime she came near the edge of the stage. As the Pit is more of a bar then a show venue, the lighting wasn't optimal for picture taking, but here are a few shots.
I would write more... but I have to get to work. More substantial updates soon, I promise.
now playing: Radiohead - I Want None Of This
shake your head, it's empty
Metric rocked UBC's Pit Pub last night. While they played a fair amount off of their proper debut, Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?, I was pleasantly surprised by a set that featured a majority of songs from their forthcoming disc, Live It Out. The band seemed to be having a great time, and the crowd was into it... although I could've done without the moshing, and the dozens of creepy hands that sprung forward to stroke Emily Haines' hair everytime she came near the edge of the stage. As the Pit is more of a bar then a show venue, the lighting wasn't optimal for picture taking, but here are a few shots.
I would write more... but I have to get to work. More substantial updates soon, I promise.
now playing: Radiohead - I Want None Of This
1 Comments:
So, it turns out Jay-Z didn't appear at the Destiny's Child show after all. The Beat 94.5 has lied to me for the last time!
