I know, I know, I know. Culcha Candela? But I really have to tell you about this show. I got there more by accident because one of my friends worked there and gave me free tickets. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Culcha Candela makes some kind of reagge/hip hop/pop music. So we went there and the place was not too crowded, enough space to dance.
The show started and I kind of felt misplaced. Why? Nobody was headbanging, there was no moshpit. Something felt wrong. I first became suspicious when the girls next to me wore pink shirts with white jeans. - Yeah I know its a cliche, but the girls supported it very well. - That's the moment when I realized that I NEED metal or real cool rock music. I really tried to enjoy the show but caught myself all the time looking around if there are maybe people that are "different" and feel as I do. No chance.
Between metalheads and rockabillys there is allways an instant connection on the concerts or festivals. People laugh and dance together. This was more or less a vanity fair. Girls wearing heels on a muddy field, oh lord!
It wasn't a bad performance of Culcha Candela at all, but for me it wasn't the right crowd, the right place, the right whatever... . After the concert I jumped into my car and listend all the way home to Staind. :-) Such a relief!
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