Just back from Indy....was there for the race as well, so it's my first chance to report.
I thought the show sounded great. I was in Columbus as well and thought this show sounded a whole lot better, althought I was drunk here and not at the Cbus show. As opposed to Cbus I didn't see any dropped microphones or hear very many lyric screw ups, and the small mistakes that were in there were so minor it hardly had an effect on the songs. Song to song it just seemed to run so much more fluid than the week before. Scott dropped in the first verse of Bi-Polar Bear as an intro to one of the songs, I can't remember which one it was though. I thought they were going to break that out for a few seconds.
Scott did mention something about Creep somehow being about Columbine, which made no sense. Columbine happened when I was in high school in about '99 or so, and I'm pretty sure Core had been around a while before that. Maybe he meant another school or maybe he has no idea what he is talking about.
It was the exact same set list as Columbus, pretty much the greatest hits. But that was fine because as I said it sounded as though they are perfecting those hits. Plus the crowd at Indy was drastically different, it was a bunch of people there to drink or watch a race. It was a good crowd to just play the hits to. As I said, I thought it was actually a better experience than Columbus, I didn't have to deal with Disturbed's crowd surfers before-hand and didn't get my face busted open by a flying beer bottle. Oh, plus somehow I just walked into the track without a ticket, so I actually went to this show for free AND got to bring in my own beer. That makes up for the $100 I dropped a week earlier I guess.
They are pretty much done with my neck of the woods for the rest of the tour so who knows when I will see them again.
