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333 · 03-26-2009, 04:08 AM

I'm unaware if this is already a thread, but **** it. Here goes.

The title certainly speaks for itself, and as typical as it may seem for a lost 20-year old American girl, my first Tool concert changed me forever. I'm never one to cry publicly, but at one point, during Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days, I found myself unknowingly drenched in tears. Self-consciously, I tried to grasp hold of my emotions and physical being. Upon looking around at the crowd surrounding me in the thousands, I realized that I wasn't the only one who was moved. As I turned back to Jones, Carey, Keenan, and Chancellor, I'd realize that in trying to reattach my emotions, in trying to go back to "normal", I had forgotten to let myself go. I had forgotten that if I had just flowed with the intense motion of simply feeling and being, I would be free.

Yeah, so pretty dramatic, but it had to be done. Let's hear what ya got, fellow listeners.

03-26-2009, 04:08 AM	#1 (permalink)
333 Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 965	Live Shows/Concerts That Have Moved You I'm unaware if this is already a thread, but **** it. Here goes. The title certainly speaks for itself, and as typical as it may seem for a lost 20-year old American girl, my first Tool concert changed me forever. I'm never one to cry publicly, but at one point, during Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days, I found myself unknowingly drenched in tears. Self-consciously, I tried to grasp hold of my emotions and physical being. Upon looking around at the crowd surrounding me in the thousands, I realized that I wasn't the only one who was moved. As I turned back to Jones, Carey, Keenan, and Chancellor, I'd realize that in trying to reattach my emotions, in trying to go back to "normal", I had forgotten to let myself go. I had forgotten that if I had just flowed with the intense motion of simply feeling and being, I would be free. Yeah, so pretty dramatic, but it had to be done. Let's hear what ya got, fellow listeners.