Krzysiu
TRIBE Member
Last night, three friends and I attended a concert of epic proportions. DragonForce!
all right, here is the mighty tale of party heroism in the form of pictures!
My friend Matty flew halfway around the world from thailand to come party with Dragonforce the day before the show. He was a little knackered when he got back and passed out after one beer, Joe was excited for his return. We prepared with a steady diet of power metal and booze. For a week straight, we had been hyping it up to ourselves.
Once rested, matty was good to go! We began the festivities around three on friday, beers in hand, we strove for excellence the only way we knew how... rocking out! Matty has a friend who owns a metal review web site so he hooked up his connections and got an interview with Vadim Pruzhanov, the keyboardist from the band.
Vadim wouldn’t shut up. We suspected that he was drunk at noon. Matty forgot his questions and winged it, but it didn’t matter cause Vadim wouldn’t let him get a word in edgewise. Just jabbering away, Matt got the inside scoop on Inhuman Rampage, the latest offering from DF.
Trek came on, so we hung up on vadim to rock out with picard. Dude, we rule.
Joe’s wife Heakyung made us some excellent food for the show, delicious korean cooking... unfortunately, it visited me part way through the concert and I had to destroy an Opera House stall, cursing the name of kimchi.
Endorphins the first opening band sorta sucked. we drank to forget that we were surrounded by fifteen year olds and computer technicians.
Rad
Awesome
Gnarly
Some people dressed up for the concert. Everyone was really friendly and excited for DragonForce on their first north american tour. The Opera House was packed by 930. Sercurity tried to take away my camera and the server had a good five minute conversation before giving me my second beer, so a typical for the staff.
all right, here is the mighty tale of party heroism in the form of pictures!
My friend Matty flew halfway around the world from thailand to come party with Dragonforce the day before the show. He was a little knackered when he got back and passed out after one beer, Joe was excited for his return. We prepared with a steady diet of power metal and booze. For a week straight, we had been hyping it up to ourselves.
Once rested, matty was good to go! We began the festivities around three on friday, beers in hand, we strove for excellence the only way we knew how... rocking out! Matty has a friend who owns a metal review web site so he hooked up his connections and got an interview with Vadim Pruzhanov, the keyboardist from the band.
Vadim wouldn’t shut up. We suspected that he was drunk at noon. Matty forgot his questions and winged it, but it didn’t matter cause Vadim wouldn’t let him get a word in edgewise. Just jabbering away, Matt got the inside scoop on Inhuman Rampage, the latest offering from DF.
Trek came on, so we hung up on vadim to rock out with picard. Dude, we rule.
Joe’s wife Heakyung made us some excellent food for the show, delicious korean cooking... unfortunately, it visited me part way through the concert and I had to destroy an Opera House stall, cursing the name of kimchi.
Endorphins the first opening band sorta sucked. we drank to forget that we were surrounded by fifteen year olds and computer technicians.
Rad
Awesome
Gnarly
Some people dressed up for the concert. Everyone was really friendly and excited for DragonForce on their first north american tour. The Opera House was packed by 930. Sercurity tried to take away my camera and the server had a good five minute conversation before giving me my second beer, so a typical for the staff.
