The hipster elite was in full effect Wednesday evening (March 28), practically giddy as Brooklyn's indie rockers TV on the Radio played to a sold out crowd at the Fillmore in San Francisco. And live, there's no rushing TVOTR's art.

From the low, punctuating bass lines of Gerard Smith to Dave Sitek's screeching guitars, and Tunde Adebimpe's high-pitched vocals, the beauty of the music was more than enough to satiate the mixed crowd of anxious twenty-somethings.

As the band charged through some of the more potent, droning songs from their latest effort, Return to Cookie Mountain, one female fan took a bit of a tumble, leaving Adebimpe briefly shaken. "It took me 20 minutes to relax," Adebimpe later admitted.

London's ragged punk trio, the Noisettes, opened the show, bouncing and twitching their way through an energetic set, and eventually returned to the stage with hand shakers and percussion, joining TVOTR for one last blast of raw energy. GARY MOSKOWITZ / PHOTOS BY CASEY FLANIGAN

We asked: What is your favorite thing to do while listening to TVOTR?

Name: Katie Delevati
Age: 26
"Dancing with a bottle of wine."

Name: Amanda Homenko
Age: 27
"Sitting in traffic."

Name: Mark E. Mark
Age: 31
"Grow tomatoes."

Name: Garo Gordon
Age: 32
"Test out my new underwear in the mirror."

Name: Katie Watt
Age: 25
"Masturbate."

Name: Jenna Milligan
Age: 27
"Dance naked in my room."

Name: Katia Ten
Age: 24
"Eat Sunday breakfast."

Name: Marian Acquistapace
Age: 25
"Filing at work."

Adebimpe … he's ain't no Mister Grieves

Guitarist Kyp Malone

Vocalist Tunde Adepimbe and guitarist Dave Sitek figure out the new health rock

Noisettes frontwoman Shingai Shoniwa

Noisettes guitarist Dan Smith