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Snowflake 04-12-2007 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Bornieo: Fully Loaded (Post 130326)
Well, I'm all buzzed after last nights' Chicago show. YAY! My favorite band played my hometown. Naturally the downside is the area is about 2/3 rich white folk who barely applaude anything. But the other 1/3 were into it. Got 2 new T-shirts and I big smile on my face. :)

Very cool Borneo! back in the day, I loved Chicago (think Chicago VIII-XII) what number are they up to now? Incredible brass.

Kevy Baby 04-12-2007 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 130347)
Well, never having been to a rock concert, I don't know. But, for me, opera can be incredible (providing you enjoy it) and I leave the opera house pumped, enthralled and hoarse after screaming out bravos. Unless, of course, the performance sucked. Then we go out and eat and drown our sorrows and bitch how great it was in the good old days ;)

I think they should start slam-dancing and crowd surfing at the opera. That would be interesting.



ETA: not that the opera isn't interesting; I just meant it would be interesting to do those things at the opera.

Not Afraid 04-12-2007 10:34 AM

I SOOOOOO need a day off! I've been home for 20 minute stretches exactly 3 times since yesterday at 8:00 am. I may just turn off my phone tonight. That wold be novel - and refreshing.

Snowflake 04-12-2007 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 130358)
I SOOOOOO need a day off! I've been home for 20 minute stretches exactly 3 times since yesterday at 8:00 am. I may just turn off my phone tonight. That wold be novel - and refreshing.

NA with her phone shut off? :eek:

But a few days off, you deserve my dear!

blueerica 04-12-2007 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 130347)
Well, never having been to a rock concert, I don't know. But, for me, opera can be incredible (providing you enjoy it) and I leave the opera house pumped, enthralled and hoarse after screaming out bravos. Unless, of course, the performance sucked. Then we go out and eat and drown our sorrows and bitch how great it was in the good old days ;)

I think I mis-represented myself. Both ballet and opera are worthy of clapping and cheering, however, I would guess it's far more standard to blow out your vocal chords and have sore clapping hands at a rock concert than at an opera. And yes, Chicago can be pretty mellow and relaxing music, to me, so I might have been among the more quiet at the venue, though I certainly would have clapped, and perhaps given a hoot or two for a particularly good performance.

Don't laugh, cry, clap or cheer if you don't feel like it. I've watched movies I've found absolutely hilarious without laughing - all while others were coming unglued in the theater. It's usually the completely unexpected that will get me to laugh, unless I'm in a super joyous mood (then you might find me laughing at just about everything). I think it applies to everything, and I think I forgot that in the instant I tried to picture people not getting into music - which I'm way too into for anyone else's good.

Bornieo: Fully Loaded 04-12-2007 11:13 AM

Oh, beyond the 2-3 "Love" songs from the 80s, Chicago pretty much rocks the place. There's no moshing but it get's moving. At the Earth, wind and Fire/ Chicago show a couple years ago, there wasn't a soul sitting - it was amazing. It seems whenever I see Chicago at this venue the crowd is always subdued. Other places-everyone's up!

MW - I'm planing on hitting the Veijas show Sunday. I won $90 last time they played. Ooooh...

SF - The newest album is Chicago XXX which came out last year. Produced by Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts.

BarTopDancer 04-12-2007 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 130310)
Nothing personal BtD, but I hate you ;)

None taken ;) It's so pretty. I suspect we are going to go buy cables today. After partaking in some Chipotle. Hey Kevin, where did you say you got your cheap(er) HD cables?

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Originally Posted by Capt Jack (Post 130314)
feh. HD tv is sadly, still just tv.

But it's so prettyyyyyyy

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Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight (Post 130315)
Yes, but neither are work, which is the real issue here.

That too ;) Though I am busting my butt getting homework done.

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Originally Posted by MouseWife (Post 130317)
I am just bummed with the new HDs' because my kids tell me all of my schtuff won't look better on them.

I have a really wicked VHS tape of Soundgardens' 'Jesus Christ Pose' and I would love to see it on a bigger t.v. and with whatever qualities those t.v.s are supposed to have.

My roommate just bought a dvd player that converts the feed from regular dvd's into HD.

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No work is good. No matter what, I have to agree. Even if you just go feed the ducks. :)
Or watch the shiny tv :D

And I am super excited about going to see Keith Urban in June. mmmmmmmm smokin hot Australian country singer.

katiesue 04-12-2007 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by BarTopDancer (Post 130368)
And I am super excited about going to see Keith Urban in June. mmmmmmmm smokin hot Australian country singer.

I love his music but he needs to take a shower and wash his hair. And this time he needs to use soap.

DreadPirateRoberts 04-12-2007 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by katiesue (Post 130369)
I love his music but he needs to take a shower and wash his hair. And this time he needs to use soap.

spoken like a true mom :snap:

BarTopDancer 04-12-2007 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by katiesue (Post 130369)
I love his music but he needs to take a shower and wash his hair. And this time he needs to use soap.

I can help him with that... though Nicole may have something to say about that... ;)


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