Of a Revolution, indeed.

I went to see O.A.R. at Wolftrap on Tuesday 8/10/04.
O.A.R. are folk-rockers with an infectious reggae groove and reign supreme as America's top indie band. Best. Damn. Band. Ever.

(Mama Guru, thanks for coming out with me for a night of music. You're a cool chick. You're my dancing fool of a partner!)

What a beautiful evening, we have on our hands...

*Notes: Crazy Game of Poker was awesome, great jams all around (high energy from start to finish) Marc forgetting a line was hillarious, lots of freestyles Tuesday night (very cool), 8,000=Largest crowd they've ever played, the go-go drum session during Delicate Few was off the hook, there were parts in Crazy Game of Poker where they had the house lights come on and you could see every person jumping in their seats - SO awesome!, One of my favorite parts about this concert was the setting, think the temperature was stellar, (great feeling, not too hot, not too cold), Kickass venue, and the light show was absolutely sick..... Great show!!!!!

Opening Acts:
Howie Day
Graham Colton Band


Set List:
Hey Girl
Risen
Lay Down
Dareh Meyod
Wodnerful Day
Destination
Something Coming Over
Black Rock
Patiently
Right On Time
Delicate Few (with Andy and JP from Virginia Coalition)
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Encore:
I Feel Home (just Marc and Richard)
Crazy Game of Poker (with Ari from Ordinary Peoples)

The pics/clicky things are from the show. (None taken by me. All thanks go to Corinna from OARFANS.COM) We had orchestra seats, not too shabby.

I can't wait to purchase their newest album 34th & 8th (recorded live at the Hammerstein Ballroom) It's a double-cd set (18 tracks) includes bonus dvd with 7 live songs and bonus footage. WORD.

Non sequitur: Adams Morgan is the place where Kenny G. & James Taylor cross paths for a couple of drinks. (An idea beaten senseless, like a red headed step child) It's also a great scheming location for homeless people finding you street parking for a mere $1. Much thanks! ;)