Seattlest: Hey Hey They're the Arctic Monkeys

josh

Sat, 01 Apr 2006 07:10:15 -0800

I'm glad to hear that you at least did your part to try catalyze a crocodile cafe dance party. you can lead a seattleite to dancerock, but you can't make him mosh . . .

Jack

Fri, 31 Mar 2006 13:12:21 -0800

G.Raf, You're def. entitled to your opinion as to those inhabiting the bar area, just as I'm entitled to my desire not to have my wife pushed around by idiots rushing the stage. Much like Audrey, I love to get up front with the band when it's comfortable, but at venues like the Showbox that can be difficult. Personally, I'd love to see everyone out there dancing. It enhances the show and gives me a charge even if I am sitting up in the bar like a pompous asshole. Go Mariners!

Michael

Fri, 31 Mar 2006 13:02:33 -0800

People sorta wiggle in slo-mo to Trespassers William.

Audrey

Fri, 31 Mar 2006 12:49:13 -0800

G. Raf, we'd appreciate it if you didn't reference our Down's Syndrome. This member of Seattlest is very wee. I wasn't at the Metric show on Monday, but when I'm at the Showbox, unless I can make it to the very front, I'll be up in the bar area, just so I can see the band. For the same reason, at the Croc, I attempt to get as close to the stage as possible. I spent the Arctic Monkeys show next to two awesome high school sophomore girls from Portland. They danced and I danced, and we all had a gay ol' time. In fact, I always dance at the shows I attend.Unless it's Trespassers William---no one dances to their music.

g.raf

Fri, 31 Mar 2006 12:32:21 -0800

reference seattlests metric post to understand why i think you are retarded. that is, when there are types like your staff that sit like pompous assholes in the "adult" section aka the bar, and roll your eyes at "the kids" aka the fans, up close to the band, how can you shake your head at the lack of dancing at shows?