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great for fans! never thought i could get a chance to see him. he played a few songs solo and said "i get kind of nervous" and then he played the rest with his band. it was wonderful.
Daniel Johnston was amazing. The concert was so much deeper than just the music, it was actually very inspiring.
I saw Daniel Johnston on Austin City Limits and was inspired enough to catch him live in concert. His lyrics are sad, funny, and pretty universal. If you have seen the documentary and you are a fan I would recommend seeing him. It's also interesting to see him play with whatever local band opens for him.
He shakes when sings. He spits when he talks. His voice is perfectly original. It was one of the best shows I've ever been to.
Great show. Daniel played by himself and with a band. He played new and old songs and one encore, "True love will find you in the end". It was great.
what can i say wow his lyrics are so pure and raw seeing him in person was a religious experience
Perfect venue, played a lot of classics, fantastic and enjoyable.
I wasn't sure what to expect initially after watching his documentary but when Daniel came on stage I knew i was was going to be amazed! With eyes of love and determination he took the stage, maybe a little vunerable and definitely full of emotion. That's what I love about Daniel Johnston, he writes music I can feel,with simple metaphors that hit your mind and stick. His fun, playful attitude expressed in all his songs seeps into the audience as we followed his every word. The show seemed spontanious as he stopped mid song and switched to another one saying "wait how about this one" with a smile. later he was joined by another acoustic player so he could focus more on vocals. After a short intermission, he came back with "hide your love away" a lennon tune that could have easily been his own. The opening band joined him near the end of the show with a handful of songs that Daniel seemed to pick even more randomly from his songbook, switching the vibe to rock and roll. The night was full of genuine love and pure happiness for all, I can't wait for his return.
Daniel is a living legend, it's a crime that it's taken so long for people to catch on... he is a born performer, a prolific song writer and larger than life character. He should have been able to make a living touring years ago... my only complaint is that they could have had one size bigger in tour shirts :)
