I felt my glasses go into my eye, my camera cracked in my pocket. Someone grabbed my glasses and held on to them. More people went down. I tried to regain my footing, but the floor was too slippery. I fell back to the floor again. After four or five failed attempts I regained my balance and we tried to head out of the pit. My glasses were shoved back into my hand by a friendly soul... THANKYOU if you ever read this.
We struggled against the natural flow of the mosh and got to fresh air, where I slowly regained the site in my left eye enough to go back into the crowd, I was freaking out for a while!
We missed a song, but made it back fairly quickly to watch from a safe distance. I realised my camera was broken with still 10 photos left on the roll, hence i only got 3 of Rollins all up. These were taken with the camera high overhead and a hope for the best.
Henry is a true master of the stage, he knows how to work the crowd and how to keep the energy flow at a maximum. There were little to no breaks between songs and the crowd loved it.
My only complaint was the lack of a live performance on Liar, and I could see it in the other fans too, where was the favorite song? We yelled and screamed our lungs out for it but to no avail, the band left. In hindsight it is understandable, it is not the same band, they would have also been sick of playing the song at every gig, I would imagine everyone yells for it at some point.
Overall I was more than impressed with the performance put on, he is a master at work in his natural environment, the stage!!
