Seizing the charts with their shamelessly decadent glam-pop, Scissor Sisters brought the noise—and the glitter—to the Metro stage on September 15, 2004. Dominating airwaves with their eponymous debut album, the over-the-top quintet cordially doled out fan bait including harpy groove “Laura” and a synth-saturated cover of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb.” Performing with technicolor flamboyancy, the hip-shaking, boa-adorned quintet delved into lofty topics like the skuzzy world of New York counterculture and sexuality with infectious melodies and plenty of glitz.
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This was one of the most stressful nights of my life, hands down. Everyone at this show was wasted out of their minds.
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