The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part eleven — Page 63

They were hurting my ears. It's just... cheer, but please don't cause people pain.

I feel like in some ways, I'm a bit guilty as charged because meeting someone after a show often becomes PART of the show, and then that disappointment just makes you left with the taste of letdown in your mouth, so to speak. That said, though, I would never, ever allow some minor disappointment like that blatantly overshadow such an incredible show, and it's ridiculous to me that people are really THAT upset about it -- upset enough to let it ruin how beautiful his performance was.

Additionally on the topic of the meeting fiasco, I don't think it's too much to ask of the security guards not to LIE. Lying just causes more confusion and chaos. I think they could accomplish the same thing -- perhaps more efficiently -- by just telling the truth. If he's too tired, he's too tired, end of story.

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Hey dear.

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No, I wasn't at teh show.

but i witnessed pictures from teh show
and buckled down and purchased civilian

he's attractive...

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We would tend to agree with that here. This picture is from the Bay Shore show last night.

Updated On: 10/15/06 at 01:26 AM

He's flying home really early tomorrow morning.

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"Thank you, baby."

The whole post-show shindig was just poorly orchestrated. Between the booze, the food, and the boy, it was just kind of... chaos.

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I realized that I didn't post here last night that I GOT TO GO TO THE SHOW My sister surprised me w/ tickets and I nearly fainted w/ happiness.

It was my first time seeing Adam live. I sat on the left side in the 2nd row which was amazing. My sister got really scared to take a picture because he was so close. I loved his song, all stripped down w/ only a guitar & a piano. It made Adam's voice & his stand out more since all the other instruments in the songs are kinda distracting, IMO. My sister really got into the show, which I definitely not expecting. She said Adam looked adorable, & his songs weren't too shabby. She actually wants me to send her a few. She got some amazing pictures, so I'll have to post some when she sends them to me. The 2 girls sitting on one side of me were extremely nice & asked me to take pictures for them. My sister unfortunately had to sit next to some crazy Adam fans who were shaking/bouncing & holding hands to hold in their excitement & love for Adam.

I was pretty disappointed about not meeting Adam after the show. It was kinda just chaos with a lot of excited & loud teenage girls, which I have to admit being to one, minus the latter, vodka, & cheese. My sister waited for awhile til everybody went inside, but then we decided to leave becaus eit was getting late & she wanted some Bubble Tea.

So that was my experience in a nutshell. I'll be posting pictures, as soon as I get a hold of some good ones.

Lexi & Emcee & others- I think I saw you guys. I was too nervous/scared/timid to actually say hi. I was the girl w/ glasses, a purple fleece, & a vest.

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Emcee you are exactly right about how it becomes part of the show to see the performer after the show, and it does make you feel let down. This is a huge anxiety for me every time we see him. I always say I won't care, what ever happens happens, but I am always a little disapointed if it doesn't. Even when I don't really want it to, because part of me feels like Ive already met him let someone else have a chance. I definetly agree though that if people are letting it overshadow the performance they should think twice about that. The show and the voice is what we all go there for and their are a ton of people who don't even get that much!

That being said I think the security guard should of been honest!!!!!!!!!!!

I am glad that you all had a good time and got to hear a new song, I can't wait to hear it.

Oh and Siamese Dream, "thanks babe or doll or whatever" for your hand in getting them to add a new song!

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Pictures from last night

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Love the pictures!!!!!

And I think you made your point quite well, you dont feel entitled but you still have a tiny bit of dissapointment. Not to much to ruin the evening just a little. Especially since you were sent on a scavenger hunt for the right door.

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Yeah, if someone had just told us the truth off the bat, I would have been like "ok, that's fine," and not wanted to wait around if it was going to be a bother to Adam. But it was irritating to know you were being lied to, and they were really obvious lies. It doesn't work when you have one person saying he's in the building but not signing and another saying he left fifteen minutes ago. That's totally separate from the general assumption of like "oh, he almost always signs, so he probably will tonight."

I'll upload my pics later. :)

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Thanks for the pictures, Angela, and I'm looking forward to yours too Emcee.

Yes, it was poorly handled. I was lucky in that I had no expectations and therefore no real disappointment. I do want to clarify one thing. Several people have talked about the "chaos," and while it's true that the information (or lack of) was quite chaotic, the atmosphere itself was calm. It's not as if there were people running around, pushing and shoving. It's definitely a shame that the lack of good information put a damper on the end of the evening for so many though.

I also can't say I think it would have been a good idea for Adam to come out right after the show. There were too many people in a too-small, too oddly-shaped space. Now *that* would have been chaotic. The lobby was quite strange, a small space at the front with a half-moon of narrow curving corridors going off in either direction.