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04-06-2010, 12:44
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8:30 in the morning and the first thing I click on is a thread about Wire's crevasse. HATE YOU ALL
the kind of hate that actually means love, really ... 
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04-06-2010, 14:09
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Oh great, now I'm thinking about Wire and goatse. It only gets worse...
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04-06-2010, 14:31
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 Oh dear!  James is probably one of the nicest, genuine people I've ever met in the music biz. He's just an all around good guy. Firm handshake, looks you in the eye, just real. I think if you didn't have bus fare home he'd give it to you. Glad I refrained from calling him JimmyJam though, I don't know why I even wanted to, just the inner monologue in my head thought it would be funny  Sean is really sweet, if you can get him. I think he's just a shy, quiet guy and doesn't like to be mobbed with people. However, he was quite chatty and friendly in NY. Nicky, hahaha! I  Nicky. I talked to him the longest, maybe it's the bass thing. Anyway, I met him that night, (I mentioned this somewhere else on the forum) after he punched me in the head. Okay, he didn't really punch me in the head, I was behind him talking to someone and I got an elbow jab to the back of my noggin. When he turned around it was quite funny as I'm so small (Kylie size!) he looked around, and then looked down. He apologized and I got a quick huggie out of it.
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04-06-2010, 14:48
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Chiming in here - yes, if you get the chance to hang out afterward, try to meet them! They were so wonderful when we met them after the Detroit show last fall. James came out of the bus carrying a guitar that someone had brought to him before the show to get signatures on (I think there's more on that in the Detroit Majestic Theatre thread from the North America Tour), and after he returned it to his owner talked and signed things for everyone who came up to him. Nicky also came out and we met with him first, getting photos and autographs, and then Sean came out and my husband (who's a drummer) and another drummer who we met before the show had a conversation with Sean about his past kits, and then we finally got to meet James and he let me kiss him on the cheek
 Still sad that my husband didn't think to take a photo of that. And then, to show just what a guy James is, one of the people he was talking to while we were waiting for our chance mentioned that he was going to catch the group at the upcoming Philadelphia show, too, and James wrote the guy's name on his hand so he could add his name to the list at the door for that show. It was just the most wonderful experience. OK, I'm babbling now...
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04-06-2010, 18:35
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My best after gig experience would have to be in Cambridge in 07. I was heading back to the car park with various FDers, which is opposite the Corn Exchange. Also going the same way as us was James, who decided to have a rant about the cyclists in Cambridge. This then prompted Jamesgirls to drive to future MSP gigs.
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04-06-2010, 19:09
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I need to meet James this tour, what a legend, and Sean too, I met Nicky after the Forum, he was very nice, gave a handshake, said it was nice to meet people his height and complimented my t-shirt.
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04-06-2010, 19:18
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