Yes The D can be puerile and yes some people are put off by
the crude content (the stage was adorned with a giant inflatable phallus of a
phoenix), but let’s not forget the fact that these guys are genuinely talented musicians
and they put on a hell of a show. Would Dave Grohl really endorse anything
less?
The only downside to the evening was entirely my own doing,
well almost… It was partly Nando’s fault (too much food and beer hits me hard
sometimes) and partly due to the fact that Brixton Academy was hotter than
usual - a combination that made me feel seriously
nauseous about 20 minutes in.
I headed out to the bar to sit down for a minute and quietly
judge myself for being so pathetic, when a random guy decided to join me and
question me about my taste in music. It turns out that he was the one thing
guaranteed to turn a nauseous lady into a completely sick one… an enthusiastic
Coldplay fan. Oh dear lord.
The night's highlights included Tribute, Double Team and Beelzeboss and I
can safely say I’m looking forward to seeing Tenacious D again on Saturday, but this
time I will be staying well away from Nandos and Coldplay fans. Can’t promise the same for the
beer…
Right, I’m off to pack for Download and to prepare myself
for the mud. After a week of rain I think my Hunters are about to become my new
best friends!
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