i know, the pleasure of seeing you 3 times a week, i feel so honored!!! i'm just SO glad i didn't get trashed at the show, i was freaking out when chp was telling me to move my car to the right side because i had 2 drinks, but still... rawr.

controller.controller is gonna be so much fun.

I looked...I didn't find...
Sorry about your car, Dri...I'd say more, but I'm too busy looking for a bicycle to be on here all that much today...

Where were you standing and what were you wearing? I too looked for you.

Btw, you do realize we're gonna have to do a bike intervention soon for you.

Hopefully I'll get one pre-intervention...

I was stage left (right side of the audience) 1-2 people behind/to the side of the scaffolding(ish) thing...I was wearing jeans, collared shirt, a Fila track jacket, and (since the subject's floating around) some mud-speckled black Roos...Probably about 6 people back from the stage, right near the bass player.

That's what I remember, and I'm sticking to it.

ok, you were really close to where i was standing... i was standing about 2-3 people behind that metal thingy. except i was towards the entrance a bit more, near the stairs to the loft cuz we got there kinda late and i didn't want to push my way up to the front since it was crowded.

Until the end of the show when all of a sudden I hear a certain Obnerite yell, "I KNEW YOU'D BE IN THE FRONT!!!".

Kyle, so close yet so far.

You're telling me - looks like I was the meat in an Obner sandwich, only I had no idea (at the time)...

t, i was tryin to find ya, but i figured- it's the troub, she'll be in the front and then i peaked over to see who was in the front, and of course i see your head bobbin and that other chick (sorry i forgot her name...)

you'll usually find me standing to the side in the front or back at a show (depending on the venue), i need space and easy access to get to the bar when i need to.

Four bands in five days. Eleven hours of sleep in three days. I'm exhausted. I'm giving away tonight's Stars ticket to Saint and, sadly, am gonna have to pass on seeing Parts & Labor only because Whiney informed me they're going on late. I can't do late, Chris...not tonight.

Kings of Convenience were beautiful. Amazingly, the Los Angeles audience was quiet and attentive throughout the entire set. Erlende's and Eirick's voices so perfectly matched that you were afraid to cough for fear of marring the performance. They were in great spirits being that last night was the last show of two months worth of touring. Joking with us, dancing onstage, if your eyes weren't closed listening to their brilliance, they were wide open with delight. I'm so glad that I finally got to experience them!

Does anyone know about Erlende's sock fetish? He was given about 20 pairs of socks from assorted fans last night.

Sidenote: The past few days have warranted comments from strangers who see me in line or walking about -- "I see you ALL the time!, You go to a TON of shows! How many shows do you go to?, You're at every show I'm at!" The nice part about it, most of those comments have been from VERY cute guys!!