Comments on: Foo Fighters: Acoustic at the Pantages http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages My life as a computer/photo/sound/book/music/movie geek Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:29:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Nathan http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages#comment-2054 Nathan Wed, 06 Sep 2006 23:19:58 +0000 http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages/#comment-2054 Foo Fighters were my favorite band back in High School when The Colour and Shape came out...but everything since then has kinda bored me. Not that they aren't a good bad anymore, but the first two albums rocked and then they went soft. The clipped looked very cool...Hero with a piano sounds great. Foo Fighters were my favorite band back in High School when The Colour and Shape came out…but everything since then has kinda bored me. Not that they aren’t a good bad anymore, but the first two albums rocked and then they went soft.

The clipped looked very cool…Hero with a piano sounds great.

]]> By: Angelo http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages#comment-2025 Angelo Tue, 05 Sep 2006 15:44:41 +0000 http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages/#comment-2025 I'm a Foo fan and I can tell you seeing Acoustic Foo is a pretty occurrence. Last time I saw them we were at the LB Arena (crappy sound and they were playing as loud as they could). You know a band is good when many of their harder songs work well / sound great acoustic. Dave Grohl is an extremely talented: drummer, singer, songwriter, guitarist, showman and the band has a good sense of humor. (I know it's kinda morbid to say but I'm glad Nirvana ended). The Pantages is a cool (old) theater. I've seen a few shows there and sat about where you were (one time closer, 3rd row center I believe and one time a few rows back). The sound is decent at the Pantages (both shows were acoustic / orchestration ... though I still prefer the sound at Kodak. And it would've been even cooler if you would've had Buckethead walk by you (the ex-guitarist from GNR) with his KFC mask on. I wonder if Jack Black / Kyle Gass were there? Those special / limited / club shows stay with you for a long time... Rich and I have been to a few during our concert career and I still remember! I’m a Foo fan and I can tell you seeing Acoustic Foo is a pretty occurrence. Last time I saw them we were at the LB Arena (crappy sound and they were playing as loud as they could).
You know a band is good when many of their harder songs work well / sound great acoustic. Dave Grohl is an extremely talented: drummer, singer, songwriter, guitarist, showman and the band has a good sense of humor. (I know it’s kinda morbid to say but I’m glad Nirvana ended).

The Pantages is a cool (old) theater. I’ve seen a few shows there and sat about where you were (one time closer, 3rd row center I believe and one time a few rows back). The sound is decent at the Pantages (both shows were acoustic / orchestration … though I still prefer the sound at Kodak.

And it would’ve been even cooler if you would’ve had Buckethead walk by you (the ex-guitarist from GNR) with his KFC mask on. I wonder if Jack Black / Kyle Gass were there?

Those special / limited / club shows stay with you for a long time… Rich and I have been to a few during our concert career and I still remember!

]]> By: Sarah http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages#comment-2005 Sarah Tue, 05 Sep 2006 04:06:47 +0000 http://geekyweekly.com/2006/foo-fighters-acoustic-at-the-pantages/#comment-2005 I absolutely agree that was the best concert i have ever been too. You forgot one of the highlights, the bass player from Guns N\' Roses walking right by us. The moment David Grohl walked out on stage and started playing I knew it was going to be a great show. I will remember this concert probably for the rest of my life. I absolutely agree that was the best concert i have ever been too. You forgot one of the highlights, the bass player from Guns N\’ Roses walking right by us.

The moment David Grohl walked out on stage and started playing I knew it was going to be a great show. I will remember this concert probably for the rest of my life.

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