The band
- the band consists of four people: two guitar players, one drummer and
the singer (Nikola Muchová, she’s the most prominent)
- they started late
- she stylizes herself into role of a mother (Mama Mucha)
- breast-feeding references
- response to passing ambulance: “You’re gonna wake my baby!”
- also reminds train as traveling means
- dedication of song to vomitting boy in the train
- referencing their journey
- she seems gaining weight in comparison what I saw on the internets (old videos)
- taking photo of audience for her grandmother
Songs
- most of them I had already known
- some new
- Nána, Romka, Pan Píča, Pozdě se zamilovat, over-eating, Za
všechno může matka, Heil Hispter, Slovenský pop
- some were with no deeper idea, just shocking (Pan Píča)
- thanks to that she won’t be too mainstream
- again combining languages
Audience
- group of gipsies (curiosity)
- heavy (i.e. loads of iron) punker (only one)
- teenagers (50 %)
- people around my age (40 %)
- mixed weed smokers, bad language speakers, also some “burgeois” like me
- smokers all around
- even some older people (10 %)
- people mostly in groups (couples or groups of friends)
- people close to stage danced wildly (~pogo)
- other people swang from side to side or moved their heads rhythmically
My behavior
- I thought I’d repay all the pirate copies I downloaded, unfortunately
the concert was free – I wonder who paid it
- I was lucky to keep my invariant of not visiting the Cross Club – it
was on the outdoor premises only
- I stood all the time, held cup of lemonade and I was thinking –
taking the lyrics into account too
- later I also had “urge” to rhythmically move (e.g. clap with foot)
and I resisted :-)
General
- volume too high, my hearing perception was distorted (due to non-linearity)