Wow. Never have I been to a gig where the band where so into interacting with the crowd. Maybe it's because the lead singer, Jared Leto is also a Hollywood actor and knows how to work people, but it was just incredible. A lot of bands don't seem bothered to go past "Hello <insert city>!" and maybe the odd "Having a good time?!" but 30STM took it to a whole new level. I saw Lostprophets last week, and whilst their random Welsh banter in between songs was funny, they weren't that interactive. How a band are live sometimes makes or breaks it for me - for example in 2004 I was so disappointed with Evanescence's lack of enthusiasm or crowd interaction I went off them for a bit, I certainly won't be seeing them again live.
Lenzie page breaks Istanbul sausages evaluation handmade Webscavator Art Attack Chilli Asda Fort William gardening Shira camp Post Secret AJAX tea Linkin Park Barafu Machame camp search terms reference management chocolate laptop metaphors backup O2 counting Mesh computers News of the World Karanga camp Google Chrome CSS train etiquette guidelines risotto coasters cables cookies web history internet statistics forensics naughty bunny foodies Ian Kendall criminology New Scientist Vista usability moving flat Gullane Sqlite East Lothian Strathclyde St Nicholas comedy music résumé tags holiday Firebug