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Kirsten's Washington DC Review
July 2, 1998
On July 2, 1998 Hanson was coming to Washington DC. Well it was my first
concert I was in 6th row center in seat 5. Before the concert there was
beach balls being tossed around well I had a marker so I added my web
page addy well a girl went up to the person in charge and gave him the
ball and he put it backstage so hanson has my web page addy. Well when
hanson came out isaac was wearing a green long sleeve button shirt with
a tight white t-shirt underneath and black/blue paints. Taylor was wearing
a button long sleeve white shirt with a tight black shirt underneath and
he had red velvet paints (in the middle of the concert he took of the
white shirt and I can tell you every one was screaming). Zac was wearing a
blue/white tie die shirt (like the one on nick choice awards) and black
paints. When Taylor went to Zac and Zac got up from his drums then Taylor
took over the drums while Zac got the water gun and got me all wet. Then
Zac got the drum sticks that he was using and gave it to a 5 year old
girl (that was so sweet). Then later in the 1 hour 30 min long concert Ike
had a solo the song was called "More than Anything" on Tay's keyboard. It
was soooo romantic. Well there was a break in the song and everyone was quiet
and I screamed I LOVE YOU ISAAC and everyone turned around and looked at
me even Ike looked at me. At the of the concert they left and everyone
started to scream HANSON over and over again, 10 sec later you hear Zac's
voice saying DO YOU WANT US BACK then everyone said yes he said ARE YOU
SURE and we said yessssss so they came back and started to sing the last
2 songs. At the end of the concert taylor got 2 water guns and go me wet
2 more times.
BY Kirsten Knokeywell
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