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I did complain, like I said before, most of it would be to the fact
that the show continued on time over on the main stage. It was kinda
a pisser to miss part of the first two songs from No Doubt. This
band had much more intensity and energy that seemed to be lacking
from the Buzz Stage. The chick was running around the stage dancing
and singing and strutting and flaunting her stuff. It was pretty
incredible that she could keep it up for thirty minutes.
I
know I couldn't. ;-) Besides the chick, there were these two black
dudes that were kinda like her horn section/piano players/backup
dancers/backup singers/all around energy boosters. There was quite a
flurry of activity going on up on that stage, and I must say I was
completely impressed and am probably gonna run out and purchase
their album/CD in the very near future. The crowd also seemed to
enjoy it also, but it did also appear that not everyone had settled
in for the long haul. They must have been out checking out the hemp
jewelry or the playstation exhibit going on out in the concession
area. Too bad too, cuz I think they missed one of the highlight acts
of the day. No Doubt gets Two Thumbs Up without a doubt.
