#126
Posted: 9/15/05 at 6:50pm
same here! i said i'd do anything to be at the closing...even before i knew it was closing. but it's impossible. so this weekend will have to suffice for me too! sadly.
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#127
Posted: 9/15/05 at 7:20pm
That's riDICulous. If anybody deserves to be at the closing, it's you guys. Cathy, you have GOT to be at the closing. Nothing is impossible. Yes is the ONLY answer.
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#128
Posted: 9/15/05 at 7:43pm
yes is the only answer! you are totally right. i'm gonna forget about my life, and go see the closing of lennon. that's the only way i can live. thanks for your great philosophies namo. you've changed my view on life forever.
Yes is the answer. the only one.
Yes is the answer. the only one.
#129
Posted: 9/15/05 at 9:10pm
well, im glad ill make it to the show tomorrow!! anyone else be therE?
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#130
Posted: 9/15/05 at 10:34pm
Laugh if you must Cathy but you should totally be there. You MUST blow off whatever else is so "important." And GO.
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#131
Posted: 9/15/05 at 11:54pm
oh believe me. i am not laughing. this isn't funny. this is the most serious situation that i've ever been in. i've decided to pack up my entire life and move to the broadhurst. that's where i'm meant to be. i'll see every last show because i have so much time and money.
i'm so glad this is the decision i'm making. it's the best one i've made in a long time. right after giving namo the time of day.
i'm so glad this is the decision i'm making. it's the best one i've made in a long time. right after giving namo the time of day.
#132
Posted: 9/15/05 at 11:59pm
I didn't ask for the time of day. Like many people, I have a perfectly functioning little clock on my computer screen right down there.
But seriously, you HAVE to be at the last show. I understand the cast has a little something planned for the people who have been so supportive and who has been more supportive than thee?
And, on another serious note, has the cast made any statements to the press since the closing notice? I am particularly interested in what Julie had to say, since she is my new goddess.
But seriously, you HAVE to be at the last show. I understand the cast has a little something planned for the people who have been so supportive and who has been more supportive than thee?
And, on another serious note, has the cast made any statements to the press since the closing notice? I am particularly interested in what Julie had to say, since she is my new goddess.
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#135
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:20am
I am always serious.
I'm looking forward to Julie telling us that Lennon, like John, was taken from us far too soon, but that the word peace still exists. And then I expect her to poignantly say, "Peace. Out."
I'm looking forward to Julie telling us that Lennon, like John, was taken from us far too soon, but that the word peace still exists. And then I expect her to poignantly say, "Peace. Out."
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#136
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:30am
Ugh...this sucks. Does anyone know if it's official that the CD will not be released now? (I remember reading that it was planned for a Dec release.)
#137
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:36am
I heard there's a petition.
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#138
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:37am
it probably won't.
again...i really want a cd...if anyone happens to have one...
I do have John Lennon CDs that I listen to, but I miss the voices of the OBC
again...i really want a cd...if anyone happens to have one...
I do have John Lennon CDs that I listen to, but I miss the voices of the OBC
#139
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:39am
I'm listening to The White Album.
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#140
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:45am
I wish they would release a Lennon OBC recording so I could play it backwards.
Do they do "Revolution #9" in the show?
"...if you... if you... if you become naked.... Number Nine... Number Nine... Number Nine..."
Do they do "Revolution #9" in the show?
"...if you... if you... if you become naked.... Number Nine... Number Nine... Number Nine..."
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#141
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:47am
I have a soft spot for "The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill."
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#142
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:01am
I think Helter Skelter is awesome and I HATE Paul McCartney songs, generally. I LOVE the low-tuned guitar.
However, for Lennon White Album songs, Happiness is a Warm Gun touches me in my special no no place.
However, for Lennon White Album songs, Happiness is a Warm Gun touches me in my special no no place.
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#143
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:03am
"Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" is also a delight. I'm glad those words still exist today.
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#144
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:12am
just as happy as julie is that peace is a word that still exists today.
#145
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:18am
I dunno. I can't speak for Julie, but I'm pretty happy about it. Not as happy as I am at a Liz Phair concert, but happier than I am when I can find a full-sized Krackel BarTM at gas station.
Though, that does make me pretty happy. Usually I only find them in the bags of Hershey's MiniaturesTM.
Though, that does make me pretty happy. Usually I only find them in the bags of Hershey's MiniaturesTM.
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#146
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:23am
dude. i know exactly what you mean. you feel like you've hit gold if you track down the full sized Krackel Bar. you know it's gonna be a good day when that happens...unless lennon happens to be closing. then it's a sad day.
#147
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:27am
Yeah, but do you realize how many full size KrackelTM bars I could get for the price of a Lennon ticket?
And I can eat them naked. I can't go to Lennon naked. Perhaps if a deal could be struck- like they'd give me a box of KrackelTM bars and I could go naked, I'd go.
And I can eat them naked. I can't go to Lennon naked. Perhaps if a deal could be struck- like they'd give me a box of KrackelTM bars and I could go naked, I'd go.
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#148
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:30am
i'd go too. john lennon was all about nudity. they'd love it i'm sure. they'd also love the krackels. who doesn't like a good krackel bar now and then? huh?
#149
Posted: 9/16/05 at 1:49am
Wow i just came back from this show...well not just considering its now 2 am...but I did see it this evening...anyhow, i can totally see why it misfired. For someone who knows nothing about lennon's life other than a couple of his songs, that he was married to a yoko ono, and was a peace activist, the first 15-20 minutes were like one thing after another thrown at you that it almost made your head spin. It was also REALLY REALLY REALLY tough to understand what the heck the actors were saying much of the show (let alone singing)....in addition, if the whole show could have been as compelling as the last 5-10 minutes or the brilliant bits such as "Woman is the n* of the World" or Give peace a chance....i think this really could have worked...its such a shame...oh and the show could have totally done without the TERRIBLE staging/choreography...it looked like a show choir or something. I did walk out singing a few tunes, and having a bit more of an appreciation for the man that lennon was....loved the use of the clip at the end...very cute
#150
Posted: 9/16/05 at 12:38pm
i'm glad you gave it a chance! that was a good honest review! thanks.
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