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That paragraph is absolutely correct. When I booked to see them in 1994 (which turned out to be 1995) my mother said 'this is the one, isn't it? The most important, the one you've really been waiting for'. By then I'd seen most of my other heroes, including McCartney, the Stones, Dylan, Young and Morrison. I had seen Glenn and Joe separately but when I finally saw the band there was nothing to touch it.
Here's a good interview with Don along with a small article about Tuesday's upcoming show in Cincinnati. According to Don, they still have to get out west and to Europe and Australia. So all of you in those areas hang in there, sounds like they will get there sooner or later!!!!
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2...NT03/811160328
By Bill Thompson • bthompson@enquirer.com • November 16, 2008
Interesting read! Was it just me, or did he seem a little pissy at the end?
I like the part about touring the western USA... YAY!!!
AHHHHHHH!!!!!!! *happy happy ruprecht dance* AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TimothyBFan
brb gotta change and get a new wooden spoon
Yes, I think just a little, Soda. :eyebrow:Quote:
Was it just me, or did he seem a little pissy at the end?[
I'm joining you in the squealing, Rhonda! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! :partytime:
That was a good read, and yes, he did seem to get a little PO'd at the end. And I disagree with what he said, because I know I have read a quote from him when he was doing press for Inside Job that said,'' Getting married and having children has had a profound affect on me, which is reflected in my music."Quote:
Originally Posted by sodascouts
Sorry if I offend any Don fans, but I think Mr. Henley can be a bit moody. ;)
:lol: I can take care of that