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On Saturday, June 23rd, 2012 me and three favourite people saw Metric play the Commodore Ballroom. Tickets were free, available by “contest” only, as part of a campaign to promote Rogers Wireless Box Office (which sure didn’t last long). The band played Synthetica more or less front to back. So these are the frames.

There was a sense about this performance that found the band still looking for the identity to songs that hadn’t yet had a chance to live in front of a crowd. In retrospect, it was quite a contrast to compare this night to the Rogers Arena show that followed in November (an epic arena experience that somehow managed to make Rogers Arena feel like your best friends and favourite band were gathered in your living room). But this one was special in it’s own intimate way. To witness a band perform a fresh album released just 11 days prior to an audience trending more towards longtime fans than happenstance concert winning attendees, in an unlikely venue clearly outgrown by the bands success, it was a memory to keep.

http://youtu.be/PL2B8kz6Zws

Hello, readers. A couple of years ago I used my camera a few times to impress these emulsions. How about that?

I guess on this day we went to eat some where in the sun. Sounds like a novel idea right about now.

What to say!

I still can’t believe this woman drew a firearm on a child.

But, I can totally believe that.

Big birdy likes the tummy rub.

This post is so random, right?

Sanch :o

Weston chose to grant us a public performance that day.

Hmm, what else do I need? Maybe some beef jerky?

Okay. Thanks for stopping by, readers. Hope I have not been overwhelming you with so many updates.

Autolux at Venue Sunday August 15th, 2010 Vancouver, BC.

Throwing in a few snaps that were once again made 2 summers ago.

Some street festivities.

We were nearby waiting for a table to have breakfast.

Something happened to that frame. Bunch of light leak on this and the next few frames on the roll. Not sure what that was about.

Doing some good make-up.

Running the gamut of emotions here in these portraits.

Anonymous passenger.

Tenant at the Cellar maybe?