I think this is the fourth time they played this annual
show at the end of the summer. And I think it's my third time going. I skipped
them once. I still feel bad about it but the worst of the worst happened. Two
concerts at the same night and impossible to go from one to the other. Like WHO
does that? Who? Satan you bet. You can't make me choose between my children
it's inhumane.
BUT guess what? Even though this was yet another free
local show which is a recipe for disaster on any given day, Saturday night was
actually really great, no people to annoy me. No people to growl at, no drunks.
What happened? No idea, the hell froze over. I have a strong feeling I had to
be the drunkest person there. Wait a second. Is this why people didn't bother
me? Oh my god! Is this one of those ''if you can't beat them join them'' cases?
Woah. Okay. Newsflash moment.
Well I've been crawing some fun, partying, concerts!
Guys! I never saw this little concerts as I have this year and I think I am
having a crisis! Huge one. The other day I saw a picture of one of those huge
harvester machines on a field of wheat at night, tons of lights turned on a
little blurry I admit but hell I swear the god I saw a stage and a crowd. And
here I am thinking ''this had to be an amazing show I wonder who it was'' and
then I see I am fucking fawning over farm gear. Like…if that doesn't speak
crisis then I don't know what does.
Guess you could say I let my hair down, had too much to
drink, screamed along to the songs a bit too loudly, my throat is still a bit
scratchy. I need moments like this in my life, moments in which I remember what
happiness feels like. What carefree feels like. What living feels like. These
days I only know surviving, I only know struggle, but I don't know how fun
feels like anymore. And reminders like these feel amazing.
I literally do live, love, breathe music. I love small
clubs, I love intimate crowds. I love big crowds. I love stadiums. I love when
music runs through you. I love when you're lost in the beat. I love everything
about it. I love it because it feels like home. It feels like everything in the
world in that moment, in that hour, just falls into place and everything is
okay.
I loved this band since they started out, I love
everything they do. Covers are spot on (the band does Bon Jovi better than Bon
Jovi atm) and their author songs are amazing as well. I might be slightly
obsessed with their first single not going to lie. What I also love about their
shows no doubt is the fact that you see all generations, from literally little
kids to seniors all rocking out to the same music. To in my opinion the ONLY
music. Yes there's a lot of amazing musicians out there, in pop, blues, jazz,
classical…but hell none of them move the soul like Rock N Roll does. Like they
say about motorcycles, 4 wheels move the body, but 2 wheels move the soul.
Rock N Roll just might be the gods greatest gift to
humanity. Or let's say music in general is gods greatest gift to humanity. There's
so much that's wrong with the world and so much that's wrong with humans, the
sheer lack of compassion, the evil, the cruel, the ugly, but then you look at a
Rolling stones album or Led Zepp, and damn! There's so much that's right with
the world as well.
Enjoy your week guys, to all you starting schools or
universities today or next month, my condolences, stay strong, good luck and
all the best in the new school year.
P.S. Check out the band on FB or IG under ''kobrarockshow''
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