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Not the report. Not yet. That will come when I have audio and/or visual aids. For now, a slight recap.
So we still didn't talk to the guys, though they may or may not have been expecting us to find them since the theater's manager told us where they were staying (long story), but there was a second show the second night. So after we saw the first one, we found out about the second one, and Indy gave me sad eyes and begged, so we saw two shows the second night. ^_^
Chip wasn't there the second night. He was apparently sick. So they got Galen Emmanuele from the Upfront Theatre to replace him. Unfortunately he sucked. At least in comparison to the others. He did a lot of long pauses and stuttering, and the guys were very patient with him, but he just wasn't on their level. I was sad that Chip wasn't there being that I seem to be one out of maybe 4 people that actually like him, but it did bring about some interesting changes, the most interesting of which being what happened during Greatest Hits. I'm lazy, so I'm going to go copy and paste out of a comment I left Des.
Chip being out meant Jeff would have been singing alone for Greatest Hits, so instead, they had Greg singing with him for the first show, and Ryan singing with him for the second. ^__^ Indy got Ryan & Jeff's last song on video.
And both Ryan and Greg were really, really good, actually. We may have a video of Greg and Jeff rolling around on the floor together...but all the songs should be on audio tape at least. Greg's first song with Jeff is the one of his that impressed me the most. I think they were doing Cab Calloway. Their second two were familiar styles, which is probably why I didn't care as much about them. (County and Depeche Mode) Greg more or less just filled in Chip's role in these rather than making them his own, and while his voice was good, it was nothing new. Ryan...er...I can't remember the song styles, just that he and Jeff were hillarious singing together. Watching them was more like a battle than a duet, and it was just fantastic. And Ryan sang gorgeously, of course.
Jeff pleased me that night because he actually didn't do Keanu Reeves for Jeopardy at all. He did Christopher Walkin and Keith Richards. And Galen sucked at that game, of course, though his second character did make us laugh, which was a really perky pedophilic teacher. :)
Oh, and did I forget to mention that both Kat and Indy got on stage? ^__^ Indy got to move Greg in Moving People and Kat did Jeff's Sound Effects. Kat was especially adorable since she kept cracking up every time Jeff gave her a WTF look.
I think that's all I want to say for now. More detailed report to come.
So we still didn't talk to the guys, though they may or may not have been expecting us to find them since the theater's manager told us where they were staying (long story), but there was a second show the second night. So after we saw the first one, we found out about the second one, and Indy gave me sad eyes and begged, so we saw two shows the second night. ^_^
Chip wasn't there the second night. He was apparently sick. So they got Galen Emmanuele from the Upfront Theatre to replace him. Unfortunately he sucked. At least in comparison to the others. He did a lot of long pauses and stuttering, and the guys were very patient with him, but he just wasn't on their level. I was sad that Chip wasn't there being that I seem to be one out of maybe 4 people that actually like him, but it did bring about some interesting changes, the most interesting of which being what happened during Greatest Hits. I'm lazy, so I'm going to go copy and paste out of a comment I left Des.
Chip being out meant Jeff would have been singing alone for Greatest Hits, so instead, they had Greg singing with him for the first show, and Ryan singing with him for the second. ^__^ Indy got Ryan & Jeff's last song on video.
And both Ryan and Greg were really, really good, actually. We may have a video of Greg and Jeff rolling around on the floor together...but all the songs should be on audio tape at least. Greg's first song with Jeff is the one of his that impressed me the most. I think they were doing Cab Calloway. Their second two were familiar styles, which is probably why I didn't care as much about them. (County and Depeche Mode) Greg more or less just filled in Chip's role in these rather than making them his own, and while his voice was good, it was nothing new. Ryan...er...I can't remember the song styles, just that he and Jeff were hillarious singing together. Watching them was more like a battle than a duet, and it was just fantastic. And Ryan sang gorgeously, of course.
Jeff pleased me that night because he actually didn't do Keanu Reeves for Jeopardy at all. He did Christopher Walkin and Keith Richards. And Galen sucked at that game, of course, though his second character did make us laugh, which was a really perky pedophilic teacher. :)
Oh, and did I forget to mention that both Kat and Indy got on stage? ^__^ Indy got to move Greg in Moving People and Kat did Jeff's Sound Effects. Kat was especially adorable since she kept cracking up every time Jeff gave her a WTF look.
I think that's all I want to say for now. More detailed report to come.
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