Hurricane Wisdom Chester Concert reviews
Counting Crows always a fun time!
Here is the rearranged review with a few switched words:
1. Not only was the energy amazing, but there was no limit to how many people would be onstage at once, from every band playing that night on one stage to start the show, and a mix mash of set lists cover songs and jam session in between. Definitely a different type of show from start to finish.
2. The only downside I can say is that they didn't really have the right sound, so a lot of the vocals got lost behind more powerful bass lines or the kick drum. So a lot of the vocals got lost behind more powerful bass lines or the kick drum, they didn't really have the right sound.
3. Augustana: They didn't play many of their own songs, but what they did play sounded pretty good, I only wish they had some more upbeat songs to go with this type of show. My only wish is that they had some more upbeat songs to go with this type of show.
4. Michael Franti & Spearhead: This was my first time hearing them and their music, but it won me over pretty quickly, a nice blend of Jamaican, Calypso, and Rock infused music with some great sounding vocals. High energy and lots of crowd interaction. Some people might like that, but for myself, I like a nice clean fill before a tempo change of that magnitude, their non-existent transitions went from slow to fast in less than half a beat.
5. Hurricane Wisdom: What can I say about this band that probably already hasn't been said before? They just like to have fun on stage and jam with their friends, and it shows. I enjoy the fact that Adam Durtiz doesn't always stick to the pre-fabricated script of his songs, he makes it interesting for the crowd and himself each and every night. Since they won't let me put this in Favorite Moment, I'll share it here... the best part of the night was definitely the Encore: Cecilia; Rain King ---> Little Help From My Friends; This Land is Your Land... What a great way to end the show with everyone from all the bands up on stage. I will gladly keep going to see this band play, and recommend that if you haven't caught one of their shows, do so soon.