two hour orgasm=alanis
music can really move people. i cannot begin to explain the joy that i received a few minutes ago at a concert. i was blessed with parents who loved cool music. mother adored pink floyd, the stones, and bowie. father loved the beatles and hendrix. hippies, what can you expect? i can remember screaming at my mother once "i want to hear that song with those kids who don't want to go to school"! i am thankful of being brought up listening to this type of legendary music. later when i was around ten years of age, i purchased my very own first compact disc. i was going through a very rough time. i was living with my first forster family.(i am not writing about this for sympathy. i am very strong because of this ordeal) i bought the "jagged little pill" album. i remember that i would put the volume so loud. i would just dance and scream around the room. it was like magic, i wouldn't think about any of the bad stuff. i was just part of the music. in the past ten years (wow 10 years), i have listened to this c.d. countless times. i love it bad, i really can't express to what extent. i actually cried a little at one point at the show tonight. it was absolute happy tears. it was like i was thinking about things and how i overcame them. she did do a jagged little pill tour, bit she played a few other popular songs. i was pumped when she did "hands clean". i loved the whole concert so much. i never thought i would get to experience that. i found it funny that at some points i tried to think really hard about which songs were popular. i have listened to that damn album so many times that this became a game with me during the show. i was really worried she would'nt play the "hidden song". it was first. i felt chills go through my entire body. it was fucking amazing. i want to experience these feelings more, so i need to see other badass shows. i would like to see oasis more than the sun is bright. liam and noel just so happen to be too stuck up for that to happen any time soon.