dashboard confessional; my new nostalgia

friday night was the best ever, absolutely perfect. big shout out to my dear friend whom i had accompanied to the show. we haven't seen each other since the 'high school' days so what better way to catch up from old times at a concert. we went to see dashboard confessional and city and colour (although i did not get to see dallas green play we were late by 1.5 hr but it's okay.) holy shiznet the molson amphitheater is like exceedingly huge, the hugest thing ever. anywho, the concert was just incredible, beyond words right now and somewhat emotional knowing now it is all over. chris from dashboard was just insane, omigod the guy has a voice that i can not even put into words right now and yes that is a pic of him above. especially when you hear him live he sounds soo CD, it was insane. at times he would sing so beautifully natural and loud that we would all just stand there in total awe, simply very mesmerizing. it was incredible. for an emo group they are indeed one of the best. like ever. my all time fav moment was when chris sang 'don't wait' and wow that was intense because we were all singing along with him, it was astounding. he destroyed and spat that song right out. it was fucking awesome. it was wicked how some people were waving their lighters back and forth (as if elton john was gracing the stage or something) and we would all start banging hard at our seats when 'chris' just finished singing a song, i suppose we all wanted more. we would get so loud at times you would think a stampede has just hit us.

"i am vindicated, i am selfish, i am wrong, i am right, i swear i'm right, i swear i knew it all along. and i am flawed but i am cleaning up so well, i am seeing in me now the things you swore you saw yourself." -chris from dashboard

omigod and not to mention i am in love with guitars like you wouldn't imagine. so i must add on the guitar actions were like whoa. i cannot explain it. all i did fri night was tap my foot to the drums and compulsively guitar work they were playing. everything did intertwine perfectly. all i can say is chris you destroyed it man. cheers. the show was rather interesting and very out there; especially the scandinavian-looking chick who was rocking a violin like nothing i have ever seen. this chick was wearing the shortest, tightest dress and still knew how to destroy it up there in front of thousands and some people. it was mesmerizing. she made love to the violin (not literally) ...which obviously means she indeed did receive a standing ovation from me. i was captivated by her work it was just unbelievable ..she is now my new nostalgia haha. i have decided to start living my life to the fullest which of course now means doing more things i had not had the chance of doing before. it will entail many good things; among them will be 'me' attending more great shows. i am serious. they are my emo band forever.

among my fav songs dashboard played fri night.

a) don't wait

b) the best deception ...

c) vindicated <---- my favorite song; you like so have to hear it ;)

later kiddos.