Capricho and Technicolor Kick off the Spring 2010 Series! 2-26-10
Show Overview (Audio/Video to be posted soon): The Live Music Connection continued the success of its concert series with its opening concert of the spring. Featuring Capricho, an LMC veteran, and Technicolor, a dance funk band making their MIT live debut, the night was a huge success.
Capricho: After a great show in the fall series, Capricho was ready to get back on the LMC stage. Opening the night, Capricho showed the crowd exactly why they come to watch the flamenco fusion band live. The band, with two guitars, bass and percussion, intertwined both covers and originals into their set, while adding a their own styling to it. Xavier Gonzalez led on vocals and guitar, hammering out catchy rhythms while interacting with the crowd. The full audience cheered and supported the band throughout their ~45 minute set, and were excited when Capricho decided to play a couple more songs beyond their regular set. Technicolor: The LIve Music Connection decided to try something a little different, opting for an untested band in its opening concert. Technicolor promised to be a fun time for all, and they did not disappoint. The crowd was ready to dance and move by the time Technicolor ripped into their first of six songs, a synth, bass and guitar wall of sound that had everyone in the house moving. Heading up vocal and bass duties, Robert Boyd rocked the house, while supported by a strong rhythm section. The music was tight and the crowd roared for more, and six songs did not seem like enough for the audience. With such a strong reception, Technicolor's synth and bass infused tunes will be back by popular demand on May 7th, with the LMC's closing concert. With a crowd of upwards of 100 people, the house was packed and full of energy. Get ready for the next concert, featuring Supa Dupa and the Shallow Romantics on March 12th!


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