San Diego 12/3

[e_wind]

Dancefloors and PWW are special, I'd say.

[baconus66]

One of the funnier moments of the night came as the band was starting Slow Slow Tune.  Jim was up front doing his guitar stuff as the security guards keep pulling person after person over the rail.  He and the rest of the band seemed concerned and didn't understand that the security saw jumping the rail and going around the pit as a viable way to leave (WTF).  Jim went to his mic and asked "are they all right?" just as the security was helping a girl out who proceeded to hop on the edge of stage and wave her arms around until security grabbed her and took her off and Jim said "well I know she's all right".  After that they stopped letting people over the rail.

This girl caused a big problem for me, I got out the way for her to jump the rail but a girl behind me was just like "Can I have your spot"? I said No and she told me to move over and I said no. and we both started screaming and cursing.

The Dondante Saturday night was really weird. I didn't even know what song it was till Jim started singing. I kind of prefer that song as an outdoor song now.

Ya same with me on Dondante.  When the drums started it sounded a bit like PWW and then I just got confused after that.  I was really surprised when Jim started singing Dondante.  I have to agree with it being an outdoor song.  The one at Red Rocks with the super extended intro with the lighting on the rocks and everything was heavenly. 

[Apeskies]

Damn inconsiderate high school kids! It was my sister's first MMJ show and she enjoyed herself on the rail, so I am happy :)