pillowy star
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Just out of curiosity, Donna - why by car? If you calculate the fiscally estimated 0,30 € it costs to run a car per kilometer, you're at 1392,00 € ( ~ $ 1987,00) one way. Given that you also have to get the occasional motel room, I guess you could've bought quite some flight tickets for that money?
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Um .... I think so. We have 20 and 21, and it is the most middle seats in the right section, so I guess 23 and 24 are a bit more towards the right
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Frankfurt and Berlin for us, both front row right section towards the centre.
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^^ Seconded.
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I'll wager a guess... At least 80. That's including solo shows and festivals.
...... per year ......?
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We once made it to a queue way after him (he was the only one queueing at that time though), swapped to a different entrance, and still made it in before him. Oh and going to a gay bar with him is also fun.
(sorry Paul, but when someone rules as much as you do, they gotta be prepared for an appreciation thread at some point )
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Heartfelt congratulations, Kate & Graham! Welcome little Bea! And of course also congratulations to the big sister, Em
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How does this new album have the "R.E.M. sound" ? Maybe what I think is the R.E.M. sound (from way back in the 80's) isn't really the R.E.M. sound at all.
I dunno....I've listened to it a couple of times now and it's doing absolutely nothing for me.
I was a huge R.E.M. fan back in the day....Murmur literally changed my life...but nothing on Collapse Into Now is moving me aside from the last song with Patti Smith, which is the only song standing out for me at all. It's very hard-driving (which is a style I've never thought R.E.M. was particularly good at), and there is nothing nearly as memorable as Supernatural Superserious, which is the only song I can even remember from Accelerate at this point.
Meh.
Disappointing, and I really wanted to love it, if for no other reason than to relive my youth.
I think my love affair with R.E.M. is over, no matter how much I keep hoping that love affair will be rekindled with each new release....it just hasn't happened since Up....
You took the words right out of my mouth (apart from disagreeing on the song, for me it's "Oh my heart" that I think is really outstanding). I was having a hard time trying to put my feelings about CIN into words, but you just did it for me.
I am quite sad about this though
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I found the Kiwi accent very disturbing at first and couldn't understand a single thing. Now, we're trying to practice it at home! Dreeeeeeeeeeeeeeedful!
The pictures of Christchurch are devastating. Thinking I've been walking along these now disturbed roads not even 4 months ago in white summer trousers and flip-flops makes me well up. It is such a quaint town with lots of beautiful buildings.......or has been
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I think Michael Stipe isn't aging well at all. He's seriously looking a LOT older than my Dad who's turned 70 last week. Not kidding.
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I like this one too, Mills backing vocals on it are a little intrusive though and grating.
Agreed. I wish they would just finally get rid of these so-called "harmonies" *ouch* and let Michael's voice be Michael's voice instead of this so-called "Producer" re-working his vocals beyond recognition.
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That'll be a very happy Birthday indeed
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Picaresque of course.
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Happy New Year to everyone! For us it can only get worse than 2010 which was awesome on so many levels, so I am trying to go into 2011 with absolutely no illusions.
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Oh wow Donna! I most definitely live in the wrongest part of the whole world! I want an orange tree too
PS: Pic of haircut = La Belle
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Right at this present moment, I am having fun looking into the mirror and seeing what the night did to my radical new haircut (which was a xmas gift I gave to myself ). I look like a wild pixie with everything standing up
On Saturday & Sunday, I will be enjoying the whole of Season 6 of "Deadliest Catch", which we started watching by chance in New Zealand, and I got so hooked after only one episode that Rob bought us the whole season on DVD as soon as it came out. Oh joy!
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I thought Up was great, too. They kinda of lost me after that, but I still look forward to their releases. The Live at the Olympia is a great set, also.
Couldn't agree more. (not about the Live record though, which I don't have and don't intend to buy either)
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I find it highly confusing that people use the official name of the former communist part of Germany as an abbreviation for a dancing game. But well, it's Nintendo we're talking about, so...................
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Es war uns ein Vergnügen, Sie kennenzulernen. Danke dafür, dass es so unvergesslich.
If you ever plan to repeat this, let me know, and we'll be there as ticket office, B&B, travel guides, whatever you need. Spaghettieis will be guaranteed
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Here is another article from the same newspaper, this time it's apparently the best band in the world *rolleyes*, I guess Wilco will never get the whole world behind them, no matter how fantastic they are:
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/kultur/trost-und-ekstase/1944528.html
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Sorry about the disrupted show, Paul.
So it's indeed the band that doesn't want people to take photos anymore? Hm......
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I hope that after this tour they'll rush back to GA venues. Can't believe how lucky we were in Offenbach!
Grosse Freiheit in 2007
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Erm............I could, but I won't, seeing as it is persisting it down. You obviously took the sun with you
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California Stars
I'll Fight
Via Chicago
Damn.
The Mother of All Roadtrips...
in Tongue-Tied Lightning
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Hehe I love road trips, don't get me wrong! It's just that "getting somewhere" is easier and cheaper to fly! But if the road trip is a planned part of the fun, that's a different story