15 March 2010
Music Monday
So after a week of becoming a texting master (or really just figuring out the right time to press "send"), I got on the list to see The Temper Trap at the new Hard Rock Cafe in Seattle. Let me just say, all that texting was totally worth it. These guys RIPPED!! Before going, I was only familiar with one of their songs, "Sweet Disposition", which is kind of a lower key song. But if I like one song, I'll give them a try (especially live and if it's free). They opened up with the most awesome guitar solo. It was insane. That definitely got my attention and it only got better from there. Talk about people who enjoy what they do. No joke, I've seen bands where their guitar players just kinda stand there and play, but each of these guys totally got into their gig. Especially their lead who was amazing and has a really powerful voice. Although their most famed song was a big hit with the crowd, I really enjoyed a new one they played called "Robin Hood". It started out with just the lead and his acoustic guitar and built in tension from there and eventually erupted. (See my post about Silversun Pickups "Growing Old is Getting Old".) It was a really moving performance. I also really liked the Hard Rock venue. It was very small and intimate if you like the feeling of reaching out and touching the band from the bar. Of course, like most venues, the floor is flat so if you're not standing in the front row it is slightly difficult to see, but it's mostly about what you hear anyways. I took some photos and I'll repost with them later! Thanks to 107.7 The End for putting this one. I'm so psyched about the concert line ups that are on tap for spring and summer. The way to my heart is through music and I intend to fill it up!
theme:
107.7 the end,
concerts,
hard rock cafe,
music,
temper trap
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