Her letter to them after kicking them:
Dear Nurses,
I am very sorry from kicking you. The needle didn’t really hurt.
I’m sorry.
From Dahlia Fleck
Her letter to them after kicking them:
Dear Nurses,
I am very sorry from kicking you. The needle didn’t really hurt.
I’m sorry.
From Dahlia Fleck
This really needs some video I think to do it justice.
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LPK has an air compressor in the back of his van. I mean literally in the back, built in, to his van. Attached to the air hose he has an awesome tire gauge. We tested Pat’s tires and sure enough he needed air. Pat was very concerned that LPK would let out more air than he would put in. His fears were unfounded.
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The last song of the night – You Made Me Realise – lasted approximately 40 minutes. About 30 of it is just noise – very very loud noise and feedback. It is intended to be a wash of sound/noise, but after a while it was just humorous. I couldn’t help but look around and laugh. Here was a typical shot. Note the guy that is transfixed while the other guy is holding his ears shut.Â
They gave us all ear plugs as you walked in but some people didn’t use them. Art was one of them. He said that his ears just recently stopped ringing (4 days later).
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This was the line to get in, wrapped around the block. They kept telling us “me to the left, ladies to the right”. I couldn’t figure out why the sex disparity, but then once we were inside they frisked everyone for weapons. Luckily I left my Glock at home.
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Art, Ryan and I getting ready to ROCK!
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MBV on stage. Kevin Shields to the right, Bilinda Butcher on the left, Debbie Googe in the back on bass and Colm O Ciosoig on drums in the back.
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I also have a link to a song from the show (when they went through Fuji with it) that is pretty good quality here:
I loved seeing them live. It’s been something I’d been looking forward to all summer.