B52's/Lauper Summary.
Overall I have to say I was disappointed by the concert. Not by the performances - they were just right, but the crowd was awful. Never have I been in a lamer crowd. Bunch of overweight, middle-aged folk who had no sense of humor, were whiney, obnoxious and DIDN'T even get out of their seats!! I mean, what the hell! You can't just WATCH the B52's. You have to DANCE!
Highlights were "Mesompotamia" and "Rock Lobster". Oh and "Your Own Private Idado". Damn is Kate Pierson a cutie. I would marry her. Cyndi Lauper is a really dynamic performer, and I swear, she's like a cartoon character. She played "Time After Time" on a mountain dulcimer, and Rachel and I had a cute girl moment where we held hands and swayed.
Anyway, I will have to put up pictures of the ensemble I wore. I was pretty proud of it. I ended up wearing the black sequined "Eurotrash" dress that people wouldn't let me wear to my birthday party. Haha.
Anyway, Dada is over and I can kind of have a life now, which I am looking forward to. I got a supreme compliment from my professor on my paper on Max Ernst. I guess the research I did was pretty in depth and the way I interpreted the information maybe offered up some new ideas about Ernst's collage "les éventails brisés". She wants me to revise it a bit and think about presenting it to the Honors Symposium in the spring.
Highlights were "Mesompotamia" and "Rock Lobster". Oh and "Your Own Private Idado". Damn is Kate Pierson a cutie. I would marry her. Cyndi Lauper is a really dynamic performer, and I swear, she's like a cartoon character. She played "Time After Time" on a mountain dulcimer, and Rachel and I had a cute girl moment where we held hands and swayed.
Anyway, I will have to put up pictures of the ensemble I wore. I was pretty proud of it. I ended up wearing the black sequined "Eurotrash" dress that people wouldn't let me wear to my birthday party. Haha.
Anyway, Dada is over and I can kind of have a life now, which I am looking forward to. I got a supreme compliment from my professor on my paper on Max Ernst. I guess the research I did was pretty in depth and the way I interpreted the information maybe offered up some new ideas about Ernst's collage "les éventails brisés". She wants me to revise it a bit and think about presenting it to the Honors Symposium in the spring.