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Oct. 17th, 2005 01:59 pmBob Mould was fun. He had a ton of energy as did all of his bandmates. The fugazi guy must have wasted 100 drumsticks by throwing them up in the air. I bet Bob Mould fines him for each one and writes a little note urging him to be more careful. The show was loud, so I put my fingers in my ears a little bit, because I can't stand the day after ear ringing and I didn't bring ear plugs. I looked foolish, I bet. But, who cares about looking foolish amongst a bunch of Bob Mould fans? Not many people.
As High Fidelity was starting John low and sweet, murmured in my ear. "Will you be my wife?". I felt butterflies explode through out my midsection. So, I ran to the bathroom. When I got back I realized he had stolen my wallet and was buying drinks for a bunch of teenaged Bob Mould fans. David was trying to stop him. But, his method didn't seem to work. He would say "What do you look like naked?" to the drunk girls. I don't know why he thought that would stop John. But, he did get several phone numbers.
After the show we went over to Canter's at my insistence. I like that place a lot. Good food, and usually weird waitstaff. We even got to see famous people. The Neville Brothers, and some guy from the OC. I would have never spotted either of them, but John and David both have noses for fame and they pointed them out to me.
I am feeling pretty sick, still. But, I was glad I got a chance to go out and see Bob. It was a ton of fun.
Oh. Thinking of conversations we had:
Mike Newell is directing the next Harry Potter. He did a bunch of stuff, including Donnie Brasco. But, he didn't do Notting Hill, I don't know why I thought he did.
The Getty is having the Weegee exhibit until January. I hope I can get over there before than and check it out. There is plenty of time, just have to find a good weekend to go.
I, and everyone with a good sense of humor, needs to buy
The Shroud of the Thwacker by Chris Elliott.
Caribou has a new DVD out that collects all of the cartoons they showed during their shows. So, everyone who went to see Stereolab with me up in the city should go get that DVD! (All two of you)
David, I looked up that movie on the IMDB and the character names are pretty funny. I look forward to seeing what you are able to do with that story. Did you notice that there was a German documentary about it? It would be cool if you could get that translated and get some more info.
As High Fidelity was starting John low and sweet, murmured in my ear. "Will you be my wife?". I felt butterflies explode through out my midsection. So, I ran to the bathroom. When I got back I realized he had stolen my wallet and was buying drinks for a bunch of teenaged Bob Mould fans. David was trying to stop him. But, his method didn't seem to work. He would say "What do you look like naked?" to the drunk girls. I don't know why he thought that would stop John. But, he did get several phone numbers.
After the show we went over to Canter's at my insistence. I like that place a lot. Good food, and usually weird waitstaff. We even got to see famous people. The Neville Brothers, and some guy from the OC. I would have never spotted either of them, but John and David both have noses for fame and they pointed them out to me.
I am feeling pretty sick, still. But, I was glad I got a chance to go out and see Bob. It was a ton of fun.
Oh. Thinking of conversations we had:
Mike Newell is directing the next Harry Potter. He did a bunch of stuff, including Donnie Brasco. But, he didn't do Notting Hill, I don't know why I thought he did.
The Getty is having the Weegee exhibit until January. I hope I can get over there before than and check it out. There is plenty of time, just have to find a good weekend to go.
I, and everyone with a good sense of humor, needs to buy
The Shroud of the Thwacker by Chris Elliott.
Caribou has a new DVD out that collects all of the cartoons they showed during their shows. So, everyone who went to see Stereolab with me up in the city should go get that DVD! (All two of you)
David, I looked up that movie on the IMDB and the character names are pretty funny. I look forward to seeing what you are able to do with that story. Did you notice that there was a German documentary about it? It would be cool if you could get that translated and get some more info.
