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Neil Finn — Don't Dream It's Over (live)
Album: Seven Worlds Collide
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Released: 2001
Length: 5:01
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There is freedom within, there is freedom without
Try to catch the deluge in a paper cup
There's a battle ahead, many battles are lost
But you'll never see the end of the road
While you're travelling with me

Hey now, hey now
Don't dream it's over
Hey now, hey now
When the world comes in
They come, they come
To build a wall between us
We know they won't win

Now I'm towing my car, there's a hole in the roof
My possessions are causing me suspicion but there's no proof
In the paper today tales of war and of waste
But you turn right over to the T.V. page

Hey now, hey now
Don't dream it's over
Hey now, hey now
When the world comes in
They come, they come
To build a wall between us
We know they won't win

Now I'm walking again to the beat of a drum
And I'm counting the steps to the door of your heart
Only shadows ahead barely clearing the roof
Get to know the feeling of liberation and release

Hey now, hey now
Don't dream it's over
Hey now, hey now
When the world comes in
They come, they come
To build a wall between us
Don't ever let them win
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 SchoepTone wrote:

Nice lyrics to this song.



That don’t rhyme!
Posted 4 months ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
 Laptopdog wrote:

Kind of sly for Bill to play this after a Lindsay Buckingham-penned Fleetwood Mac song, since Neil Finn replaced him in the band.



I saw that FM version with Neil and Mike Campbell in AUCKLAND. When they played “I got you” the whole place roared and sang along. Amazing.

But, Mick came out later and said something about how they had to remind Neil that he’d written a song that only comes once a generation (true). Implied he was sick of doing it. And, after doing the first verses, Goat Girl came out and brayed the remainder of the song. Sacrilege!!!
Posted 4 months ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
Jesus Christ cover after cover. Stop!!!!!!!
Posted 6 months ago by Rcallinjr    [ Reply ]
haven't heard this song for while. Really nice for a rainy night...
Posted 11 months ago by lud_wins    [ Reply ]
I absolutely LOATHE audience participation in songs I adore. HAAAAATE the clapping. Anyone else? 
Posted 2 years ago by MavenofMayhem    [ Reply ]
What a beautiful, stripped down version. Gets an 8 from me.
Posted 3 years ago by Stratocaster    [ Reply ]
Great song    catchy riff   ..love it.
Posted 3 years ago by flatop    [ Reply ]
I had a dream that this song was over.  And finally it was.
Posted 3 years ago by dickmahoon    [ Reply ]
 jens.lagerqvist wrote:
I prefer "The head and the hearts" cover of this, it is a 10
 

Interested, I just popped over to Youtube for that. There's a live version on there, so I clicked Play. Wow.

Wow. Just... No. Not even a little bit. I mean... some of it was in tune, but only in passing through from one side to the other. And so short of breath.

So I tried the studio mix. Clearer vocals, certainly, but without the passion. Tremolo substituting for power. And the instruments are... well, they don't sound... like grown-up ones.

I don't write many comments here, but I had to write this. Sorry, but I still prefer any of the NF/CH versions.
Posted 3 years ago by brianlj    [ Reply ]
I prefer "The head and the hearts" cover of this, it is a 10
Posted 3 years ago by jens.lagerqvist    [ Reply ]
Prefer the studio version and the claps are sucky.
Posted 4 years ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
Cute FM followed by their new lead singer. I like it.  I used to listen to WHFS and WGTB during the 70's.  They where both examples of radio programming could (and almost never was) be. Thanks for creating another level of intelligence to the practice of broadcasting music.  
Posted 4 years ago by folkes.tom    [ Reply ]
Nice lyrics to this song.
Posted 4 years ago by SchoepTone    [ Reply ]
Love this version!
Posted 4 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
7 Worlds Collide has such great collaborating artists on it.  
Posted 5 years ago by annds    [ Reply ]
Yeah, the claps kinda suck. Great song though!
Posted 5 years ago by MayBaby    [ Reply ]
I really like this acoustic version. VERY nice.
Posted 5 years ago by emcibulka    [ Reply ]
 phlattop wrote:
Love this song. But hate audience clap alongs.
 
Like when the audience sings along and clap
Posted 5 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
I always love Live rec. concert songs...
Posted 5 years ago by gocaserdar    [ Reply ]
Hugo o if lii saq
Posted 5 years ago by mcginty    [ Reply ]
I have always loved this song.  I do prefer the original version but this is still very good.  Shows just how great a song it is.
Posted 5 years ago by bachbeet    [ Reply ]
Always love hearing this version.
Posted 5 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
Kind of sly for Bill to play this after a Lindsay Buckingham-penned Fleetwood Mac song, since Neil Finn replaced him in the band.
Posted 5 years ago by Laptopdog    [ Reply ]
{#Hug}
Posted 6 years ago by asfoura    [ Reply ]
 ojibwe wrote:
Bill likes his Finns!

 
He's not alone.
Posted 6 years ago by eroz    [ Reply ]
Love this song. But hate audience clap alongs.
Posted 6 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
 ojibwe wrote:
Bill likes his Finns!
 
Justifiably so...
Posted 7 years ago by AbileneTexas    [ Reply ]
Wow...what a beautiful version of this song!  You can see Finn has real musical talent—not just a studio musician.
Posted 7 years ago by rpdevotee    [ Reply ]
Bill likes his Finns!
Posted 7 years ago by ojibwe    [ Reply ]
It's a good version but I hate when the audience sings and the artist stops singing.
Posted 7 years ago by franklyspeaking    [ Reply ]
I used to get bored when this track came on; but after reading the lyrics and hearing the audience sing along, this has quickly become my favorite version of this song. Thanks, Bill, for keeping it in rotation. :-)
Posted 7 years ago by CrispyDruid    [ Reply ]
Crowded House is one of my all-time favourite bands....but this song grates on me.
Posted 7 years ago by oneguy    [ Reply ]
 nutrod42 wrote:
Great song, great version.

 
: bump :
Posted 8 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
It's a dream come true when this song is over. Up there with Phil Collins tunes with it's ability to induce violent vomiting. 
Posted 8 years ago by ppopp    [ Reply ]
Love this version.
Posted 8 years ago by nutrod42    [ Reply ]
Great song, great version.
Posted 8 years ago by nutrod42    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of my honeymoon, this song.
Posted 8 years ago by tee_dee    [ Reply ]
 PeterMC3 wrote:
The live version though undoubtably entertaining the audience is no where as good as the studio album version.

 
Yep. The original is an icon as much as Let it Be. This isn't nearly as nice, and it's not even touching in a "remember how great this tune was?" way.
Posted 8 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
Man, some people get up on the wrong side of the bed I guess.

A 10 from me. 
Posted 9 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
When it comes to maudlin sentimentality, this is not really any different than a Lawrence Welk concert.  Topped off with a generous dollop of schmaltz by the audience sing-a-long.
Posted 9 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
 PeterMC3 wrote:
The live version though undoubtably entertaining the audience is no where as good as the studio album version.

 
Amen
Posted 9 years ago by estprophet22    [ Reply ]
 ppopp wrote:
I would throw a rabid water vole at him if he sang this song at a concert I was attending. Why not just play something from Phil Collins' Greatest Hits album if you want to torture us?

 
Ah crap, another effing Finn Bros song today.  RP's needle is seriously stuck in the scratched track — I'm guessing we're pushing on 5 Finn songs per day....  Release the voles!!
Posted 9 years ago by S-curvy    [ Reply ]
one of the best  {#Daisy} {#Daisy} {#Daisy}  ps was there at a live show
Posted 9 years ago by Jannne    [ Reply ]
oh yay. a sing-along.
Posted 9 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
 ppopp wrote:
I would throw a rabid water vole at him if he sang this song at a concert I was attending. Why not just play something from Phil Collins' Greatest Hits album if you want to torture us?

 
Very impressed you carry one about on your person on the off-chance you need to throw it. Did you get it off ebay?  


Posted 9 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
I would throw a rabid water vole at him if he sang this song at a concert I was attending. Why not just play something from Phil Collins' Greatest Hits album if you want to torture us?
Posted 9 years ago by ppopp    [ Reply ]
For some reason I like this more than the studio version. The slower tempo adds something that moves me...
Posted 9 years ago by Mayasha    [ Reply ]
Rating probably skewed by the fact that I have always loved Finn's voice—it's so pitch-perfect. It's a fun change to hear this version. 
Posted 9 years ago by seejay54    [ Reply ]
 PeterMC3 wrote:
The live version though undoubtably entertaining the audience is no where as good as the studio album version.

 
Too much crowd noise for this song.
Posted 10 years ago by ShaunJ    [ Reply ]
Vastly improved by the ever so slightly out-of-time clapping around the middle, and what's that flat half-hearted arpeggio before the limp "C'mon"? This time I was determined to listen to the very bitter end, and I managed, but it's positively PSD next time! I'll try again in five years, round about the same time as I'll check if I've grown to like Crazy for You.
Posted 10 years ago by 2020sk    [ Reply ]
The live version though undoubtably entertaining the audience is no where as good as the studio album version.
Posted 10 years ago by PeterMC3    [ Reply ]
The audience clapping and whistling is very distracting.
Posted 10 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
 jgriffin56 wrote:
Timeless

In the paper today tales of war and of waste
But you turn right over to the T.V. page 

 
My favourite line as well.
Posted 10 years ago by Stratocaster    [ Reply ]
Timeless

In the paper today tales of war and of waste
But you turn right over to the T.V. page 
Posted 10 years ago by jgriffin56    [ Reply ]
very nice classic song. Like it very much from time to time!
Posted 10 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
{#Bananapiano}   If I could write songs I would like to write one like this - magnificent. 
Posted 10 years ago by Peter_Bradshaw    [ Reply ]
Didn't like it then, don't like it now.
Posted 11 years ago by meadowwoods    [ Reply ]
so mawkish!
hey where is that vomiting  smile?
Posted 11 years ago by t00lur    [ Reply ]
Had to log in to say IF THIS AIN'T GODLIKE I don't know what is. Oh. Already rated it. Godlike. All right. Godlike Squared, then. Cheers!
Posted 11 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]
I saw Crowded House perform this song when it was new. Before the show, Neil asked the audience whether they wanted to see their professional or "hamburger" show. The audience chose "hamburgers". Later, after a very refreshing, innovative and eclectic performance, Neil asked whether the audience had any requests. Then Neil responded by saying "we were hoping that you might ask us to play one of our songs". Nevertheless, the whole band improvised it by ear on the spot. I have never since witnessed such a sensibility and astute musical ability in any player, let alone an entire band. I'll never forget them or this performance, "hamburgers" and all.
Posted 12 years ago by impediguy    [ Reply ]
Fine album with some great guest stars, including my man Mr. Vedder.
Posted 12 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Very talented.
Posted 12 years ago by vluvlu    [ Reply ]
Sappy.
Posted 12 years ago by coyote620    [ Reply ]
Audience clapping always ruins a good tune. 
Posted 12 years ago by Manbird    [ Reply ]
Great music from an iconic kiwi
Posted 12 years ago by kiwilistener    [ Reply ]
Loving this clapping! 
Posted 13 years ago by bluecshells    [ Reply ]
Nice song. The audience makes this live version; they sound great.  
Posted 13 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Nice juxtaposition of songs
Posted 13 years ago by SuzG    [ Reply ]
 tormefan wrote:
...beyond the superb musicianship, what sets these shows apart from ANYONE is the high regard for, and clever interaction with, the audience...

Businessgypsy wrote:
Indeed! It was so at Edgefield in Oregon this summer. Almost as good as Torme's penultimate concert.
ick added:
...and also at the show that they played at Huphrey's in San Diego.  Neil encouraged the audience to join him and seemed to really enjoy the interaction. 

Posted 13 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
so many artists sound nothing like the original recording live, this is dead on {#Mrgreen}
Posted 13 years ago by contractor07    [ Reply ]
Heartily!!1 (run to download)

Posted 13 years ago by Netto    [ Reply ]
tormefan wrote:
...beyond the superb musicianship, what sets these shows apart from ANYONE is the high regard for, and clever interaction with, the audience...
Indeed! It was so at Edgefield in Oregon this summer. Almost as good as Torme's penultimate concert.

Posted 13 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
Friends saw CH in Sydney with the Sydney Philharmonic Orchestra.....fabulous show!{#Smile}
Posted 14 years ago by rjewyo    [ Reply ]
 tormefan wrote:
Just saw three Crowded House shows on the current 2010 tour: beyond the superb musicianship, what sets these shows apart from ANYONE is the high regard for, and clever interaction with, the audience. The communal atmosphere and hundreds of people singing their hearts out (albeit occasionally somewhat off-tune) is something to behold. Recordings can't capture the spirit of these shows, so GO SEE THEM LIVE and you'll understand!  

 

I did see Crowded House on this past tour and your words ring true.  Absolutely a wonderful concert and yes I did sing and yes it was very off-tune, but fun nonetheless.

Posted 14 years ago by stub30    [ Reply ]
Just saw three Crowded House shows on the current 2010 tour: beyond the superb musicianship, what sets these shows apart from ANYONE is the high regard for, and clever interaction with, the audience. The communal atmosphere and hundreds of people singing their hearts out (albeit occasionally somewhat off-tune) is something to behold. Recordings can't capture the spirit of these shows, so GO SEE THEM LIVE and you'll understand!  

Posted 14 years ago by tormefan    [ Reply ]
 fitzworld wrote:
I actually like this acoustic version better than the original but I'm not into the audience singing the lyrics. If I want to hear the audience sing I'll go buy a ticket to see The Audience. Maybe someone should do the greatest rock and pop hits of all time and let the audience sing the lyrics. BORING!

If it wasn't for the audience on this I would have rated it much higher.

 
True.

Posted 14 years ago by PFM    [ Reply ]
LOL, for so many reasons.  Great tune.
Posted 14 years ago by stevo_b    [ Reply ]
10.

Honestly. Who the hell can do this? 
Posted 14 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]

Neil Finn - "Better Be Home Soon" Live (2005)

Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
I love this live version. It gave me goosebumps when the crowd started singing, and I think they sing it very well. :-)

Posted 14 years ago by runaway    [ Reply ]
 aaronm wrote:
I love the acoustic version, and I love the crowd singing along with the song!  There's something charming about the crowd being that involved.
 
I agree.  I think that is the best compliment to a singer/songwriter when the crowd:

1.  Knows the words to a song you wrote.
2.  Sings in tune
3.  Sings very loud and gets the timing right.

Posted 14 years ago by netstv    [ Reply ]
I actually like this acoustic version better than the original but I'm not into the audience singing the lyrics. If I want to hear the audience sing I'll go buy a ticket to see The Audience. Maybe someone should do the greatest rock and pop hits of all time and let the audience sing the lyrics. BORING!

If it wasn't for the audience on this I would have rated it much higher.

Posted 14 years ago by fitzworld    [ Reply ]
Just simply E.X.C.E.L.L.E.N.T.
Posted 14 years ago by Toke    [ Reply ]
I love the acoustic version, and I love the crowd singing along with the song!  There's something charming about the crowd being that involved.
Posted 15 years ago by aaronm    [ Reply ]
Great version. Why are so many people hatin' on the live? I guess if you care more about producers than you do about artists, you might feel a lil' upset.


Posted 15 years ago by Panama_Floyd    [ Reply ]
love Neil Finn... what a great musician in every sense of the word!

{#Cowboy}
Posted 15 years ago by jameyp    [ Reply ]
gag.
Posted 15 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]
 TreborG2 wrote:


LOL although.. it can be pretty funny.. when the a** that stands up at a peter gabriel concert and yells "DO BIKO!" gets hauled away for being a nuisance .... :) if only I had my current camera then ... oh my I would have had some great pictures..
 
I live near Jacksonville, Florida, which has a god-awful reputation as one of the worst towns to perform in.  This was brought painfully home to me when I went to see Tom Waits and had three goombas a couple of rows behind me yelling such illuminating phrases as "Tom Waits!  Hell yeah!" and "He's got a guitar!".  Now I drive to ATL and catch acts at the Fox Theatre.  Much less painful.

Posted 15 years ago by pinklife    [ Reply ]
 Tim_in_N_FL wrote:
Yikes...what's with the crowd clapping and singing along.  Personally, the song is very nice without their help.  {#War}
 

         And I much prefer the studio version as done by Neils' Crowded House.

Posted 15 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
Yikes...what's with the crowd clapping and singing along.  Personally, the song is very nice without their help.  {#War}
Posted 15 years ago by Tim_in_N_FL    [ Reply ]
I really like Neil Finn. 

Went to a concert that was billed as "The Finn Brothers".  Neil's brother walked on stage, started singing and I new right away that I was going to hate the concert.   I DID hate it.  His brother was so full of himself and untalented, it was sickening.

Went to another concert last year with just Neil and his band (including his talented son) and really enjoyed it.  Neil has some songs that have really brought me up when there were low times in my life.
Posted 15 years ago by lynnypoo    [ Reply ]
aaargh.  This guy and his brother have between them put back the cause of music in NZ about 30 years - everyone freakin loves them so every spotty youth trying to get laid grabs an acoustic guitar and pours his aching heart out "just like the Finns", and the girls fall for it ...  it's a vicious cycle with no end except a spiral of despair and bleeding eardrums.   AND to make it worse, this is a well dodgy version of this song... man, when will crowds learn that they can't sing?   PEOPLE! THAT'S WHY YOU'RE NOT UP ON STAGE.  


Posted 15 years ago by ercasul    [ Reply ]
 rtrudeau wrote:
I couldn't agree more! Or how about people who clap along with a sporting event such as ice skating? Makes me want to scream.
 
If you ever listen to Leo Kottke's live album from My Feet are Smiling, you hear two guys in the background just before a song trying to get into the live recording. I distinctly hear the "in" guy yell "F##KING ROOKIE" just before Leo is going to start. Not sure if Leo knew who he was yelling that to. :)

Posted 15 years ago by MortimerS    [ Reply ]
 Marr wrote:


That's a load of BS. Even if what you said about the forum was true, lots of folks rate without commenting. That's why virtually any song you look at has at least a few 1's in the rating (including this one which has 18 as of this post).

 
True enough, but please don't feed the troll.

Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]

What a fun version of this song! Love it!! {#Notworthy}


Posted 16 years ago by KahunaMatata    [ Reply ]
This is a wonderful version!  I love the crowd participation and the arrangement.

{#Good-vibes}
Posted 16 years ago by aquadonia    [ Reply ]
 Excelsior wrote:

meloman wrote:


How the hell does something this god-awful rate a 7.1?


Because this is the RadioParadise forum, where you're not allowed to not like things unless you have heard them on commercial radio.



 

That's a load of BS. Even if what you said about the forum was true, lots of folks rate without commenting. That's why virtually any song you look at has at least a few 1's in the rating (including this one which has 18 as of this post).

Posted 16 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
 meloman wrote:
How the hell does something this god-awful rate a 7.1?

 

The masses love that syrupy, sugary goo.
Posted 16 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
How the hell does something this god-awful rate a 7.1?


Because this is the RadioParadise forum, where you're not allowed to not like things unless you have heard them on commercial radio.

Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
not all songs sound better slowed down... this version is an overlong derdge.
Posted 16 years ago by Hinkamp    [ Reply ]
Mediocre. Not painful, but certainly not noteworthy. Getting a little old.
Edit: I just noticed that I've made just about the same comments 3 times now. At least I am consistent in my feelings about it. I'll stop now.

Posted 16 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
A less than brilliant version of this fantastic song.
Posted 16 years ago by madaxeman    [ Reply ]
Produces an emptiness to which I cannot relate due to the simple Twist of Fate that this lyrical novocaine follows Dylan...er, otherwise thanks Bill
Posted 16 years ago by p2h2d2    [ Reply ]
TreborG2 wrote:
how does someone that thinks this is god-awful get permissions to post on RadioParadise? uh... freedom of choice maybe? In otherwords your tastes don't match mine, thank goodness... I wouldn't want to live with just *your* opinion of "Good" music :)
Oooh, stepped on some VA toes, huh? I'll tell you what gives me permission, "Thus always to tyrants," regular finacial support for this station, for one. I love what Bill and Rebecca are doing here even when I don't like a particular song.
Posted 16 years ago by meloman    [ Reply ]
rtrudeau wrote:
I couldn't agree more! Or how about people who clap along with a sporting event such as ice skating? Makes me want to scream.
LOL although.. it can be pretty funny.. when the a** that stands up at a peter gabriel concert and yells "DO BIKO!" gets hauled away for being a nuisance .... :) if only I had my current camera then ... oh my I would have had some great pictures..
Posted 16 years ago by TreborG2    [ Reply ]
I love Crowded House. I love the Finns. I love this song. This is not good. 4.
Posted 16 years ago by MediaGrrl    [ Reply ]
Me likee- tried to play along but it's tuned down a half step
Posted 16 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
How the hell does something this god-awful rate a 7.1?
how does someone that thinks this is god-awful get permissions to post on RadioParadise? uh... freedom of choice maybe? In otherwords your tastes don't match mine, thank goodness... I wouldn't want to live with just *your* opinion of "Good" music :)
Posted 16 years ago by TreborG2    [ Reply ]
Art_Carnage wrote:
When I spend money to attend a concert, I want to hear the performers, not the drunken assholes in the audience.
I couldn't agree more! Or how about people who clap along with a sporting event such as ice skating? Makes me want to scream.
Posted 16 years ago by rtrudeau    [ Reply ]
This song reminds me of the waiting room at my dentist's office. Well, the studio version does anyway. This version reminds me of the waiting room at my dentist's office when I've got a head full of morphine for a root canal and everyone else in the waiting room and that little television and the kids playing with toys in the corner are all singing and clapping along with the song the dentist is playing on the radio.
Posted 16 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
How the hell does something this god-awful rate a 7.1?
I think it is because there are a lot of folks like me who love this song and really appreciate a live version regardless of whatever flaws it may include. But I could be wrong.
Posted 16 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
How the hell does something this god-awful rate a 7.1?
Posted 16 years ago by meloman    [ Reply ]
wferrier wrote:
But then you'd go to Rock & Roll Hell, which is having to listen perpetually to live acoustic versions of monotone classic folk tunes (replete with hand claps and audience sing-a-longs on the chorus): Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya Oh lord, kumbaya
That sounds equally unbearable.
Posted 16 years ago by anchoresse    [ Reply ]
anchoresse wrote:
If I had the choice between decapitation and listening to another live acoustic version of a monotone classic rock song (replete with hand claps and audience sing-a-longs on the chorus), I'd be first in line at the guillotine.
But then you'd go to Rock & Roll Hell, which is having to listen perpetually to live acoustic versions of monotone classic folk tunes (replete with hand claps and audience sing-a-longs on the chorus): Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya Oh lord, kumbaya
Posted 16 years ago by wferrier    [ Reply ]
If I had the choice between decapitation and listening to another live acoustic version of a monotone classic rock song (replete with hand claps and audience sing-a-longs on the chorus), I'd be first in line at the guillotine.
Posted 16 years ago by anchoresse    [ Reply ]
Fantastic song, any version is 11!
Posted 16 years ago by wferrier    [ Reply ]
When I spend money to attend a concert, I want to hear the performers, not the drunken assholes in the audience.
Posted 16 years ago by Art_Carnage    [ Reply ]
Still my favorite after all these years.
Posted 16 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
Hinkamp wrote:
never ask the audience to sing... unless it is a bar.
Sounds like great advice to me!
Posted 16 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
Chills...
Posted 16 years ago by Kerly    [ Reply ]