DigiMusic The All-American Rejects Live in Malaysia

Photos for Boston Chill Out must on-hold.
Will be released later some time.
I have something more important right now.
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It is The All-American Rejects live in Malaysia.

The stage at Car Park A at Bukit Jalil National Stadium. Gorgeous.

The crowds were huge. It's humid and suffocating. The people around are all tall and gigantic. It drizzled when the local bands were performing the opening act. And the set-up and sound check before AAR showed up took like eternity. But when they stormed on to the stage, all complaints were forgotten.

Tyson finally recovered from his infectious knees and back on stage. And Nick was as cute as ever.

Donning a Red Indian feather crown, wearing his signature singlet and tight-hugging pants, body full of glitter dust just like when he performed during MTV world stage, Tyson and the band rock the crowds high with Move Along.

Giggling and talking in girlish sweet voice, sexy Tyson flirted on stage with the crowd below. But when the band strummed the intro of Dirty Little Secret, the crowds were jumping and rocking to the beat of the song. If there were more people it would be like the mob flash for BEP's I gotta feeling on Oprah's show.

Who could resist being touched by Tyson? or Nick? The crowds went crazy when they churned out the song I wanna.

The concert wouldn't be complete without this ultimate must-have song of the century. I always love melancholy song. Too bad it's not Tyson himself on piano for It Ends Tonight.

The last song left those who attend MTV World Stage want more of AAR. And one thing for sure, they never left us disappointed when they Gives You Hell. Once again, the crowds were rocked

to near hysteria.

The All-American Rejects promised to put up a good show to compensate for the postponed Oct 10 performance and they keep to their words. They performed for more than one hour non-stop and by the end, it was wet both on and off stage. They were tired, we were tired but they and we, enjoyed the show to the tiniest bit of our hearts.

One thing too bad about this whole atmosphere was when the crowds were singing along with the band for most of the songs. It built up the correct feel and enjoyment nonetheless, but aren't we there to hear them sing instead of us singing (or rather screaming).

And after every event, this is a common scene.