i never been to one of your shows before, but i did hear you guys give it all on stage, so i was just wondering what happens to you right after a show, like phisically and emotionally, what are you going through.


thanks,
-eti.

i've never being in any ev. converts but i think that physically they are really tired and emotionally i think they are really satisfied and happy because they see and feel the love of the fans.

I can personally vouch for their live show. While they don't flail around like a post hardcore/emo type band or anything like that, it's still very intense. I personally prefer for a singer to hit the note on pitch rather than move around alot. Basically, the guitars and drums are mic'd and eq'd to sound huge, and the vox cut through the mix very well. The lightshow also gives a bit of an edge to the performance, with strobe lights being timed to the bass drum doublekicks. Bottom line, it's a great show. If you ever get a chance to attend one, do it.:)

^What bluesdealer said.

It's worth every penny you spend on a ticket, every second on line waiting (even in the rain lol), and being squished to death in the mosh pit. The passion of the music, of the performance, is amazing. Even when you know what's coming, when you know every word...you still get so excited and so pumped. And you're REALLY sorry when it's over.

Me = nerd. But whatever lol. It's an amazing experience. (Side note: my dad came to pick me up after the Philly concert, and was way too early. Heard almost half of Ev's set and was absolutely floored by how awesome they were. So. There you go :D)

I would think that, afterwards, they'd change because they got hot, drink loooots of water, and chill for awhile to unwind. ;)

they're going through a shower

[i hope]

ha! and sleeping too

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they're going through a shower

[i hope] Pft. Showers are for panzies... er, wait.http://evboard.com/images/smilies/eek.gif