Dar Williams
May. 28th, 2008 10:09 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alixtiiDar is adorable.
My parents complained that she rambled too much, but I really enjoyed her ramblings.
Coming out of my computer speakers, Dar's voice isn't particularly the type to speak to me for whatever reason, but it was perfect for the venue, echoing out into the park and filling it beautifully. It's the same venue I saw Lisa Loeb in, a couple years back, and it's very small and intimate and outdoors. Dar herself seemed to really enjoy all of the little children running around, as children are wont to do when they are brought by their parents to a free outdoor concert.
By the end of the concert--pretty much everything that came after "The Christians and the Pagans" (it goes without saying that the tears were streaming down my cheeks there)--I was hanging onto every word she sang, which is pretty impressive considering the attention-deficit-disorder way I usually listen to music. I can't evensing sit through an entire vid without switching windows (and I know I'm not alone among fen in this!).
My parents complained that she rambled too much, but I really enjoyed her ramblings.
Coming out of my computer speakers, Dar's voice isn't particularly the type to speak to me for whatever reason, but it was perfect for the venue, echoing out into the park and filling it beautifully. It's the same venue I saw Lisa Loeb in, a couple years back, and it's very small and intimate and outdoors. Dar herself seemed to really enjoy all of the little children running around, as children are wont to do when they are brought by their parents to a free outdoor concert.
By the end of the concert--pretty much everything that came after "The Christians and the Pagans" (it goes without saying that the tears were streaming down my cheeks there)--I was hanging onto every word she sang, which is pretty impressive considering the attention-deficit-disorder way I usually listen to music. I can't even