corianderstem
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I thought the version they did on their Unplugged was just stellar.
I still miss Bill Berry.
I still miss Bill Berry.
Best trio of REM harmonies in any REM song.
Ashley: I'm with you. I'm trying to be strong and put the Mexico thread on ignore as soon as it popped up.
I thought the version they did on their Unplugged was just stellar.
I still miss Bill Berry.
Honestly I just don't give a shit about how much I do or don't post here, so I don't feel any real need to stay away from here. I married someone from this fucking site, I kind of like you guys.
I like you guys too, but, honestly, I wanted my concert experience to be as pure and special as possible. That trumped my posting, and, was very well worth it. Sucks that this is even an issue, but that's the good and bad with the internetz. Ignorance is sometimes bliss.
I've learned to watch for my signs that it's time for a break. Those signs involve taking stupid shit way too personally and getting into really stupid arguments with people and end up churning it in my head over and over.
Then I think "god, that's both irritating and sad, and I would like to stop that. Time for a wee break."
Or sometimes I can shake it off and I go back to being my jolly obnoxious self.
We've talked about this before. Had I to do it over again, I would have avoided the set list spoilers as much as humanly (for me) possible, but I didn't think I was going to a show, because financial difficulties made Chicago an impossibility for me, and I had plans during the Arlington gig. Then I ended up going to the Arlington gig, and I can tell you, that I would have been blown the fuck away had I been able to hear TUF without any warning. As it was, I had it so built up in my head that they were going to play it, that I couldn't focus on anything else but how irritating Bono was during the guitar solo. That's not exactly true, in the moment, it was one of those life-making events. But my memories are now skewed by that, and it's really stupid and pisses me off, but...such is life.
No spoken words said:I've gotten better at avoiding stupid spats. I am still an asshole from time to time, or maybe all the time, who knows....but I definitely try to avoid the ridiculous arguments that seem to sometimes define this site.
bono_212 said:of course that can lead to disappointments of there own...broken social scene
I've come to the depressing conclusion that a lot of people here are just idiots. That makes the stupid spats not so much stupid as a consequence of life that I can easily have a good laugh about.
One of the challenging things about having faith in God is the knowledge that Moggio has a purpose that affects me in some abstract way. I prefer to think of him as cosmic chaos.
I thoroughly enjoyed LCD's show, despite knowing beforehand they wouldn't play my favourites from This is Happening.
I didn't see setlists, but I'd heard a lot about Van Morrison's shows, so I went to see him last summer with rather low expectations. I figured I'd be lucky if he played two songs I knew.
But damn, he blew my expectations away, and he played a lot of stuff I knew. So that was nifty.
He did, however, live up to my expectations by not saying one word to the audience.