The show was somewhat of a surreal experience. Being one of the few women at the show at all, much less at the front of the stage, I became somewhat of a mockery target. I'm sure I was the only girl who went alone. I'm not sure if I was being hit on, just being made of fun, or if the dudes giving me grief were just on drugs. I'm leaning toward drugs. Anyway, it was my first hip-hop show, I guess, if you want to call it that.
The belt buckle from one of the dudes in the Black Knights (I think). There was a whole little face under there!
Stone Mecca. Opened for the RZA & played with him for his set.
Trying to pull a BT and take feet pictures.
Guitarist from Stone Mecca.
Bobby!
I don't know what was going on here, but I thought it looked kinda funny.
Wooing one of the few ladies at the show.The show was a good 1 and a half, maybe 2 hours a long. He talked about Wu-Tang non-stop and even did an extra song, Something I Want -- his collaboration with Vincent Gallo. The few videos I took and the track list can be found on the post below. I do have some Stone Mecca videos I will post later on.
Next show is Rilo Kiley at the Palladium. Stay tuned!
3 comments:
the pics actually look good. surprised.
Aw, thanks, BT. It means a lot! It was really hard to get anything at all because they moved so much... and it's not like i can change the iso on my baby digi cam.
i forgot to get back to you about the show in Tucson. In a word: fantastic. I think I'm in the same boat as you as to your prior knowledge of Bobby Digital, but I had to go because I wanted to make some friends jealous. Stone Mecca sounded great and RZA was on stage for over 2 hours. I thought he was maybe going to phone in the Tucson show, but he fucking brought it big time. I was very drunk, the crowd was awesome and the show was a lot of fun. My ears were ringing the whole next day, which is good. I didn't know Tucson had so many fine African Princesses.
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