Joining our peers and shakin' our butts and feelin' free - and alive, like good music and youth and energy should. I have seen the problem, and it is the booty. The booty folks - ain't enough of them shakin'. But young people going to concerts today are timid, it seems, holding their booties in check while they wait for the next song, to see if it's their favourite, and then it is, and they scream, and dance a little, and thirty seconds later they don't know what to do with themselves. And I watch these bands get up there, and crank out the hits.
People is too self-conscious.
They're at this concert, where they've paid to come and have a good time - expecting some sort of satisfaction guaranteed, so they're watching and waiting to see what comes of it. No performer can carry a concert by themselves - it's those shows where everyone is in it where the energy is lifted higher. Concerts should be a team effort. You can't just pay cash to have fun - you gotta sweat for it. If you wanna go to a rock concert, and you don't wanna sweat, don't expect a good time.