I just love that post-concert feeling

Posted November 27, 2005 at 3:39 AM EST | Categorized as Just Sayin, Music

You know… you can’t hear anything, so you shout when you talk… your throat’s so sore from screaming that not even a box of luden’s and some milk can help… the sense that if you can stay at the venue just a few minutes longer, the moment will last just a little longer…

Man, I hate living in the middle of nowhere, and not going to shows often enough to feel like this.

Thanks to Jason Falkner and his band for making me feel this way again! Photos will be up in the gallery on this site (or on Flickr — or both!) soon.

One comment

  1. Melissa stopped by on November 30, 2005 at 7:25 PM EST and had this to say:

    I know what you mean; that post concert feeling. I miss the scratchy throat, ears ringing, “can you hear me?”… It has been far too long for me. Vermont just doesn’t pull in the good bands like they used to anymore. :(

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