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September 15, 2015
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Here we go again! Ah! Leah! Is it ever gonna end?

September 20, 2015
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I may have found a cure. I'll let you know if it works.

September 23, 2015
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So, the cure to the Post Moody Blues came about as I was all mopey and whiney, and the little voice inside my head kept saying rather loudly, “You write your own script.” I dorked around looking for cheap airfare, and to make a long story short, I found an affordable one. I held my breath to make sure I wasn’t being rash. I checked to see if a ticket was available – only bad ones were, but that would do. I resolved to buy and discovered my debit card was missing. So, I was a sitting duck. As the days went on, scenes from the last time I was at the particular venue kept flashing before my memory, things I would ordinarily in no way remember.

The day after pay day, I went to the bank to cash my paycheck, supposing I could fill up a preloaded card and make the trip. They told me about a temporary card option, and I was “all-in.” When I next searched for the airfare, it had gone up $100, but I was committed, and I could still make the trip. I got a concert ticket, too. I contacted Yoshi’s and One Live Media to see if anybody had a meet and greet ticket lurking in the shadows, but they said no deal.

It took me a couple more days to get up the nerve to ask for even more time off. It was going to be a game of pennies and minutes. I’d take the BART and park at the airport Park-Ride and still have $30 for the meet and greet if a chance came up. I got permission to go, got off work an hour early, went home, got cleaned up and slept 2-3 hours and was off.

Getting to the airport in Atlanta is supposed to be a 3.5 hour drive, but it usually takes me about 5. I speed, too. I gave myself 6 hours. Fog was bad and so was rush hour traffic. I needed to stop for gas, and a highway patrolman was at the gas station, so I asked which route he recommended. I got to the airport in time to walk to my terminal. The plane was on-time, and so was the connection – unlike the last time I tried this and had to change planes twice due to engine malfunctions.

I went to the airport bathroom to change and make myself beautiful, and then I rode the BART, so my hair undid. I got to the venue around 4:30 and shopped the question of a meet and greet with about six people. As it turned out, I got bad advice on how to get a seat. I did everything they told me – buy a dinner, get in line early – and I wound up next to a guy who didn’t buy dinner and came in next to last. At first the guy was going to seat me in the back of the venue, but he seemingly arbitrarily ripped a name off a seat. It wasn’t as good as the seat I was told I could have, but it was nice and close, relatively centrally located, and behind a very large man. I ended up moving to another seat, and the two people in front of me left for the last few numbers, so I had a nice, unobstructed view.

I ran into some prominent fans at the venue who can advertise their presence if they want. I don’t have permission from anybody. Everybody was extra nice, and it was fun to hang out without my lonesome. The funnest part may have been when a votive went out. The others at the table said it was a sign. According to the analysis of the Giovanni Arnolfini and His Wife” painting I had to do in high school, it symbolizes the Holy Ghost, and I’ll buy that. At the City Winery, one of the votives had gone out, and I attempted to relight it with a Trader Joe’s receipt and the flame from another votive. The fire went wild, and I had to stomp it out, comedically. This time, another fan attempted to relight the candle with a chopstick. The waitress scurried to our assistance, and said fan blew out the chopstick. It was still smoldering, so I put it in my water glass right as a waiter was walking pass. I may be mistaken, but I think he was chuckling. All the good boys and girls got to go to the meet and greet, and the rest of us waited in line. Another nice fan let me hang out with her until I saw a line forming and thought I’d better get in it.

The show was really good. What was different? Mike played “Boogie Shred” at what sounded like 16-to-the-bar. Maybe my brain was just slow. Also, he didn’t quite get all the notes in part of “Somewhere Home,” so he waited for the bad chords to ring down, or maybe he was taking time to “center,” before continuing. “Somebody That I Used to Know” keeps getting more complex with time, I think. He’s so amazing, and all I do is focus on teeny nitnoids that are all in tune and rhythm, only variations. That’s not kind. The rest of his show was his usual virtuosity. I think he added techniques to “IKYOTS,” too. His fashion statement was the same as usual. I wondered if his hair had gotten even shorter.

Julie had a different hairstyle. She looks good no matter what. Some of the fans said she had been having problems with the keyboard cutting off. It reminded me of what Justin said about Mike Pinder fighting the mellotron. Well, it worked just fine. I like the ways she adds bass and color. I like how her voice blends with Justin’s, but I still wish she would use another voice for “You know it’s true . . .” It sounds raw, like she’s an amateur with stage fright, which she is not by any means. I also wish she would change the notes in the breaking glass chord in “The Western Sky.” Maybe I’m wrong. The song certainly works.

That is my criticism. For the compliments, I am so grateful these guys work with Justin to let him go on the road. I am amazed that Julie learned all those parts so fast and does so well with them. Sure, Justin could have hired Mike Keneally, Guy Chambers, or some other amazing piano virtuoso, but they’d be too expensive. What matters most is the trio is able to create a spirit of peace in a beautiful concert. They do that very well.

If Justin wasn’t perfect, I didn’t notice. He was looking at all my dinner buddies, seeming happy to see them. His voice seemed more aspirated than usual. I didn’t know if it was the acoustics of the venue, if he was getting sick or saving his voice, or if my ears are getting worse. It wasn’t bad, soft and smooth. In “NIWS,” he really nailed the notes, making my jaw want to drop. “TWS” made me cry as it almost always does. I cried for another song, too. I was wearing a different kind of mascara and thinking I was sitting there looking like Alice Cooper.

When he made his comment about guitar-tuning boyfriends, he looked at somebody on the other side of the stage (I think I know who it was, but I don’t want her attacked by other fans.) and said something like, “In case you were considering dating the guitar player,” or something like that.

The mood was beautiful! Glorious! It was worth the crazy trip. I could get no higher. I even started shaking toward the end. The performance was absolutely powerful. I know it doesn’t do much to list a bunch of superlatives. You had to be there. Everything was so lovely and happy. The group was once again in the zone. Shivers and chills rushed through my body. This was ecstasy – the chords, the mood, Justin’s voice, the arrangements. [GROUPIE SCREAM] I can’t get enough! I can’t compliment Justin enough without soundling like an absolute jerk. I’m not poetic like Justin. He generates true art that lifts the spirit. That’s just one of every reason why I love him so much. [GROUPIE SCREAM] When it was all over, I learned what people talk about when they say their feet weren’t even hitting the ground. I was floating, like on the verge of an out-of-body experience. I did not linger, but headed back to the BART. A lot of cops were on the sidewalk, and I thought about telling one I was feeling weird, but I pushed through it.

The BART was 15 minutes late, but the driver was trying to compensate. It sounded like he was making blue chips of the rails as we sped through the tunnels, always emerging at a proper speed. Before the stops, he would name the destination, instruct those getting off to get ready, and then say in one sentence, for example, “Balboa Park doors are closing stand clear.” It was a riot. I got to the airport in good time, but the Air Train was down, and I got four sets of bad instructions. By the time I reached the correct “security” checkpoint, I had probably run around the entire airport, and I was really shaking. I had to get an extra pat down before running for the terminal. I arrived as the folks were boarding. I made my connection without incident. I got great service from the airport shuttle driver, and I walked through the door at work at exactly 2:00, when I said I would return.

So, there you have it. The cure for the Post Moody Blues is to go to a concert. But any time, now, I'm gonna be sad again. Cry

September 26, 2015
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Great write up... I wondered where you went, and figured you bolted for BART to make the flight back.

You are completely welcome to use my name, please stick to lunazure as my family gets bent out of shape if I use the other. I use your "on line" name all the time, that is fair game. I get lots of looks from Justin, just not on and on and on, and no I'm not his secret girlfriend (that I know of). Guitar picking boyfriends are marvelous, so long as they don't gripe about the cooking, and don't drop bong water on the carpet. I had one of those once, and left because he was a serious slob and wouldn't pay rent, not because he picked his guitar.

Lady Blue was really sad you disappeared on us, but I think we all were a little weird over the meet and greet. I'm glad you were able to make it.

September 27, 2015
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Yay! luna's back!

Oh, how I wish I could have gone to the meet and greet. I'd love to be weirded out from Justin's great presence. Actually, I weirded out with just a concert and a mid-venue seat. I was happy just to be there. No, I was so overcome with joy, I almost passed out. I was in no state to run, lost, through the entire airport with my bag in high heels. I was practically convulsing at security. But the trip was beautiful! Glorious! Not one thing went wrong, and now I can live with myself for having the faith and guts to try. I need to give credit where it's due. Truth be told, I made it back to work not only at the exact appointed time, 2:00, I had $1 left to my name. Well, actually, I had $6, but I didn't know when the bank was going to take their monthly fees. Wednesday was payday, so I didn't sleep in the gutter or anything. Even if something happened and I was still trying to hitchhike across the desert, I would be happy. As always, I know no way to get higher than I get at Moodies/Justin shows, and I doubt there was anything in the water.

The concert was great. I thought Justin was happy, and I think he's happy, I'm happy, and I think the whole world's happy - even if he was happy staring at the other babishes in the venue (Color me green: Cry.) I hear all these fans talking about the interactions they've had with from the stage, in elevators, in lobbies, and it is so amazing. Maybe I should put on some Radiohead. You guys have it so good. (A thought just flashed about maybe going to Monaco and self-taxidermizing. Justin could acquire me and open the door and say, "Hello, Stuff." Just a thought.) Anyway, I'm jealous in the sense that I wish I could talk to Justin, or stare in his eyes for an entire show, with him looking back, that is. But I wish nobody any harm - I'm not going to burn anybody's hair or go on the cruise to put pepper in their cabins - kind of thing. You, luna, must be in the fields and forests above heaven if you don't know if you're Justin's secret girlfriend or not. I can't even imagine. About the chewning thing, I take it as a corollary that guys who don't tune their guitars can't get girlfriends in the first place. Remember the guy mentioned at Legends and Lyrics who liked his headstock all facing the same way, like a bunch of chickens?

I didn't know who Lady Blue was, but she's great, isn't she? I probably wouldn't have been prompted to dork around looking for ludicrously low airfare had she not asked if I was going to return to Oakland. Then, all the memories flooded back in full color. I had to go. Besides, once I go back to the parents, I'm expecting I will not gallivant around the countryside without some horrible disputes, and I never win. It was great to see you, and it wasn't just because I was too cheap to pay postage on the pick tins Wink. I didn't know for sure if you were going to be in Oakland. You're such a friend. I'm too geeky to be invited to hang out with most people. I stare, I make inane statements, and I dribble food all down the front of me. Thanks for embracing my diversity.

This tour was so different. I was sleepless my first couple of times out of the gate. I'm more grateful than grateful for the two fans who committed me to getting out of work. I wouldn't have had the guts to negotiate time off without them making me the "designated" driver. But I was in too bad a state, too sleepless. I couldn't drive, I couldn't see, and I kept getting lost and cranky. Again, the fans were great. I'm soooooooooooooooooooo happy I got to see Justin, but I could have enjoyed it more if I hadn't been stoked on adrenaline, hypervigilant, and all. It's really a big miracle we never crashed. I hate not being dependable, and I hate being so strung out I can't move my face.

On the bright side, if heaven is one bit better than the shows at the World Café and Yoshi's, I would surely burn up before I tried to enter. It was such a lovely summer - lots of sunshine, two trips to see the parents and hang out in Clarkston and cry by the riverside, and, most importantly of all the gift of feeling the exhilaration only Justin's art can bring. I can't say enough how good it feels to bask in the music, the love, the purity, the whatever Justin generates with his beautiful chordings, soulful voice, powerfully spiritual lyrics, and, I speculate, right living. I was thinking of "The Western Sky" walking the dog the other day, just playing it in my mind, and I broke down in tears again.

Tel Aviv? It would cost almost $1000 just for airfare. I could buy ten concert tickets for that and use what I lose in time off and travel for gas. So sad.

October 13, 2015
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Finally got around to reading that... sorry I get backed up. First off, Tel Aviv is on hold right now according to Mike's tour page. That's all I know. I'm sorry for those folks who made plans, it sounded like a trip of a lifetime. we await further word. Cry

And, check your email. Lady Blue and I very much enjoyed your company at Yoshi's. She's quite a character, it was much fun to chat with her all across the country (we traveled separate, met at shows)

I'm still mulling over that meet and greet. I don't know how I feel about it. It was nice doing the photo with Justin and everything, but while it was nice of him to do it for us fans, it was strained.... "The quality of mercy is not strained, it droppeth like the rain from Heaven".......

I was too short on sleep myself, and it sorta put me in a weird headspace. Yes ALL the concerts were very lovely.

I most certainly am NOT Justin's secret girlfriend, to the best of MY knowledge!!!! If I am, he sure hasn't bothered to be up front about it and let me know. I suspect he has plenty of friends elsewhere, totally unbeknownst to us peasantry. Wink

Off to suffer with my strained shoulder. Something didn't droppeth like the rain on it, but the good news is, the riding mower is fixed, the lawns are both mowed, and I can still work if I don't move my left arm too much. Ouch ouch ouch............. ice ice......... Confused

October 13, 2015
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Sorry about the arm.

Tel Aviv off? That would be dreadful, or maybe it would be good. It looks like tickets are still being sold for the show. It would be a horrible rumor to say the show is off and thereby force a run on demand for ticket refunds, in turn creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. I hope and pray for a safe and healthy Tel Aviv show, but then, what do I know?

October 13, 2015
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Ew. I saw that on Mike's web site, but nowhere else. Hopefully his site was hacked and all will be happy ever after. I pray for a miracle - a concert and peace in the Middle East. Of course I want the show to go on, but I will defer to Justin's wisdom. This site is still accepting ticket purchases, though:

http://rockstage.co.il/tickets.....ckstage_he

October 14, 2015
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This whole thing has my stomach trying to turn itself inside-out. Too much to say, too little data. I know what I want, but I can't weigh that against what I don't know. I guess I'll just pray for the right decision and live it.

October 14, 2015
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RockStage said

We did not have any more publicity about the rejection of this performance
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Actually, that is a Google translation. I don't know if it means a bad translation of my inquiry made no sense, if they had no information about a cancellation, or they had not heard about a cancellation. What cancellation? I don't like rumours.

OK. My impatience is probably insuring a bad outcome - like shopping the question at Yoshi's got me seven answers and stuck with the worst of them. - which turned out rather nicely, actually.

This time, I feel like I'm pitting my personal convenience against God, his covenant people, and Middle East stability - on top of whatever is going on with Justin. So, I'll just forget myself, get to work, and pray for a wonderful outcome.

October 14, 2015
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P.S. If you're reading this, Justin: You must be well. No ifs, buts, ors, fors, nors. Wink

October 14, 2015
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Well, let's chalk it up to a cloud of probabilities.... I'm not going anyway. It DOES say "postponed" on Mike's site. Justin apparently has nothing on his website. The show might happen yet. Sure would put a crimp in the plans of any high buck stalkers who were thinking of lala flying in for the event.

One friend back channeled and said she was glad, due to the security problems over there. I try to remind myself, things have been pretty mellow in Israel lately (in world news) but there's always the one off chance.... and Justin is a relatively big act to come to that area.

Another back channel, they thought there might be Union conflicts. My personal feeling is the sales are low and do not warrant the time effort and cash it will take to get there. This IS a business after all. Promoters do not always have their stuff together, you'd be surprised.

WELL that is all speculation. We shall see what we shall see. And you and I leslee, lowly little shekel scraping peasants, can't afford to go anyway. Confused And yes, naturally I hope the three performers, mind body and soul, are all ok. And that isn't the problem.

October 14, 2015
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But then, shekel scraping peasants would do what they had to to see Justin. I would have gone to South Africa, except I had a dream a little boy was pleading with me not to go. He was maybe 3' high, blond, with glasses. He told me I would understand at the appointed time. He was so persuasive, I was afraid to go. Then, there was the cruise, out of which I had to back for . . . I felt like I was going to be in the middle of a snarky fan fight. I panicked. I remembered the old job where everybody, me included, knew I was a dweeb that would do their awful bidding. I could see through it, sometimes, but I kept telling myself the folks weren't that mean and I was being unreasonable, and then after the bidding was done, I'd see I was once again the messenger of injury. I knew I was too weak to stand up for the right thing, so I did the cowardly thing.

I found a ticket on a Turkish airline for $200-some. Fees and taxes brought it nigh $700. Postponement means the show will be at another time. One cannot re-Priceline a ticket unless they have a new date. How many places do you think I'll be flying on Turkish Airlines? Going from Turkey to Israel probably was not in high-demand. I'll probably have to pay $600 more for a ticket price plus another $500 in taxes and fees, and then a $200+ penalty - which means I'm out of the running for a rain check. Which will be fine, if it means Justin remains safe and sound. I'm sure the band, the crew, etc., etc. have more sunk costs than li'l ole me.

Again, Jerusalem is where all the stabbings are taking place, and if I had to pick a leader who I think has protecting his nation at heart, it would be Bibi. Then, there was this awesome Airbnb that I had people turning somersaults to reserve. Now, my name is mud.

Justin's site does have a little RSS feed button on the current tour site that has the sad and sorry news. It says details will be coming soon.

October 14, 2015
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And I thought it was the Chinese food . . .

October 14, 2015
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Oh good details forthcoming.... they are still working it out. I think the only mad trip I would make like that would be to Columbia.... I speak some Spanish, and for some reason, that's a country that has always appealed to me, despite their nasty habits with guns.

I can't say what the heck is going on in the Holy Land.... I do sorta understand the politics, they are FAR too contentious, the whole dern lot of them. I suspect visiting Israel is no more dangerous than visiting America.... those in England probably think we're a bunch of outlaws and are likewise nervous. My old auntie went over there to Israel and tottered around, really enjoyed herself, she was quite religious, and a very brave woman as well. Laugh

http://apnews.myway.com/articl.....1e308.html

October 14, 2015
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If we were to lose Justin, then the rest of life wouldn't be that fun, would it? If some grenadier wants to take him out, I need to be there to intercept, don-cha think? I've been described by a prominent local character as cannon fodder.

October 15, 2015
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ProgStage is still selling tickets; announcements of a cancellation have been remote and tiny; ProgStage is communicating in ambiguous English. Ought one cancel their reservations to give businesses a chance to resell - and then find the show's still on? I know, the curse causeless shall not come. This is my evil karma eating me alive. Maybe that's why they call it the Watching and Waiting tour.

I thought lots of folks from TER were going, but I don't see any turmoil over there. Twazy, twazy.

October 15, 2015
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shrug

The politics of it all makes me angry. It's agitators, like it was in St. Louis and in Oakland too. Someone is paying these trouble makers to go from one spot to another, and stir the pot. It's been very very very mellow in Israel for many months, years while the fighting has been north. Methinks Putin bombed the right places......... 'cause they decamped and moved south with their bad habits.

I notice several of the media outlets on line are dropping coverage.... the agitators want media coverage, so the outlets with good sense are ignoring them, It may blow over.

Again I'm super glad I didn't invest in hotels, tickets etc.........

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A local lady who covers Israeli issues said this morning the unrest in Jerusalem is being covered up. Again, Jerusalem is not Tel Aviv, and one can fly straight into Tel Aviv.

One can only speculate about the problem. Maybe the venue ran into financial difficulties. Maybe it was declared a health hazard. It was still selling tickets this morning. Maybe the sites were hacked to start a rumor - some evil ploy by a conspiring fan who wants to be the only Moodies fan.

Maybe the road/stage crew didn't want to break Shabbat in the Holy Land. Those guys have to work hard, and Tel Aviv doesn't even run buses on Shabbat. Frankly, I would be sympathetic to this. Israel is a covenant people; they need to keep their part of the bargain, 'cos they need all the divine intervention they can get. If Shabbat's a problem, maybe they could do a Sunday brunch or matinee - gotta be out by 6pm.

I was thinking, why don't Justin, Julie, and Mike set up somewhere and busk. Surely they have their sunk costs, too. They don't need a light show, and they don't have all that many sound effects. They can do a really stripped-down show on an unassuming street corner. U-2 went viral for doing this in disguise in a shopping mall. Some other guy of large fame, I can't remember who, tried to do it in Poland. Maybe a couple people and a dog walked past, and nobody stayed. Justin couldn't do any worse.

Or maybe we all need to take some time off to meditate and reflect. It would be nice to find my soul again.

Then above all, we hope Justin is well; and in case he isn't, we'll pray like crazy.

October 15, 2015
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Justin has a super-nice letter to his gorgeous fans. (I'm jealous again, but that's OK.) He's soooooooooooo nice and thoughtful. Who goes to all the shows? That's amazing. Might I recommend Asheville as a new place to explore? It's not all that culturally, but maybe I could . . . . My license plate is . . . . .

So, I went crazy on a lead, emptied the bank account, and rebooked un-refundably. Three hours later, I'm wondering, "Wait, maybe I should see if that date is confirmed." It isn't. If it's the thought that counts, I'd be good.

If the rumour is true, then everything turned out fine. Justin is well (enough to send a note to us fans, more-than fans, and less-than fans), we have time to find my soul (Tell me if you see it anywhere.), time for the destructive punks over there to gain some moral clarity, more time to arrange a substitute at work, a chance to take the perfect vaca, anyway, and a reschedule instead of a cancellation. Most importantly, we postpone the post-Moody Blues for a couple months, a chance to learn how to say thank you and please. Oh, I hope I didn't dweeb my life savings away.

So sad about the instruments, or so happy they're all well. I wonder what they're saying. I remember my favorite keyboard I destroyed when I dumped red pop on it (And I never drink red pop.) I got to keep the hymnal with the red pop on it, too - like the book a friend was going to lend until I spilled carrot juice on it. Can we say klutz? Well, I had another friend who was an amazing pianist. He fed one of his keyboards a Red Bull one time.

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