My "Official" Interpol show review
This may or may not appear in the LA Record.
The best thing about an Interpol show is the Interpol fan. From the dolled up goth girl to the Carlos D wannabe, the crowd rarely disappoints. Tuesday’s show at the Greek was no exception. The crowd was on its feet the whole time. Some even made signs to flash. And though the set wasn’t perfect the fans loved every minute of it. Especially watching Carlos D, who is by far the most entertaining band member, playing his bass guitar every which way and flashing excited fans his sly smile.
The party surrounding Interpol is amazing. From Carlos’s “minions” (myself, being a card-carrying member) to The O.C.’s Adam Brody, the backstage crowd was a motley bunch. Unfortunately, the only band member to grace the VIP’s with his presence was Sam. Luckily, I knew where the party was at and it wasn’t at Cinespace. Sorry, this Drunk Groupie doesn’t give it up for any one.
The best thing about an Interpol show is the Interpol fan. From the dolled up goth girl to the Carlos D wannabe, the crowd rarely disappoints. Tuesday’s show at the Greek was no exception. The crowd was on its feet the whole time. Some even made signs to flash. And though the set wasn’t perfect the fans loved every minute of it. Especially watching Carlos D, who is by far the most entertaining band member, playing his bass guitar every which way and flashing excited fans his sly smile.
The party surrounding Interpol is amazing. From Carlos’s “minions” (myself, being a card-carrying member) to The O.C.’s Adam Brody, the backstage crowd was a motley bunch. Unfortunately, the only band member to grace the VIP’s with his presence was Sam. Luckily, I knew where the party was at and it wasn’t at Cinespace. Sorry, this Drunk Groupie doesn’t give it up for any one.
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