Something I will never forget - the first time...

I feel inspired.I feel a power.Crazy. Real. Fighting. Overwhelming. Spreading fast. Not at all fading away. Not having any intention of doing so. I don’t know where all the words come from. Word-vomit. It’s just a mixture of emotions. I experienced one of the most amazing shows I have ever seen or heard. I was at a concert. But my word-vomit is not accurate enough - it could never describe it as I wish. The first two words that come to my mind as having a sort of connection to what I felt are “invigorating power”. It is mostly associated to the performance of Manowar I enjoyed so much. I am really not good at descriptions when overwhelmed by such an emotion, but it was exciting and I have to mention it, I really do. It was the first time I went to a big concert. I don’t know, many people didn’t like Manowar, because the fans were there for Rammstein, but for me both bands had different influence. When I saw the Kings, Manowar, I felt really energized all of a sudden. It was the fire I saw in those eyes, the eyes of the vocalist. He had some extraordinary presence of mind. Of course, it could all have been a result of the euphoria, but never mind, I still have to share. They create a sort of union. I really feel a part of something. Although they sing for some imaginary battle, although I actually never liked wars, that feeling of being a part of something, even if it’s music (heavy metal xD, gosh good thing there aren’t many of my acquaintances reading this, or else I’d take the “critical” ) it’s still a great feeling, greater than all feelings I’ve had for the last month (they were mostly ones of boredom and apathy, mixed with anxiety and, remember, the sound of the prolonged “Noo”) Their music kind of helped me to get out of a hollow. On the concert I actually felt as if I was a warrior and if we went to a war lead by Manowar we would win! Probably it’s that, the feeling you are strong, I needed that, I really did. So enough reviewing Manowar, let’s say a little something about Rammstein. They were shiny. Literally. Lots of fire, light, more fire, and more light. And, of course, the typical signature of Rammstein in the sound. A great show, even for someone that would rather understand what they sing about (although that someone knows it’s not very nice xD) So that is all. A concert I had waited for a long time. Let’s not forget the other two bands – Stone Sour and Alice in chains, they too were great! Especially, when Corey sang “Through the glass” that has a special meaning for me and Alice in chains did “Rooster” that I really like.
Thank you all for the experience, it was magical and unforgettable!