Small Bands

Once I wrote how I missed the experience of a 'real' rock concerts and how the big bands have such perfect concerts. Well, fortunate I opened my musical spectrum and started to listen to some small bands that hardly no one knows. One of them is Moddi. Compared to many bands I am obsessed at the moment, he kinds of have a lot of followers. Anyway, after 3 months listening to his song non-stop, I went to his concert last Friday. It was great. I was so afraid the live version might not sound like in the album, but it sounded just like it. It was great to hear him explaining when/how/why he wrote a certain song and the fact that I could easily get an autograph. In my opinion, being a small band is much better. One can really connect with ones audience, with the people that really enjoy ones music for how it sounds like and not for being trendy or something else. A friend recommended me this TED talk that translate this whole idea I am trying to expose. http://www.ted.com/talks/amanda_palmer_the_art_of_asking.html