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Cobweb Archives | RSS The band Tonic quietly produced their way into Boise to play a no cost present at Terrible Irish previous evening. It had been a phenomenal indicate, no query. Say what you are likely to about Tonic’s music—that it’s too poppy, not real rock, whatever—these guys are hit makers of the first order and their music has aged well. I still listen to songs they released more than a decade ago and sing along unabashedly.
And today, when every other pop star’s voice is digitally edited or muddled with a modulator, Tonic sounded even better live than they do in a studio. But I’m not here to offer a review of the show. I’ve embedded a YouTube video I shot featuring the first song of the night: their hit single, "Open Up Your Eyes" from 1996’s Lemon Parade if you care to judge for yourself.
No, I’m here to tell a quick story about what happened immediately following the exhibit. When the set ended, the boys from Tonic left the stage and headed straight outside to Terrible Irish’s patio to enjoy some drinks. Strangely, though, nobody from the audience followed them out. Except me.
I followed Tonic out to the patio. I had developed a little graphic for them to sign, but I had forgotten to bring it or a Sharpie,Office Home And Business 2010 Key, so I thought, "Hey,Microsoft Office 2010 Pro, why not get a picture with them? That would be even better!" So I walked out, my concert-going pal next to me and asked lead singer Emerson Hart, “Do you mind if I get a picture with ya?” Honestly, he looked a little tired and perhaps a bit put out,Microsoft Office 2007 Professional Plus, but he graciously obliged. My intent was to see about getting a shot with the entire band, but when I pivoted toward my friend with the camera, I was lined up with Hart, and completely blocking Tonic’s other original member, guitarist Jeff Russo.
Foolishly,Genuine Windows 7, I’d left my camera in video mode (which is how I shot that phenomenal short above). So when my friend went to take my picture, he, instead, shot a one-second video of me standing with Mr. Hart. Said friend quickly realized the improper setting and snapped an actual still shot. Great! I was captured in a picture with a famous musician who I think is entirely awesome and super talented. And all was well.
Until I reviewed the accidental-picture-that-was-actually-a-video today.
Rather distinctly, in the background, you’re able to see a snubbed Russo saying “Thank you!” to my back as he is being left out of the photo shoot (or, as nobody at the moment realized, the incredibly brief film). I posted this on YouTube as well,microsoft Office 2010 Serial, slowed down in later versions so it is easy to really see it:
Anyway, now that I’m reviewing the whole thing, I feel like a real jerk. I’m apparently one of those guys who bypasses the rest of the band and runs straight to the lead singer: “Hey, you look famous; stand next to me while this guy takes our picture!”
I’d like to leave this parting sentiment …
Dear Mr. Russo,In case you ever read this, I wholeheartedly apologize for inadvertently squeezing you out of the frame of my picture after your present in Boise on Thursday, June 24. The next time I’m at one of your concerts, if I should be able to finagle my way next to you again, I’m gonna reference this story and insist that I get a picture that’s of just you and me. OK?Tonic’s indicate was phenomenal and you may be no less important to me than is Mr. Hart. And I mean that. I promise from here on out to follow your advice whenever rock stars are nearby and “Open Up [My] Eyes.”