Dismemberment Plan

An amazing show! When I was 19 The D-Plan was my favorite band on earth. I saw them blow Weezer off the stage opening for them in 1994. I saw them a million times when I was going to Mary Washington College (where two of them went) and in DC in the 90s. I was shocked years later when I was going to grad school in New Orleans and they were touring- and came their twice. More and more people seemed to know about them. Now in 2011 they just sold out a major NYC venue, two days in a row- and everybody knew all the words! It was really incredible. They went all they way back to their "!" album for a few choice tracks, but most people seemed more familiar with "Emergency and I." However, everyone knew "Ice of Boston." I forgot how much I loved those fret-less bass lines, I forgot how freaking incredible the drummer is. Poor guitarist was sick (after not touring for 9 years and then only playing 10 gigs, can you imagine?!). Because of that and the fact that there was a dance party starting at midnight the band could only play until 10:45, but they started before 9! They played lots of songs. Every body loved it. Lots of jocking around between songs- I'm glad the band wasn't tense. Way to be band, guys.

THE PLAN IS THE GREATEST LIVE BAND OF ALL TIME. T-MO RULES. IF YOU DISAGREE YOU ARE WRONG.

Great show! Glad to see them back together. Hope to see them again.

It was amazing. It was everything i thought it would be and more

I saw The Dismemberment Plan in about a 1/3-full Terminal 5 two weeks earlier - the stage was big and the atmosphere was awkward. They then played to the same amount of people at Paradise Rock Club, and while I really liked the first performance, this one blew it out of the water. Sounded just as good, but with tons more energy and feedback from the crowd. They managed to play The Ice of Boston perfectly with some hundred fans on the stage singing along. A great mix of new and old songs - it's very cool to see the Uncanney Valley songs transform as they're played more and more live. Always great to hear OK Joke's Over and a few songs from __Is Terrified.__ What a great mix. Favorite concert I've been to this year.

They are my favorite band, but I didn't become a fan until after they broke up. I was so grateful for this once in a life time opportunity to see them live! It was unforgettable!

Great trip up from Portland to see D Plan reunion.

Excellent band with tons of energy and great interaction with the crowd., venue wasnt the best and drinks were overpriced for what you got.

I saw them in Boston and at this show in Seattle. Both times they were amazing and one of the best bands I've seen live. I've seen a lot. If they decide to play more shows, see them.

What an unbelievable show! I had a fantastic time, and was fully immersed in the music. Totally zoned in. This is mostly due to the fact that I only knew about three of the songs prior to seeing them live. I liked giving myself a band new experience. If I had been able to dance (no room, really) my heart out, I think it would have literally been the best concert experience of my life. It certainly was the best listening experience of my life, thus far...and...I've been to a LOT of shows. This rivals seeing Radiohead at Bonnaroo.

I know it was only a reunion, but they are still amazing!

Words cannot even describe; nothing I write here will do justice. Webster Hall's sound has never been so clean, the band has never played so well, the song selection was perfect (Rusty!!). Absolutely incredible.

The greatest concert I have ever been to. Hands down.

First time seeing them, since they've been broken up for 7+ years. Had incredibly high expectations, and they were met! Played a little something from their entire catalog. Couldn't have asked for a better show!!

Amazing performance. The energy of the band and the crowd was sensational.