hey pop
oh god yes it's incredibly dangerous. I now have a computer in my room which is great for essay writing but far too tempting when email and the internet are just a few clicks away...fortunately I got an extension on my essay till next week, which helps
I'm looking forward to my first ever midnight opening (I've never before been sufficiently obsessed with a band at the right time to bother...) The only CD I've bought on the first day was I think 'no code' by Pearl Jam, when I was in my more grungy stage
I see your point about Carisbrook - though the crowd could set their flat couches on fire instead of waving lighters in the air
So as for hitting the road - well I'm thinking I might go to more than one concert, be a serious groupie and follow them all over the country (assuming they play Auck Wgtn Chch). I'm figuring that if I never get another chance to see them live, then I might as well make the most of the opportunity! So I might see you in Chch come 2001/2002...
I am also thinking of subscribing to Propaganda, particularly if I can get the 'hasta la vista' CD from Mexico City. But yeah it's kinda pricey.
I hope you like gladiator, personally it's not my kind of film (too much gore!). Having studied classics & Italian & history it might be interesting for me to see; but I'll probably just tear it to shreds for its inaccuracies!!! The film festival is currently in town but I havent seen anything yet; I'm going to a short film collection tomorrow including 'infection', the one about the computer-generated hand thing that takes on the student loan system (amen to that!)
Mermaid
PS do you own any U2 singles or EPs? they're so expensive to buy now, about $20 second hand for some. I am but a poor student (who has spent FAR too much money on U2 stuff in a short space of time), so if you have some (especially AB-onwards) and could burn them for me I'd be very grateful.
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she moves in mysterious ways...