PhilaFunk Live (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} philafunklive) wrote,@ 2007-08-20 13:09:00 |
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Summer Crush Tour, Part 2
Harbour Lights
Jet Lag Gemini
Patent Pending*
Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer*
Suburban Legends*
* Featured in this post.
In this entry, fast forward to:
>> Patent Pending
>> Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer
>> Suburban Legends
Use any pictures you like, credit Jewels @ PhilaFunk Live.
--
Third to play was Patent Pending.
They really got the crowd going and did some things we haven't seen here before...
Ok its hard to see in this photo, sorry my camera took like a whole minute to take a picture. But the band had suggested a conga line and they got most of the audience together, snaking around the main floor before deciding to take it upstairs! (which is generally off limits)
You should have seen Wil's face when he came out of his office! They didn't cause any harm but I was laughing too much to do anything..
Their other requests included having audience members grab a partner and dance..
This was pretty cool too.
A lot of times when I tried to take a picture, this guy kept bumping in to me. I ended up with a lot of funny accidental pictures. Heres my two picks of those:
After that was the sweetest band, Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer!
Seriously, they gave me cavities. Too much cute!
Synth power! :)
Heres some of the crowd.
So this show was the very last of a long tour, so every band had their own stories and jokes to tell. That really makes me want to tour, hehe.
When I had mentioned that Suburban Legends would be playing the show, suddenly I had calls from all of my friends wanting to go. I wasn't entirely sure why a dozen of my Jersey friends took 2 trains over to West Philly to see this show until I saw the Suburban Legends for myself.
Up til then, it was a great show, but then things got epic.
Now I haven't been to a ska show since freshman year of high school, when every band played church basements in Haddonfield.
I believe if you pay for a show, you ought to see a show. Well, these guys deliver! With choreographed dance moves and contageous energy, its really hard not to love them.
Phantom Elbow blocks my picture yet again!
ahahahah this is the best face!
Channeling their inner Backstreet Boys.
Here we are all crouching down, and then bouncing our way up as the song picks up.
More dance moves:
All the guys from the tour get on stage. Dance party!
I have to note, I've never heard better covers of Disney songs before this show! The Lion King and the Little Mermaid songs fit surprisingly perfect into the set.
After what seemed like the grandest finale of all, the audience coaxed an even grander encore out of them!
Hopefully I talked them into playing here again.
Mooost fun show, long sleepy train ride home.
-Back to Part 1-
Harbour Lights
Jet Lag Gemini
Patent Pending*
Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer*
Suburban Legends*
* Featured in this post.
In this entry, fast forward to:
>> Patent Pending
>> Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer
>> Suburban Legends
Use any pictures you like, credit Jewels @ PhilaFunk Live.
--
Third to play was Patent Pending.
They really got the crowd going and did some things we haven't seen here before...
Ok its hard to see in this photo, sorry my camera took like a whole minute to take a picture. But the band had suggested a conga line and they got most of the audience together, snaking around the main floor before deciding to take it upstairs! (which is generally off limits)
You should have seen Wil's face when he came out of his office! They didn't cause any harm but I was laughing too much to do anything..
Their other requests included having audience members grab a partner and dance..
This was pretty cool too.
A lot of times when I tried to take a picture, this guy kept bumping in to me. I ended up with a lot of funny accidental pictures. Heres my two picks of those:
After that was the sweetest band, Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer!
Seriously, they gave me cavities. Too much cute!
Synth power! :)
Heres some of the crowd.
So this show was the very last of a long tour, so every band had their own stories and jokes to tell. That really makes me want to tour, hehe.
When I had mentioned that Suburban Legends would be playing the show, suddenly I had calls from all of my friends wanting to go. I wasn't entirely sure why a dozen of my Jersey friends took 2 trains over to West Philly to see this show until I saw the Suburban Legends for myself.
Up til then, it was a great show, but then things got epic.
Now I haven't been to a ska show since freshman year of high school, when every band played church basements in Haddonfield.
I believe if you pay for a show, you ought to see a show. Well, these guys deliver! With choreographed dance moves and contageous energy, its really hard not to love them.
Phantom Elbow blocks my picture yet again!
ahahahah this is the best face!
Channeling their inner Backstreet Boys.
Here we are all crouching down, and then bouncing our way up as the song picks up.
More dance moves:
All the guys from the tour get on stage. Dance party!
I have to note, I've never heard better covers of Disney songs before this show! The Lion King and the Little Mermaid songs fit surprisingly perfect into the set.
After what seemed like the grandest finale of all, the audience coaxed an even grander encore out of them!
Hopefully I talked them into playing here again.
Mooost fun show, long sleepy train ride home.
