I feel like shit right now. I don't know how I made it home from Bethnal Green without just falling to bits. All I could think of was that bloody James Blunt song, especially the last line.
"I guess it time to face the truth, that I will never be with you"
I want to cry so badly, but nothing's coming out.
God I feel like an idiot. And I bought him flowers.
If you see me on Thursday, buy me a drink. I think I'll need at least a couple to get through the gig.
Oh, BTW, I think that's all folks. I think after Electric Picnic they are going to wrap it up, well at least that's what I could get from Mark. Let's hope Brixton is a knock-out.
If anyone is interested the next one is 13th September, the day before his birthday. I might buy him a present. A jumper would be nice.
not that I am faulting their abilites as composers, I love all of the albums, but we love life, was kind of down the hill, with some fab songs, but not as strong as the others. (I am sure a lot of you will wanna shoot me, OOPS!!)
I wouldn't be suprised if they leave us long suffering fans hanging for at least another 5 or 6 years before saying anything. I'm grateful for this year and looking forward to something special from them tomorrow night. Then I'm happy to sit back and wait and see what transpires.
Don't be horrible. I wouldn't want that at all. He's really happy, and that's all I ever want him to be.
But thanks for the hugs guys. You are the best.
I'd rather they try, even if it resulted in a so-so album, it'd still probably be better than anything else gracing the cover of NME these days... (nod to another post) - I mean, what's the point of getting back for a few months and then just calling it quits? (especially considering those of us on the other side of the ocean haven't seen them yet) Pavement basically did the same thing last year and it was really kinda disenchanting. Conversely Dinosaur Jr have made two great, faithful albums since reforming, it's not always bad..
"A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life doing nothing." - George Benard Shaw
Haha, I'm absolutely sympathetic, but everyone else seems to have switched to the "should Pulp end" topic. And for the record, We Love Life is probably the second best Pulp record.