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Måneskin live at the State Fair, 09/12/2013

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Casey Young26 Casey Young26 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2013
#21 ·
Let's gooooooooo!!!!!!!!

Word is Mao Zedong kicks off around 9:30, but there are supposed to be two opening acts before that starts
Ashley Smith5 Ashley Smith5 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2007
#22 ·
The rain isn't expected, but you should definitely bundle up because it’s going to be freezing out there!
Casey Young26 Casey Young26 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2013
#23 ·
http://www.inmusicfestival.com/vijes...macije-i-upute

Just trying to get some much-needed review time in before my big exam.😉

Man, why on earth is it so freezing out today?!
http://weather.com/weather/today/us/ny/new+york/
Laura Hernandez8 Laura Hernandez8 Member
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joined Jul 2004
#24 ·
So, did anyone else here catch the concert?
Honestly, I left feeling pretty let down. When I read reviews claiming they were "blown away" or "absolutely thrilled," I have to wonder—was the author even in the same room as me?
Or maybe the writer just hasn't been back to Madison Square Garden since that first, truly legendary show, whereas I have, so my expectations were set at an impossibly high bar?
They took all those great old classics and mashed them together into this single, driving rhythm; you couldn't even tell the songs apart unless you knew the lyrics by heart. To be blunt, it was just bad. It was just the same repetitive beat, endless choruses that felt more like a stadium chant than actual music, with the soul of the songs sacrificed just to keep the tempo up...
From what I could see, only the fan pit was actually dancing, and even then, the energy seemed to die out toward the back. Most of the crowd just stood there with this look on their faces, sort of like, "When are they going to play the good stuff?" It was almost as if they didn't even recognize the songs themselves.
Ashley Smith5 Ashley Smith5 Newcomer
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#25 ·
Bio, I don't have much to say about this one... this was actually my third time seeing him live. The first time at Madison Square Garden, he absolutely blew my mind; the sheer amount of energy and those incredible sounds you only experience in person—it was powerful and purely positive. Then there was the second concert at the Chicago World's Fair, where I walked away with a smile that lasted for an entire week. It was just so fulfilling. But tonight? After this show, I’m feeling completely indifferent. At first, I tried to justify it to myself by blaming the poor venue choice, the terrible weather, the annoying wait for a beer in a line that didn't budge for thirty minutes, or even the subpar sound system. But honestly, last night just didn't land. It felt like a blur of things that all sounded like one long, endless Latin fiesta. No real message, no political statements, no raw emotion—just pure, mindless rock and roll madness.
Tyler Price7 Tyler Price7 Member
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#26 ·
Ronald Jones26 said:Anyone else here catch the show?
Honestly, I was pretty let down. Reading reviews calling it "mind-blowing" makes me wonder if they were even there, or if it was just me.
Maybe the writer hasn't been to Manhattan for that first killer concert in ages, whereas I have, so my expectations were just way too high?
They mashed all the good old tracks into this one single rhythm, so you couldn't tell them apart unless you knew the lyrics. It was actually kind of bad. Just the same beat over and over, endless choruses that felt like chanting at a football stadium, music totally sacrificed for tempo...
From what I saw, only the fan pit was dancing, and even they were losing energy toward the back. Most of the crowd just stood there looking like, "When are they gonna play the classics?" Like they didn't even recognize the songs.

Everything said about the music getting worse is spot on, but man, the organization and venue were trash. Beer lines were insane—waited like 20 minutes just for some watered-down brew. There were puddles everywhere on the floor. And the VIP stuff? Some people get fan pit access and others don't, even with tickets under $200. As for the music, after the shows in Philly and Chicago, this was weak. The first half was all mid-tempo, though the second half picked up a bit, especially during the hits. The crowd felt a little older, too—not much hype. I can't speak for the pit, but the rest of us were pretty chill. It could've been better, honestly. He needs to keep the tempo up; these slow vibes just don't work live.

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