Live Nathan: The perfect song is out there
I knew it had been a successful concert weekend because my pen felt too heavy to lift.
All nine of my fingers were attached, but my body was beyond tired while I wrote this column.
When Aug. 28 rolled around, I was only interested in napping and being in my underwear. I was much like a three-toed sloth that hangs out in the unmentionables department at Macy’s. The three nights leading up to my lazy Sunday were spent trekking across the state going to concert after concert. Indie hard hitters such as Delta Spirit and Cold War Kids were stopping in the state while local bands gathered in Norman for the Dustbowl Arts Market.
The shows were fun, exhausting and almost made me wish remnants of Hurricane Irene would make a dramatic shift to Oklahoma to flood my driveway for a week. As my concert-rattled bones did their best to recover, I still felt an overwhelming urge to attend more concerts. Especially the headlining show with Mister Heavenly (awesome band consisting of members of Man Man, Modest Mouse and Islands) that was at The Opolis.
Instead of heading to Norman again, I stayed home and came up with an idea for a song that I would like to be written. This song realization came to me after succumbing to more than 20 hours of live music in three days and seeing an overwhelmingly positive reaction to shows. There needs to be a song that captures the enthusiasm for what’s happening in our music scene.
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