by Low D Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:02 am
Frankly, i'm surprised most venues don't incoporate both sitting & standing better. I mean, is it too much to think some folks will want to dance like freakish idiots getting electroshock (sorry, maybe that's just my personal style) and some would prefer/need to sit?
I sprained my ankle badly when i was 18, and sat for my first time for a non-stadium gig (Concrete Blonde, at the Concert Hall aka Masonic Temple in Toronto, who have a large floor and a lovely 3-sided balcony with benches) and was amazed at the difference. Nowadays i generally split my wild dancing with some serious watching, and enjoy both greatly. But it's amazing how many venues can't sort it out.
Frankly, i'm surprised most venues don't incoporate both sitting & standing better. I mean, is it too much to think some folks will want to dance like freakish idiots getting electroshock (sorry, maybe that's just my personal style) and some would prefer/need to sit?
I sprained my ankle badly when i was 18, and sat for my first time for a non-stadium gig (Concrete Blonde, at the Concert Hall aka Masonic Temple in Toronto, who have a large floor and a lovely 3-sided balcony with benches) and was amazed at the difference. Nowadays i generally split my wild dancing with some serious watching, and enjoy both greatly. But it's amazing how many venues can't sort it out.
