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Is it just me or was that show incredibly well miked. Overall, I agree the show was well worth the wait

Proud to be a college grad who was wearing a drenched bright orange polo shirt. If its assholes you have a problem with use the word.

man, this is the way these things work with me. i showed up just as the first drops of rain were falling. i stood under a tree with some other people and it was fun for a minute. we all looked at the black sky and there was lightning and thunder. five minutes later it was as if i’d just jumped in the Hudson. it wasnt fun anymore. my fingers were pruning. i walked to the subway. when i got home it was still raining heavily and i thought there’s no way that show is happening. a while later it stopped raining. i was sitting in my steaming apartment and i got an odd feeling. the show was happening, i could feel it. and now i see i was right.

Sadly, the B-n-T dudes “dancing” next to me at the Mark Ronson show were not nearly as entertaining. Well, they were in a Night At The Roxbury kind of way (they would bob off the beat and then sync up with each other and then fucking freak out), which is only funny when doesn’t entail really, really gross drunk guys from Jersey with back hair RUBBING UP ON YOU and then spilling beer on your prettiest dress.

Fratty boys at Spoon, in my experience, also obvs. love “Way We Get By,” though. Anything that mentions drugs, you know. I’m glad, though, that you made it to that show. The weather was, indeed, wicked bad yesterday.

I may have been the woman clapping offbeat and VERY happy, although I was the last one on the left unless you were in VIP. Loved the show, especially Jonathan Fisk. Having seen Spoon more than 20 times going back to Brownies when they were a 3 piece, it’s so nice to hear some different arrangements! and gagaga is amazing!

I don’t like beer on my pretty dress either but I for one can’t stand still during Spoon and don’t understand whey more people DON’T dance (and neither does the band from what I have heard). I have taken up going to Bloc Party shows for just this reason…everyone dances, even to the pre band “pump up the jam” music.

I love Spoon and after a rather subdued, almost depressed Bowery show I am so happy to see Spoon alive and happy and riding the wave.

When are we gonna get a Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga album review?

Also, why all the hate for frat boys, and what makes someone a frat boy? Seems rather superficial, not that I don’t lapse into such branding from time to time. For the record, I take pride in wearing boat shoes amongst the cooler than thou indie kids.

It is true, Spoon shows are filled with frat dudes. I didn’t enjoy going ever since Kill the Moonlight anymore, so I stopped. They aren’t as good live anymore anyway. There’s always usually skanky dressed girls trying to get backstage or something too. ugh.

Oh in response, definition of fratboy at indie show:
stand in front of short girls without caring.
use their larger frames to get close to the front.
always yell requests betweens songs for the lamest songs off new album or songs everyone knows the artist will NOT play. yells it in your ear too!
usually is accompanied with a number of other like-minded individuals.

Essentially people who go to shows with no respect for other concert goers, or artists that don’t take requests or will never play whatever song.

So, you mean assholes, not guys that wear college intramurals shirts, because I know many a white-belter who’s pushed their way to the stage with little to no care for their surrounding spectators.

There was a fratty dude behind me at the Bowery show a few months back. At first this scared me, then halfway through the show I realized His Royal Frat’s attitude had created a ring of space around us, so I had plenty of room to groove. I shoulda hired him to be my bodyguard.

I feel that we should all get together and politely petition for the band to commercially release a recording of that version because it might actually be superior to the one from Kill The Moonlight.–AGREED!!

jonathan fisk

great show. glad i braved the rain.

Hmmm… I also kinda love ‘I Summon You’. Didn’t know it was a prerequisite to be an asshole or a fratbrat to like it…;-) Either way I enjoy the fact that we don’t have the ‘fraternity/sorority’ thingtradition here in Norway.

Excellent review Dave Rawblog in EW of the show. You captured it. Please post more photos on your site. Thank You!

I came today to your blog hoping to read some words about the Deerhunter show. Spoon was all right, Deerhunter was mind blowing.

Spoon never seem to tour the UK but I’m really looking forward to seeing them at the Summer Sundae festival next month. Like Ga Ga Ga a lot.

sorry, I was one of the loner guys standing still,
but then I had to, I was taping the show.
Great sounding show.

Chimchim, who were you taping it for? WIll the video be posted anywhere?

Hey, good thing it wasn’t sunny, actually, you would’ve had a much larger crowd there of old folks (there’s a seniors’ home around the corner), kids (LOTS of kids in the area), picnic blankets and more…

My pix are here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dfactor

all my audio tapes are for myself. just trying to gain experience. I don’t think any video equipment would of handled the downpour, I ruined my ipod,
thankfully my camera is OK.
I’m listening to the show quite a bit. Glad I went back after I got drenched.

Too bad, I was searching for audio of the show. Internet Archieve has some great downloads. I have a solo Brit Daniels show on my ipod from there and a shout out I got in San Fran last summer. I am dying to hear Jonathan Fisk with horns again!