Concert highs are both the best and the worst part about attending concerts. There's always the familiar rush after attending a really great concert, only to have the fall out be disappointing.

1. Disbelief: the initial excitement

There's always that brief sense of euphoria after coming out of a really good concert. You feel so good, you can't believe it was real.

2. Re-listening to all the songs

You'll probably go back through the entire band's discography, just to see if the songs sound differently now that you've seen them live.

3. Humble-bragging to all your friends.

Everyone gets jealous over a good concert.

4. Bargaining: reliving through your own pics and videos.

You hope that your pictures and videos are good enough to capture the awesomeness of a great concert, but it rarely comes out as good as seeing it live.

5. Wishing you could go back just to relive the entire experience.

You don't know how good a concert is gonna be until you live through it.

6. Coming down: Accepting your post concert depression

There eventually comes a time when you realize you have to let go. There's other bands, other concerts, other great times to be had.

7. Purchasing tickets for the next concert

Because, let's face it, a concert high is totally worth it.

Goodbye, bank account.