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I printed out what I’d finished in the morning (we left late). Also, I managed to drop my camera in the toilet right before departure. Awesomely, Kara recognized Mike and Jimmy as we were walking to the venue. That pretty cool photographer who seemed to be with the band remembered me and said hi.
The first openers had all just graduated high school but were pretty good: the Valar, I think. Second openers were fairly boring electronica.
List of awesome things that happened when our boys came on:
Tony said “whatever you do don’t touch the stage; it’s sticky” and laughed to himself about the stool being stuck to it
Jason smiled at me between the drums and piano during 1985, always a perfect start. I was slightly behind him, so he most definitely said "all around" during Non Believer, which is awesome. He grinned during Raincoat.
Mike split his face grinning and pointed at us after the Mountain Man claps.
Josh handed the set list right to me
Jason hugged me enthusiastically
I asked Jimmy about who to ask if I can sell transcriptions for the boys cause people who see me do the songs keep asking for them; he said keep them to myself for now but email management
Gave Tony the first 4 pages of 1985 and asked what to do about the synth line; he said put it on its own staff, he’d look through the rest of it
Jason loved my shirt and was glad he’d see us tomorrow
They all signed the set list
The first openers had all just graduated high school but were pretty good: the Valar, I think. Second openers were fairly boring electronica.
List of awesome things that happened when our boys came on:
Tony said “whatever you do don’t touch the stage; it’s sticky” and laughed to himself about the stool being stuck to it
Jason smiled at me between the drums and piano during 1985, always a perfect start. I was slightly behind him, so he most definitely said "all around" during Non Believer, which is awesome. He grinned during Raincoat.
Mike split his face grinning and pointed at us after the Mountain Man claps.
Josh handed the set list right to me
Jason hugged me enthusiastically
I asked Jimmy about who to ask if I can sell transcriptions for the boys cause people who see me do the songs keep asking for them; he said keep them to myself for now but email management
Gave Tony the first 4 pages of 1985 and asked what to do about the synth line; he said put it on its own staff, he’d look through the rest of it
Jason loved my shirt and was glad he’d see us tomorrow
They all signed the set list
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