martha
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We have baby.
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We have baby.
Imps, I'm liking Camp, by the way. A lot more than any of the other tracks I had heard from him before. I think it's a lot stronger.
At first I couldn't really get past a lot of the things about his delivery and lyrics, but it's definitely grown on me.
On my second listen right now, and the entire first half of the album is really good and flows together nicely. "Fire Fly" is probably my favorite song right now.
joyfulgirl said:I had not seen the Pixies since they opened for U2 during ZooTV, which made it extra special tonight when they gave a nod to U2 by playing Wave of Mutilation twice.
u2popmofo said:I have many not so fond memories of caffeinated soda-filled nights of fluff-filled paper writing.
Prince is coming to my area. I hate that it's in Tacoma, but I'm going to try and get a ticket. Hope they're not ridiculously expensive, as I'd rather have a good seat, as the sound in that place is horrendous in the cheap seats.
haha.
if we hadn't had a snowstorm, and a tree hadn't bitten a chunk out of my car (damn thing is still in the shop), i would have seen them when they played CT. for free, too, since my brother found himself with a spare ticket and no ride to the show (the friend with the car bailed, only reason i got called). stupid new england weather.
they played Doolittle all the way through
u2popmofo said:I went to a U2 concert where a guy who was furiously screaming for Kings of Leon to be removed from the stage so he could see U2 essentially passed out 5 songs into U2's set.
Oh, that's funny.I went to a U2 concert where a guy who was furiously screaming for Kings of Leon to be removed from the stage so he could see U2 essentially passed out 5 songs into U2's set.
Oh, that's funny.
And sorry about the creepy links. Numbers stations are fucking weird, but most of the creepy stuff I've found is faker than cobbler's street cred.
Lol, i stood in GA line all day next to this couple and somehow ended up next to them in GA as well, they drank 3 overpriced beers each during Interpol and I guess started to feel sick or something because they left right before U2 went on... What a waste...
I went to a U2 concert where a guy who was furiously screaming for Kings of Leon to be removed from the stage so he could see U2 essentially passed out 5 songs into U2's set.
That is easily the most sensual thing I've seen all day.
I only ended up staying up a few hours later than normal, so not a big deal. Strangely, I was actually happy I read through that crap, as it's nice to know others sometimes have weird sleeping issues. I unfortunately came to the discussion days late though, and thus my comments looked like those of an insane person's.What else is new?
Anyways, in regards to weird sleep issues, I've had scattered issues with insomnia in my life. I've never really had the sleep paralysis in regards to the "can't move" issue, but I have unfortunately had a few times in my life where I somehow open my eyes but am still sort of dreaming, and it makes for some screwed up hallucinations and the like.
From what I read, this is fairly common and why a lot of people who think they were abducted by UFOs, or visited by angels / ghosts / whatever, usually have some weird story of waking up and the figures being there and then some sort of time loss, etc. Essentially you have your eyes open, but are not awake enough to comprehend basic things your eyes are seeing while you're dreaming over the top of that.
Mine mostly involved dreaming some sort of of white cloud was flying around my celling, and happened when I was in my mid-twenties and had graduated from college. I just always assumed I was waking up and seeing light from headlights in the parking lot moving across the ceiling, but my dreams turning it into something weird. I suppose a bird could have taken advantage of me when I was 26 though...
elevated_u2_fan said:they drank 3 overpriced beers each during Interpol and I guess started to feel sick or something because they left right before U2 went on... What a waste...
I know, I was just trying to make a stupid joke about something that's not very funny. I know you weren't alluding to that. The funny thing is that everything I've dreamed in those situations have been pretty stupid, and fairly easy to decipher what I really was probably seeing at the time. That said, they still absolutely terrified me at the time, and get me really paranoid and panicked to sleep sometimes.
I'm pretty sure Bono's talking about the smell of a newborn's head a few days down the road, after a couple of baths, not straight out of the womb.