...ow.

[pipistrellafelix]

Whoa...I just saw STOMP. And it was BRILLIANT.

I know, I know, I'm using too many superlatives, everything is brilliant, yada yada--but oh lord. It's true. It's magnificent.
You know how when you hear a noise, sometimes your head rings? My entire body is ringing, from noises and thumps that went so deep they rattled my guts. And the brilliant sounds they made with rubber pipes and empty plastic water jugs...and nine people in a line in the dark making noises--and lights--with lighters, like a firefly-percussion band.
I was tap dancing and scuffling my way down the street afterward (wearing my boots, cause it was raining earlier, and damn glad, because they make better noises than converse) and then tapping the whole train ride home. Bet I annoyed the hell out of my fellow passengers. Oh well.

I have only this to add: If you ever have the chance to go see STOMP--GO SEE IT. Flat out, no excuses. It's incredible.

Going to see Old Bailey tomorrow--barristers and so forth. And then 'Anything Goes'. Oughta be good...

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[zephyr-42.livejournal.com]

Hmm, I have distinct memories of loud, stomping sounds made by mass amounts of people, so I can relate. It really is an amazing experience when you first hear it. Until now, I've said that it's sorta undescribable, but you seem to have done a damn good job!