Comments on: LCD Soundsystem @ Mezzanine, 4/30/07 http://www.hardrockchick.com/2007/05/02/lcd-soundsystem-mezzanine-43007/ Living and breathing live music in San Francisco and beyond. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:42:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: getinet http://www.hardrockchick.com/2007/05/02/lcd-soundsystem-mezzanine-43007/comment-page-1/#comment-26 getinet Wed, 09 May 2007 16:24:33 +0000 http://www.hardrockchick.com/?p=88#comment-26 ‘Tribulations’ was GREAT. I do agree that that the stage was very constraining for an act like LCD.....Hopefully the Daft Punk/rapture show will make up for it Thanks again for the video... a great moment in the night ‘Tribulations’ was GREAT.
I do agree that that the stage was very constraining for an act like LCD…..Hopefully the Daft Punk/rapture show will make up for it

Thanks again for the video… a great moment in the night

]]> By: Eryn http://www.hardrockchick.com/2007/05/02/lcd-soundsystem-mezzanine-43007/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Eryn Thu, 03 May 2007 23:50:31 +0000 http://www.hardrockchick.com/?p=88#comment-14 You know, aside from a few songs, I realized that I didn't know the music as well which usually spells bordem for me. I like to prepare. a lot. I like to sing out loud. a lot. still, I found myself content in a bouncy-knee jam-band smiley rhythm. (it was too crowded to do much more than bob my head and bouce my knees) So sad I missed the "New York I love you, but..." song (great video), must have been at the tail end. What was that, 1am on a Monday? Talk about dedication to live music! I agree, that for stage performance the bands are quite limited on the mezzanine stage. But as far as crowd vibe goes, the Mezzanine and the Independent always win me over. People are not afraid to dance and sweat and sing at the top of their lungs (nor are they afraid to step on your feet, pour drinks on your shirt or as described earlier - bounce around as if on a pogo stick in front of you). I guess you just take the good with the bad, right? You know, aside from a few songs, I realized that I didn’t know the music as well which usually spells bordem for me. I like to prepare. a lot. I like to sing out loud. a lot.

still, I found myself content in a bouncy-knee jam-band smiley rhythm. (it was too crowded to do much more than bob my head and bouce my knees) So sad I missed the “New York I love you, but…” song (great video), must have been at the tail end. What was that, 1am on a Monday? Talk about dedication to live music!

I agree, that for stage performance the bands are quite limited on the mezzanine stage. But as far as crowd vibe goes, the Mezzanine and the Independent always win me over. People are not afraid to dance and sweat and sing at the top of their lungs (nor are they afraid to step on your feet, pour drinks on your shirt or as described earlier - bounce around as if on a pogo stick in front of you). I guess you just take the good with the bad, right?

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