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By Katie Thisdell Say Anything rocked out V to an energetic crowd in Wson Hall Say Anything said anything and everything as they entertained a packed auditorium with outrageous rock songs, comedic comments and intense energy. You know how when you go to a concert and you don ' t really know all the songs, so it ' s all up to the performance? asked sophomore Michelle Koob. Well, they were io entertaining. I thought they put on a really good show. Energy filled the stage during the hour-long set as the crowd cheered for the band to play more songs. Lead singer Max Bemis also proved he had a valuable stage presence as he engaged in comedic dialogue with the audience throughout the night. It was almost like stand-up in between songs, said Koob. 1 was cracking up, like, the whole time, so it wasn ' t bad that we didn ' t know any songs. Koob decided just an hour before the show began at 8 p.m. that she wanted to go. After finishing dinner, she ran to her dorm to get money before finding seats in the back of the auditorium with two friends. 1 knew two of their songs and I likeoWtiose, so in thebackof my head I was kind of considering going, explained Koob. It was a last minute decision, but it was really fun. The set list was split between two albums ...Is A Real Boy and In Defense of the Genre. The band played popular songs including People Like You Are Why People Like Me Exist, BabyGirl, I ' m A Blur, Shiksa (Girlfriend], Every Man Has A Molly, The Church Channel and An Orgy of Critics. Sophomore Melissa Smetts loved seeing her favorite song, Wow, 1 Can Get Sexual Too, performed live. As a fan of the band, she thought they sounded great, even from the back of the auditorium. They did sing very well, especially compared to other artists who sing live, said Smetts. ENERGIZED by the crowd, bass guitarist nie. Kent loses himself in the music. A 22-year-old New York native, Kent formerly played bass for the punk- rock band, Lance ' s Hero. Photo by Katie Piwowarczyk Gaij Angtfvmg 21 I
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