As I mentioned before, Flight of the Conchords is one of my new favorite shows. I found out at the last minute that they would be in town this week, and I HAD to go. Stephanie went with me, which was funny because when I invited her to go, she had only heard the name but knew nothing about them. She went on YouTube, saw the video below, and decided to go based on that. I'm so glad she did, so I didn't have to go alone.
There's not much to say about it except that it was great and that they are just as funny in person as on TV.
Here is a video someone took from last night. It's kind of lame because they just recorded what was on the screen, but at least you can hear a little of them talking and singing one of my favorite songs, Hurt Feelings.
One of my other favorite songs by them is called Business Time.
I'm so excited that I got to see them live.
And speaking of excited, I just need to say that it is extremely frustrating to have friends who are never excited about anything, or who think everything is annoying or stupid. If I told my friend Whitney (who hates country), "Whitney, guess what? I'm going to see Sugarland in concert!!!!" The appropriate reaction would be, "That's great!" Not, "Ugh, I hate country" or "They're so fricken annoying."
Thank you to Whitney, who pointed out that a negative reaction in this situation is abnormal. I've gotten so used to it, I didn't even realize.
There's not much to say about it except that it was great and that they are just as funny in person as on TV.
Here is a video someone took from last night. It's kind of lame because they just recorded what was on the screen, but at least you can hear a little of them talking and singing one of my favorite songs, Hurt Feelings.
One of my other favorite songs by them is called Business Time.
I'm so excited that I got to see them live.
And speaking of excited, I just need to say that it is extremely frustrating to have friends who are never excited about anything, or who think everything is annoying or stupid. If I told my friend Whitney (who hates country), "Whitney, guess what? I'm going to see Sugarland in concert!!!!" The appropriate reaction would be, "That's great!" Not, "Ugh, I hate country" or "They're so fricken annoying."
Thank you to Whitney, who pointed out that a negative reaction in this situation is abnormal. I've gotten so used to it, I didn't even realize.
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