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Bailey, Tiffany
wharfie
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Awww, gee, bye, Tiffany. Too bad you couldn't stick around...
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spev...@unity.ncsu.edu (Scott P Evans) wrote:
Date: 31 May 1995 18:57:32 GMT
|Todd Brown (br...@sunspot.noao.edu) wrote:
|: In article <3qi5gd$5...@taco.cc.ncsu.edu> spev...@unity.ncsu.edu (Scott P Evans) writes:
|
|: >I think Chicago would be great. Of course I mean the old, early 70's
|: >version of the band, not the cheesed out 80's version. Take a listen to
|: >their Group Portrait box set, you'll see what I mean!
|
|: You mean, "Chicago Transit Authority" now that was a powerful band.
|: Once they distilled it to "Chicago" and that guy shot himself they
|: seemed to have lost something.
|
|: <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<|>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
|: >TODD|-ODD-|:-) | Nothing Left To Do But <
|: >br...@sunspot.noao.edu /|\ :-) :-) :-) <
|: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>/ | \<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
|
|
|Actually Chicago Transit Authority was the title of their first album,
|not the group. All albums since are just Chicago. They'd still be a
|great opener for the Dead if they could jam like they used to!
The Chicago Transit Authority WAS their original name,
but the transit authority sued them for using it.
Later the CTA became the RTA and Metra.
Hal
Brian Bailey
Brian Bailey
Melissa A. Agar
In article <jeff-05069...@jupiter.tiedrich.com>,
jeff tiedrich <je...@tiedrich.com> wrote:
|I'd like to know what people think about bringing imaginary friends to
|shows? I've had one for about 34 years now and I think he's the same age
|as I am (38). Do you think he's old enough to handle it? Of course I would
|bring earplugs and try not to sit too close to the stage.
|
|Please tell me about your experiences with imaginary friends and shows.
for...@dvorak.amd.com (David Forbis) added:
|Just remember, if he/she/it is of walking age, he/she/it must have
|his/her/its own ticket.
Would an imaginary ticket be acceptable in this case?
Melissa Agar
Knox College Computer Center
ma...@knox.edu
David Forbis
Melissa A. Agar
Melissa A. Agar (ma...@knox.edu) wrote:
: I got my tix yesterday!!! Yee haw!!! Section 19 Saturday night, Section
: C, row 5 Sunday night. Thank you, GDTS!!!!!!!!
To which mik...@ripco.com (Mike Stillman) commented:
|Hmmmm......I think this is another case of GDTS serendipitously seating
|Netheads together! Apparently they've done it at Shoreline sometimes and now
|they're doing it in Chicago. My seats for Sunday (7/9) are also Section C,
|Row 5. Another nethead that I've never met in person, Mike Kaminsky, is also
|in the same row (which, by the way, is the Phil Zone!).
|Looking forward to meeting you, Melissa, and also any other netheads that
|may be in attendance. My seats are 35 and 36. Anyone else in the vicinity?
Julie (my sis) and I are 23 and 24, which is funny because our tickets
for Saturday night are seats 25 and 26. Looking forward to meeting you,
Mike S., Mike K., and any other netheads joining us down in the Phil
Zone.
Peace,
Mel, who seriously sat and wept when she realized where her seats were
and how kind GDTS had been.
John Horzepa
>
>|Hmmmm......I think this is another case of GDTS serendipitously seating
>|Netheads together! Apparently they've done it at Shoreline sometimes and now
>|they're doing it in Chicago. My seats for Sunday (7/9) are also Section C,
>|Row 5. Another nethead that I've never met in person, Mike Kaminsky, is also
>|in the same row (which, by the way, is the Phil Zone!).
>
contingent of net-heads seated in the same area, somewhere around 10-12 of
us. Mailorders were sent from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and
Hawaii, someone must be keeping tabs on us.
john
Joanne Raisner
|>I missed the posts describing the "gyuto monks" in drumz from SHoreline >>(6/2 I think)
|
| I hear they did a killer "Way to Go Om" and "L'il Red Robester"
|
be...@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu (Jack Belli) chimed in
> I liked the Yin-Yang Doodle even better
The high point for me was China Cats--> I Know You're
Righter
-JR (MP)
Shannon Tompkins
Joshua Edward Barnes
<ma...@knox.edu> writes:
>jeff tiedrich <je...@tiedrich.com> wrote:
>|I'd like to know what people think about bringing imaginary friends to
>|shows?
>
>|Just remember, if he/she/it is of walking age, he/she/it must have
>|his/her/its own ticket.
>
>Would an imaginary ticket be acceptable in this case?
Well, I *IMAGINE* it would be...
Cheers,
Josh Barnes
"Imagine all the people..."
-- J. Lennon
Andrew C Robertson
> Last fall for the first series of the MSG shows, there was a large
> contingent of net-heads seated in the same area, somewhere around
> 10-12 of us. Mailorders were sent from New York, New Jersey,
> Connecticut, and Hawaii, someone must be keeping tabs on us.
Woooooo! SCARY stuff! Yaaaagh!
drewbob
"I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed,
or numbered!" - No. 6
gil...@mail.scra.org
|Mel, who seriously sat and wept when she realized where her seats were
|and how kind GDTS had been.
Sorry to burst your bubble Mel, but I think that the realistic realization
is that Mel was lucky. I don't think that any kindness toward you was
specifically intended when the person at GDTS stuffed the 5th row tickets
into your SASE.
Mitch (TOO)
"I'd rather be lucky than good." - Leo Doroscher
Chuck Narad
In article <3r7rpu$a...@uucp.intac.com>, John Horzepa <jjh> writes:
> >To which mik...@ripco.com (Mike Stillman) commented:
> >
> >|Hmmmm......I think this is another case of GDTS serendipitously seating
> >|Netheads together! Apparently they've done it at Shoreline sometimes and now
> >|they're doing it in Chicago. My seats for Sunday (7/9) are also Section C,
> >|Row 5. Another nethead that I've never met in person, Mike Kaminsky, is also
> >|in the same row (which, by the way, is the Phil Zone!).
> >
> contingent of net-heads seated in the same area, somewhere around 10-12 of
> us. Mailorders were sent from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and
> Hawaii, someone must be keeping tabs on us.
We Are Everywhere...
-----------------------------------------------------------
| Chuck Narad -- diver/adventurer/engineer |
| |
| "The universe is full of magical things, patiently |
| waiting for our wits to grow sharper." |
| |
| -- Eden Phillpotts |
| |
-----------------------------------------------------------
Mitch Goldman
>
> Sorry to burst your bubble Mel, but I think that the realistic realization
> is that Mel was lucky. I don't think that any kindness toward you was
> specifically intended when the person at GDTS stuffed the 5th row tickets
> into your SASE.
>
You mean the one time GDTS sent me front row
center (MSG 88), it wasn't an investment in my
good will? They knew, somehow, that I'd step off
the bus within a few years? Just dumb luck?
Or maybe they *knew* about the asshole who
would puke all over the seats in the front row
during "Louie Louie"...
Mitch (one show in the front row is enough...)
________________________________________
"I repeat myself when under stress
I repeat myself when under stress
I repeat myself when under stress..."
King Crimson, "Indiscipline"
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ADEADHEAD
mitch....@turner.com (Mitch Goldman)
wrote:
>Or maybe they *knew* about the asshole who
>would puke all over the seats in the front row
>during "Louie Louie"...
>Mitch (one show in the front row is enough...)
I'm sorry Mitch, I thought y'all were teeny boppers contemplating
marshmellow ownership and I figured y'all needed to see what food hurling
REALLY means.
Peace
Joseph MP, Inc. -ntap
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When things go wrong, wrong with you, It hurts me too...
And now I bid you goodnight...
Joseph Myerson ADEA...@aol.com
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pelo...@acf6.acf.nyu.edu
>
> You mean the one time GDTS sent me front row
> center (MSG 88), it wasn't an investment in my
> good will? They knew, somehow, that I'd step off
> the bus within a few years? Just dumb luck?
>
> would puke all over the seats in the front row
> during "Louie Louie"...
I don't know that I'd call it luck. As I remeber, that
was the worst show I'd seen in years (the only 88 MSG show
which included a Louie, Louie - the Tuesday, don't rememebr
the date) I do remember that it was Yom Kippur tho.
Which is weird, cause my only front row ticket to a
show was on Kol Nidre at MSG in 1993.
David Pelovitz - PELO...@Acfcluster.nyu.edu
"I think I can talk about this without help. I'm only
relating the facts, and calmly enough, I had thought."
Philip Roth