After finding everybody--cos they had gotten lost, we went in, but William and my brother went and sat somewhere else and my sister and I sat together very close to the back.

Vicky Beeching was playing on the piano whilst singing. I was really taken by her lyrics and her delivery. I instantly liked her musical style.

Shortly thereafter there was an intermission. My sister and I tried to find closer seats to the front, which we did and I called William and told them where we were sitting and to sit with us. However they didn't but did moved closer.

I went outside for I had signed up with the local radio station to be let in backstage, however I asked around and I couldn't find them.

I quickly went back to the merch section seeing if I could find them there and saw that Vicky Beeching was out and about talking to some people. I quickly went back in and got the CD I had gotten--opened it and got out my Sharpie. I asked my sister if she wanted to come with me and she did.

I got in line and waited for about 7 minutes or so. When it was my turn I asked her if she wrote all her songs, which she replied, yes. I told her that I was really blessed by her singing and her performance and she smiled. She signed the cover of her CD and asked for my name--she stopped and I said, "...yeah, let me spell that out for you..." and I proceeded to spell out my name. She handed me the cover of her CD, I blessed her and thanked her as did my sister.



We went back in but they hadn't started yet.



I went to the bathroom yet again and heard the countdown going and I ran in. I went directly to the front, where the crowd was and began to jam out.

Delirious? brought out their children and wives to the stage for a little bit--introduced and they stayed there for a song.

Afterwards they asked Vicky Beeching to come up to the stage to sing along with them. Once again I was taken by her delivery and her lyrics in spite that they were Delirious?'s. She then stepped out and surprisingly came down to where the crowd was, directly behind me--like she was behind me--like I turned around and saw her and her red shoes lol :-P. I don't know if anyone noticed her but I did. It was cool. :-D

The concert ended but Delirious? came out for an encore and I recorded it.



It was shaky due to the vibration and the jumping. I kept on showing the side--what seems to be the cieling because you could see Stew Smith playing the drums as a shadow.

So anyways afterwards my sister and I waited to take a picture with Vicky Beeching and asked a girl behind us to take the picture.



Afterwards we went this little store where I bought a DJ Maj CD, a Dr. Pepper and some water and I talked to one of the cashiers there about the military and where we were from and how long we had to drive for.






We then drove for a little bit and went to eat at Wendy's.



It was amazing. Yay! :-D

A full swing...went to another Mute Math Concert.

However this one involved a lot more effort and I didn't make the show.

This one involved me getting out of work, studying for a test, taking the test in under 25 minutes, driving to the Metro and walking there.

My sister tagged along as she hadn't ever seen Mute Math in concert but alas we got lost after we got out of the Metro and after walking aimlessly for about 20 minutes we decided to take a cab.

When the cab pulled up amongst a throng of people my sister and I both knew that the concert was over.

We had joked that all we were going to do is see them (Mute Math) and get autographs--and that's what we ended up doing.

I attempted to go in as to buy a shirt, poster, or another CD--something to get them (Mute Math) to sign. We were told we didn't have a stamp.

I then saw people with Mute Math DVD and I wanted one.

I spoke to a girl that was standing there and asked her if she could go in and buy me one and that I would give her $20 if she did and asked her how much it was.

She replied that it was $20 and said that she didn't want the other $20--she'd just get it for me.

After she got it for me it was off to Darren to get my DVD signed

and I reminded him that I was at the Springfield, MO show way back in Feburary 22, 2006--that I was the Hispanic guy that was there--quite possibly the only one there (there was another guy with beside me there too but I don't recall his ethnicity) He spoke to me of this thing he's going to be doing (Pride in Springfield)

Then off to Greg and I reminded him that he had given me one of his guitar picks. We talked about Springfield, MO and places in MO.

Then Paul Meany came out

and I got him to sign my DVD and told him that he had let me play his 'electric' sound-making 'guitar' thing. I told him that I liked his raps he did while in Earthsuit very much, while my sister was taking a picture of us. He replied by asking me if I had gotten the last CD Earthsuit had put out--TROMS. To which I replied yes.

I told him that I very much enjoyed how his rhythm and timing--his voice was in "Foreign' and "Against the Grain". I asked him about the thing with Ill Harmonics--the, "...you can get with this or you can get with that..." to which both him and I sang along and then chimed in, "...engine engine number nine on the NY transit line..." and then we both chuckled.

I told them I would continue praying for them--for all the things and happenings that had previously happened with their label and for them and I blessed him and so did my sister as well.

With that we were off. We flagged down a cab then got on the Metro. Got to the parking lot went around in circles in the parking garage and drove home.

It was astounding.