*Thud*

[yendi]

A co-worker just informed me that the student center is a mob scene because the band Hanson is giving a free concert.

It's just like Tiffany's mall tour, all over again!

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[harold3.livejournal.com]

Quickly, Throw a pie or something at the band.

I'll pay for your bail.

[aki-dreaming.livejournal.com]

Not really. Maybe eight years ago, but not so much now.

[hookncrook.livejournal.com]

Like, I thought Hanson was so over...in the 1990's even.

[trochee.livejournal.com]

you have got to be kidding.

College students? aren't they too old... no never mind. These are the Hansen generation!

[eyewrist.livejournal.com]

ack.



I'm so, so sorry.

[envoy.livejournal.com]

I don't suppose it's actually a lynching?

I mean... hope springs eternal.

[yendi]

That would entail getting within listening range. No way in hell.

[yendi]

Except, according to the co-worker, there are throngs of screaming girls. Truly scary.

[yendi]

I guess they're making a comeback. *shudder*

[yendi]

*nod* They were all in their early teens during the "mmmBop" days, I guess.

[yendi]

'sokay -- I'm out of listening range.

[yendi]

Alas, no such luck, from what I can see.

[eyewrist.livejournal.com]

ew, still *shudder*

[gmslegion.livejournal.com]

"This is a Hanson concert! There are no rules!"

--the middle Hanson, circa 1998, courtesy VH-1.

[aki-dreaming.livejournal.com]

Now that is scary. Where do they come from?

[aki-dreaming.livejournal.com]

Oh, Godz. I'm going to be chortling all afternoon.

[jmfunnyface.livejournal.com]

Emory gets the crappiest music acts ever. Remember when they had Collective Soul and six people showed up to watch? And then Ludacris who arrived two hours late because he "got lost" in his hometown of Atlanta, performed for twenty minutes and then proceeded to curse the audience out?

My sister would be in heaven though. She loved Hanson.

[yendi]

I think they grow, like fungii.

[yendi]

Actually, my very first concerts back when I was a student at Emory were the Indigo Girls, Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians, and Drivin' and Cryin'. So I'm just one of those cranky old bastards who talks about how good it used to be in my day. :-)

[lordrexfear.livejournal.com]

I fucking like Hanson, biatch...
I have this feeling you haven't ONCE heard either their album This Time Around OR their newest Underneath to know that they really evolved as a band and are as goodas a power pop group as basically anything. Unless of course you hate folky power-pop... then, um? Let us never discuss music ever again, we'll stick to other nerdy stuff.

[lordrexfear.livejournal.com]

That came out sounding meaner and bitchier than it should.

I'm just saying I have a feeling you probably never gave Hanson a chance past their first album.

I'm surprised by them having so many fans still. They really at this point with the type of music they record (very Jellyfish, Big Star, Superdrag, Stereophonics (they're BIGGEST influences actually) lately shouldn't, but maybe that's why it is a college gig... college listeners are indie listeners.

[phantom_wolfboy]

Edie Brickell and New Bohemians. No the. Dude, I have now lost all faith in you. ;-P

[yendi]

No worries -- I did, in fact, pretty much write them off after their first album. They wouldn't be the first band to evolve beyond a bad beginning. I was just shocked they were still around at all.

[yendi]

My inner grammar bitch decided that the band needed an article.