I met them after the show...but I didn't get much of a chance to talk with
them as I had to help my friends tear down the show since they were the
ones who put on the show...Someone might have seen me I was up in the
front with a foo fighters shirt on. I had to be a security person for the
stage.
Mike
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"I only see myself reflected in your eyes, so all that I believe
essentially are lies. And everything I've hoped to be or ever thought I
was died with your belief in me so who the fuck am I?"
----Stabbing Westward
**** Mike "monkey" Marshino****
McMahon Desk Lead
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On Tue, 27 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey all-
> I won't go write a book about the show, because lots of people have already
> written about it. But there are a couple of things I wanted to say. First
> of all, this was my first time seeing SDRE and I was ecstatic. The show left
> me shaking so hard that I thought I was having a seizure, I was so weak that
> I could barely feel my hands and I could not breath right. At the end of the
> show the tears welled up in my eyes and if I'd had the strength, I would have
> bawled. Needless to say, I have never experienced anything like it. I'm
> sure everyone's first live experience must have been similar. I really wish
> they would have played "Rodeo Jones" but oh well. I scored a drumstick!!
> Did anyone see them after? Just wondering...
> And in response to what Anthony said about girl SDRE fans being hot, same
> thing goes for the guys. Wow...they were cute. Anyhoo:)
> *Agnes*
> P.S. Death Cab was awesome!
>
