I am happy. What an amaaaaaaaaazing concert. They basically played at the foot of our beds. The theatre is that close. We have been waiting since early October. Some said the day would ne'er come. But alas, tonight, it came. Oh, it came. Two full hours of Indigo Girls goodness, enjoyed with good friends. They rocked out, brought it down, and were seriously real people. The lineup of songs was clutch, too. You know how sometimes you listen to a CD and have songs you always skip? None of those songs were played tonight. And yes, of course, I danced my fair share, as well.
For those of you who were in attendance: with which songs were you most pleased? (My favorites: Galileo, Closer to Fine, Midnight Train to Georgia, Least Complicated.)
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probably because i'm a new fan and only have the most recent cd, i really enjoyed the song fill it up again. that's the only song that i knew i really wanted played. i agree that closer to fine and midnight train to georgia were awesome!
Posted by: kyledawn | February 09, 2006 at 12:08 AM
um. collecting you. power of two. least complicated. closer to fine (do i even need to say it?!). land of canaan. oh i think that was definitely my favorite tonight. it's so great to hear certain lines sung out loud and in person....sigh....
Posted by: meredith | February 09, 2006 at 12:21 AM
Closer to fine, Land of Canaan, Chickenman (who is chickenman?). I loved the show and only had one disappointment...no "Ghost".
Posted by: DRH | February 09, 2006 at 01:55 AM
Oooh. Get Out the Map, and Land of Canaan, too (thanks Meredith for the reminder of the latter.)
Can you tell I liked the concert?
(However...I did NOT mention my feelings about the opening act. Umm. Another time, another place.)
Posted by: Josh | February 09, 2006 at 07:58 AM
Power of Two and Closer to Fine for sure! So fun to sing along with the Girls and the crowd!
Posted by: Hannah | February 09, 2006 at 12:48 PM
That sounds so fun! The Indigo Girls are one of two bands that I liked in junior high and still like today. What a great playlist, too!
Posted by: Susie | February 10, 2006 at 02:22 AM
you should feel even better about your concern experience knowing that last night's follow up show was buried under 18 inches of snow...
but don't worry, they'll be back tonight!
Posted by: tim | February 13, 2006 at 08:55 AM