Crowded House revealed… on video
Posted by John Kenyon
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The webcast shot during the Crowded House show I “saw” at the House of Blues in Chicago two weeks ago is now up. It seems MSN is to blame for my crappy experience. From the look of things, I missed a hell of a show. They got some great footage, and I’ll admit that the cameras they had all over the place certainly helped to capture the show, but as I fairly exhaustively covered in my post on the show, they also completely blocked the view of a couple hundred fans.
In the meantime, I decided to bite the bullet and trek off for another go at seeing the band in person. They’re conveniently playing Minneapolis next weekend, so I’m going to head up and try my luck. This one is at a theater, so I’m hoping my ability to see and hear won’t be an issue. I just couldn’t allow that awful House of Blues experience to stand as my only Crowded House live show.
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