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Spandex Nation Band Analysis
The band I saw perform was "Spandex Nation", an 80's metal "hairband" style tribute band. The band played a lot of popular rock and metal songs from the 1980's, so I recognized most of the lyrics. The quality of sound was surprisingly good, I felt like the band performed surprisingly close to the songs they were covering. You could definitely tell the band has been playing for a while, because they played together well and knew exactly what they were doing. The transitions/continuity between songs was good, too, because there were pauses where the singer would tell us what was up next and take time to introduce the song.
The overall energy of the concert was high when they were performing, they also used a lot of onstage lighting and special
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