The Who @ MSG
The MSG shows were a blast! Here are some pictures:
Recent Happenings
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Recent Happenings
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Hi Sarah,
hope you feel good. I love your posts and the pictures. Cross my fingers for you to see all on the second leg again. Hope to see THE WHO next year in Europa once more.
Love and peace
Stefan
Hey Sarah-
What happened to Pete?
What do you mean "jolted?"
Worried not bored in California,
Sue
Hi sarah,
Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting. Good luck with the film stuff. Your pictures here are great.
Cath :-)
OOOPS
I'm sorry I didn't capitalize the "S"!!!
cathfria
I'm curious too!
So weird, that no one answered!
BTW, I took down myspace and my blog.....I'm tuning out of cyberworld, well, sort of.
Hope you don't mind, my checking in...now and again ;-)
hello miss sarah-
i found out what happened through the who mailing list...
"Edmonton's show was better. The sound quality was clearer. The guitar
electrical problems added a bit of a worry - like when Pete first got
a shock - finger/hand... I was watching in the binoculars and I said
- he's hurt (thinking he'd slashed a finger/hand...) then he went to
the mic and got zapped (looked like through the mouth) and staggered
backward (not to the underground) into his amp stack, knocking them
around.....and Zak stopped - in the middle (ok, near the end) of WGFA
as did everyone else, .... and Pete, as Bill and the rest of the
backstagers ran out to hold him up waved Zak and the band on.....
And Pete returned so quickly - new guitar, a half step further from
the mic.....and the band played on."
Whoa!
Scary.
Thank the good Lord he's ok!!
Really.
I don't know who you are, anonymous!
No hon, that would be the OTHER Sue!
I think she forgot to sign it.
Hope I'm not in trouble now...
Hey Sarah, I love your post here, it was truly lovely to meet you at the MSG gig, your a real sweetheart. I love your picture's and am glad you had a good time, hope to meet you again some day, take care.
mikey
hi sarah....it is me, sue....sorry...i didn't realize I was on anon.....
thanks, to sue, for recognizing me....
xoSue
Do you like "The Long Winters" ? They will be opening for Keane in Europe. MP3's off their website are bitchin.
http://www.thelongwinters.com/
sarah....you can get howard stern show, for free on the internet, for two days...just go to sirius.com and sign up! the interview is going to be done on some internet connection, not the phone, so it should sound like they are in the studio.....
Hey Sarah
(yeah, I thought I should post to your blog at least once.)
Did you get to meet Pete at MSG that night? Or just Simon?
Dave
what a bummer, today was!
Not another word, from me!
;-)
Sweet post on Rachels blog. Sorry for the loss!! It just shows you have a tender heart I think and never loose sight of that. It can carry you through wars in my opinion and experience!
xx
Sarah,
When you first arrived at Pete's blog, I remember thinking, you reminded me, of me! You lost your Dad at about 19 or younger, right? I lost my Dad at 19. I also lost a lot of family; one right after the other....my grandparents were all gone by the time I was 16, my favorite and only maternal uncle, died about 1 year before my Dad, then 9 months after my dad died, another favorite cousin died..in the past 26 years, after loosing my dad, I have lost 2 more cousins, one extremely sudden, and the other cousin, 4 years younger then me, to an AIDS related illness...she was a heterosexual female, I've lost two more uncles, my aunt's husbands, whom I adored......In the space between, I was married, and had two beautiful children. I have had many fun, wonderful times, and I pray for many more to come. I even think about what my grandchildren will call me. Certainly, NOT GRANDMA!!!! Ah, but that is a long way off, as my oldest is only 14...
Having witnessed the tragedy of 9/11, as a Mother, I was depressed. I thought, "what have I done? why did I bring more lives into this effed up world?"
But, slowly, the joys and splendors of life took over, and sadness was replaced by acceptance.
I don't have the answers, but I think life is for the living, and we are here to carry on, and make the best of ourselves, and do the best for each other. Life is a gift. And, I hope your "present" brings you much happiness for at least another 100 years, so you better take care of yourself!!
Sarah, smile!
xo
Sue
Sarah,
I just read your post on Rachel's blog. I'm sorry to hear that you're down. I'm a dozen years older than you and lost a lot of family by your age too.
Keep in mind that you will feel better...even though you think that you might not want to feel better, in a way....like feeling better, feeling normal is like forgetting your Dad, not keeping him alive.
But it's not, you'll always feel close to him and no one will ever doubt your pain and love for him. My father died when I was 9 and I never forget him or fail to think about him everyday. I've got a job to do in life and I'm doing it, I'm happy, I laugh...but some moments I let myself feel just as bad as I did on the day he died. I think that's a good thing too.
You're a sharp, hip kid. Your father wants you to be happy...to laugh, have fun, and live...and to carry him with you as you do.
Now, have a laugh, have fun and do your job!
T
E
D
This was theraputic for me. Thanks for letting this total stranger vent!
Hi sarah. thought i'd come here and wish you the best, rather than doing it on Rachels'. Life sucks somethimes but it will get better.
Take caare
x
Sarah~ I think I may have seen you at Joe's Pub, I am sorry for your loss. This is a sad time of year for me too.
You'll get through, use "the music" it works better than any Rx!!
Much love to you,
Elizabeth A
I hope you are doing better.
Sending you love and never apologize for reaching out for support. You've got a lot of open arms around here.
xxo, E
sarah, i hope things brighten up for you young lady, i must say the fact you are 23 sickens me, but im above envy -you take care
Sarah
You take care of yourself
It is hard dealing with grief.
I lost my Mum when i was 24 and it is HARD
The sun DOES shine again though ........ some days in fact it shines brighter than it did before because of what you have learnt about yourself through grief - if that makes sense?
Honest - I have some BAD days when I curl up and am just - well crap.
But MOST of the time I am happy and fulfilled and spend my time cherishing those around me
If ever you want a chat you now know where to find me ....... OK?
Love and a BIG FAT Burger induced hug
Love Bex xxxxxxxxxxxxx
thats lovely and so true bex, Sarahbeth- im glad you recognised the love is stronger than death track was for you- im glad you liked it- its true isnt it?
Take care
Hi Sarah,
So sorry to be so slow...but I also wanted to offer my love and support to you at this time...
I am sorry you have had so much loss at such a young age.
I thought I had it bad watching my mom slowly die in a coma, but it wasn't YEARS it was only MONTHS.
Funny how seeing what others have gone through has given me perspective - and I see that it was actually a BLESSING because she didn't suffer for long.
Anyway, you know where to find me if you ever need to chat (in the middle of the night!).
I'm still an insomniac...wah!
Take care of you.
Lots of love,
Suexxx
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