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Last year I was introduced to a musical artist and fell in love with her music. Her name is Kate Nash. Her music is funny, clever, and quirky. When I heard she would be playing live in Belfast I knew that I had to go. Unfortunately none of my friends here had heard of Kate Nash, so it took a little convincing to talk someone into going. In any case I was able to. The concert was on a Saturday night at Queen's University. I had never been to the Queen's University student union before and I thought it was significantly better than ours, which may be due to the fact that it's in Belfast as opposed to Jordanstown or just that it was new and different. There were two opening bands for her whose names I do not remember, which is unfortunate because they were actually pretty good.
Anyways, Kate Nash came on stage at around 10 o'clock and she put on one of the best shows I have ever seen. The concert hall was very small providing a very intimate concert atmosphere and we were able to get pretty close to the stage. She played all of my favourite songs like Pumpkin Soup, Merry Happy, and Foundations. I'll try to see if I can post some of the videos I took on here.
After the concert was over, we headed over to a pub called Auntie Annie's by Great Victoria Street train station for a friend's birthday and had a great time. That's one of the things I love about living right near Belfast. There is always something going on in the city and there is always something to do and people to hang out with. I think that is what I will miss most when I go home.
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Julio Thanks for the kind comments Lorelei! Although we are anctig' there really was very little preparation Tracy wouldn't have been doing the robot if it was planned! What were you doing Tracy?! That's why I couldn't help laughing when she did it.It really was a matter of Dubber saying let's do it' and me quickly choosing which song to do on my ipod and quickly telling Tracy the gist and off we went.Dubber can probably say more about the editing but as far as I know there wasn't any! It's just one shot which he synched (sp?) soon after the vid took very little longer to make than it took to shoot. And the spontaneity was Dubber's when I saw him next day it was already up here getting hits.Since, I've been contacted by the Salford Advertiser (newspaper) and been back to the pizza shop in question for a photoshoot all very weird! I had to explain to the guys in the shop (Hi Ali) why the hell I was there and why Eddy from the Advertiser was taking shots of me inside and outside their shop. They played along well and I'll post the shots/ article when it's up. The oddest bit was holding an ipod and a pizza box outside the shop, in front of a static row of rush hour traffic, looking for all the world like a fat Jesus selling the twin virtues of fast food and modern music technology . . .The week's getting weirder ;0)