lelia
Libertine
How I wait for you
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Post by lelia on May 2, 2005 20:44:38 GMT
... or so. This was meant to be a friendly howling. But I think, the wolf is much better in howling than me, so I leave it to him.
Nice to meet you. I'm from Germany and Patrick is my hero since around the 20th or 21th of February, because my very first thread in a music-forum on patrick was started on 22th of February. Reason for this was finding Patricks "the libertine" on a very good Promo-CD around with interesting guys like Andrew Bird and Lou Barlow in the musikexpress, a german magazine on music, and wanting to know whether it was worthwhile to order Patrick's album. Unfortunately I got not much help there. Anyway I gave Patrick a chance and it took six weeks 'til my CD-Dealer managed to get the Album for me. I can tell you, it was worthwhile to have such patience. And btw, it was also worthwhile to get Lycanthropy. Within shortest time Patrick belonged to my alltime-favorite musicans, I hardely believe, this is happening. Last week I went to his Nuernberg-Concert, which I enjoyed so much and which made me feel extraordinary good at least for the next following two days.
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Post by silenttragedy on May 2, 2005 20:48:47 GMT
wie hast du denn das angestellt? selbst in österreich findet man plattengeschäfte, die seine cd's führen. sogar als witw noch nicht veröffentlicht war.
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Post by admin on May 3, 2005 14:47:04 GMT
Welcome to the messageboard, Lelia!
I think there are a lot of people on this messageboard who joined up only a short while after hearing Patrick's music - he tends to have that kind of effect on people!
Cheerio, Michael. xxx
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lelia
Libertine
How I wait for you
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Post by lelia on May 3, 2005 21:14:46 GMT
@ michael
Thanx a lot for your welcome.
I'm so grateful that Patrick's music somehow "happend" to me in February. The composer Robert Schumann once said a lovely sentence: "The job of an artist is to send light into the depth in the human heart." And I can tell you, Patrick belongs to that rare kind of very precious artists.
BTW, it's a bit difficult for me to express in englisch what even is hard for me to say in my motherlanguage, because I'm emotionally so thrilled by Patrick's depth and the amount of his artistic talents. So if it turns out to be nonsense for you, I hope you will forgive me in this forum.
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Post by BoyHeroine on May 4, 2005 1:09:04 GMT
Its not nonsense at all! Beautifully said in fact - i love that quate, and completely agree that Patrick is indeed in a group of very rare, inspiring, and honest musicians and songwriters.
Welcome to the board!
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Post by lady negative on May 4, 2005 10:11:38 GMT
Did anyone from Germany or elsewhere saw him last year on the Wellenbrecher-Festival? It was outside, it was cold, few people there and I was completely stunned, and lost, since then. But happily lost. and I was so surprised by his concert in Schorndorf...Half an hour afterwards I was still unable to speak properly ( I sounded as if I would be completely drunk) and I was constantly falling from one side to the other. I hope, that that will happen far more often..hm, maybe better, if not.
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Post by gullilaura on May 4, 2005 13:18:09 GMT
@lady negative: i didn't see him at the wellenbrecher-festival....but i've been to that concert in schorndrof.  i was a bit disappointed because the audience was pretty small and noone was dancing or even moving but still the show was just amazing.. where were you standing? |
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Post by Valerie on May 6, 2005 16:15:01 GMT
@lady negative: i didn't see him at the wellenbrecher-festival....but i've been to that concert in schorndrof. i was a bit disappointed because the audience was pretty small and noone was dancing or even moving but still the show was just amazing.. where were you standing? i dindn't move because it was so overwhelming and i was simply not able to... i could only stare. so don't blame me  |
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Post by PaganPoet on May 8, 2005 21:06:25 GMT
Hello!
I liked your howling!
Hope you enjoy this forum.
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Post by lady negative on May 9, 2005 10:13:21 GMT
Heh, what a coincidence. I was standing right in front of the piano, just staring at him (couldm't help it.) Were you the one with the The-Faint T-Shirt? I didn't care about the audience, though...If you drive three hours to a concert and you shouldn't care about the audience. Well, you never should...
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Post by gullilaura on May 9, 2005 11:00:53 GMT
Heh, what a coincidence. I was standing right in front of the piano, just staring at him (couldm't help it.) Were you the one with the The-Faint T-Shirt? I didn't care about the audience, though...If you drive three hours to a concert and you shouldn't care about the audience. Well, you never should... ahh, yeah then i guess i have seen you...and yes, i think i was wearing a the faint-shirt. ;D yeah well, i didn't let the audience spoil the experience but still i was kind of disappointed..but oh well, the show was great so i was happy. [god, we're way off topic...uh] |
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Post by lady negative on May 16, 2005 8:44:54 GMT
ahh, yeah then i guess i have seen you...and yes, i think i was wearing a the faint-shirt. ;D yeah well, i didn't let the audience spoil the experience but still i was kind of disappointed..but oh well, the show was great so i was happy. [god, we're way off topic...uh] Doesn't matter, we met just before the concert confused on the doorstep. And you were staring, too, I saw that ;-) |
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Post by gullilaura on May 16, 2005 10:40:34 GMT
ahhh that was you?  tehe cool... |
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