Ginger London Gig

[spoon_of_grimbo]

You don't have to make sure you "don't go unnoticed" to have been part of a gig. It's what you go away with that counts.

i'd agree in the sense that i hate when there's one person at a gig being a massive twat just to get everyone's attention...

...but still, if you were there on stage, would you rather see a sea of staring faces, or a room full of people VISIBLY enjoying the fuck outta that gig, jumping around, singing/shouting along etc.? i know i'd prefer the latter!

[Mick G]

Sure. Looked pretty lively to me down the front though.

I did my bit without windmilling anyone in the face during Sonic Shake or knocking anyone's beverage over while rocking out. Result!

btw, I thought Laika Dog weren't bad at all, never saw Terrorvision live, and thought Tony Wright was an excellent, engaging and funny frontman, who was well into it.
They were good fun!

[Dark Lord of Barnet]

You don't have to make sure you "don't go unnoticed" to have been part of a gig. It's what you go away with that counts.

i'd agree in the sense that i hate when there's one person at a gig being a massive twat just to get everyone's attention...

I know what you mean. There often seem to be people at giigs who think it's really important that everyone else in the crowd sees and hears what a great time they are having . I know when I'm having a good time - I don't feel the need to demonstrate it to everyone else in the room.

...but still, if you were there on stage, would you rather see a sea of staring faces, or a room full of people VISIBLY enjoying the fuck outta that gig, jumping around, singing/shouting along etc.? i know i'd prefer the latter!

I know that when I'm on stage it makes a big difference to see people dancing and singing along - it makes you think you're actually doing something worthwhile.