Going to see their concert at Mohegan Sun tonight, I'll try and take picture. I got reserved seats from a group member, so hopefully their somewhere stage-visible on the floor.

I went a couple days ago, and it turns out my tickets were upgraded (and I was sitting in the first row of section 25 to begin with.) so they gave me a pink wristband, and I had floor access for the entire time, so I was standing infront of the stage for like, three hours, and my feet were killing me later to a point where I didn't even want to walk to the escalator. But I got some pretty decent pictures, along with this little book thing for the Honda Civic Tour and Linkin Park, and Incubus(the opening act) but Incubus couldn't make it to the New England shows, so Mute Math played, and they're drummer IS AMAZING, I got home, and iummediately followed them on twitter and spent like, half an hour listening to their music. I bought a tee shirt as well, it has the tour locations and dates on the back and the Living Things album cover on the front and the current band logo. I was hesitant to buy it at first, because I never go to concerts and buy merch. The thing was 40 dollars.... But it was one of the cheapest things there. I wanted the zip-up hoodie, but it was 75 dollars, and I didn't have enough cash to pay for that, since I'm trying to save up for a new pair of glasses.... And they're like, I don't know, the pair I want is over a 125 bucks... I want squared off Ray-Bans, heh, no wonder why they scream pain for my wallet.

I tried making a 'slideshow' of pictures from the concert, but I have a 2008 DELL with a pretty old version of Windows, so I couldn't find a program on my computer, then I looked online. I found a site, but it turned out I had to pay 5 dollars a month to publish my videos. Nuh-uh, too much work for me. Heh.

Anyways, during the last song they had an all-out mosh-pit, typical for you know, that type of scene. I'm only 5'1" so I almost got trampled before my dad pulled me back. I didn't even see it coming before I started getting pushed in who knows what directions. So if you go to a show like that, and you're standing like, on the floor, BE PREPARED. If I was taller, or in the front somewhere, it'd probably be a better experience, but I moved somewhere towards the back as the concert started to close up.

Overall though, it was amazing~

Oh, would you look at that, I'm happy for once.