That was a great show, and it really brought me into contact with this group. I figured it was gonna be epic just from the way they were portrayed in the show, and I wasn't dissapointed. I mean, it's not like I ever got to see them perform once in the show, but seeing them live was a totally different story.

It's like watching a really good rock concert. Obviously most stuff is precussion, but they really are what other successful groups that do similar stuff are based on. Stomp is in the same vein, but even as a full blown music, they can't put on a show that is really comparable. I think I may have the best mix, now that I think about it. Imagine if you mixed Stomp and Daft Punk. You get the awesome episodic stage show with really impressive, basic, sounds mixed excellently.

I took a half star off for the price, but I would pay it again.

Sure it was free, but I still feel like I was cheated out of a little bit of life, and that is almost the same as it costing money.

Something about this guy rubs me the wrong was. I just get this feeling from him like he's envisioned himself as some kind of hipster. I think if he didn't try to push this douchy image he wouldn't be so bad. I think this is the type of guy that Job from "Arrested Developement" was based on.

he's not bottom rung though. No matter how much I dislike him I can't bottom out the review because he is a well known magician that puts on a show that lots of people like. You can certainly pick a much worse show to see.