no body feels any pain. - Just like a Woman, Bob Dylan.
That show was life altering... i feel like after i saw death cab and feist their music was still good and i was happy i could listen and know i went to see them...but this is different. His music and poetry just mean so much more now, they stick to you, right to the bone. however no one seems to care all that much.
the night itself was great. we were running late, and missed a bus that would have let us see dont think twice its alright. we got there and literally sprinted to the correl center across the gravely wet parking lot, AWAY from the crazy russian drunk who wanted us to hitch hike and
got there 25 minutes late...unknowingly missing the best song of all time and space combined.
i listened and teared up a little. i jumped around and i honestly felt the music beating in my heart. a man threw peanuts on the floor the entire time. another man looked on with binoculars and he was my favorite. i looked for jakey shares he was there somewhere but not in sight. earlier we met an attractive young fellow with a beautiful book he was interesting and chatty but in the best way.
getting to the heart of it, it was one of those things i just never wanted to end, i wanted to drink in every second and smell and sound and sight and never let it go. hopefully i can remember it forever as well as i do now. seriously a changing experience.
to conclude, i had a brief meeting with some deer folk, met a true fan and think being thought of when a beautiful song is playing live is just about as good as being there to hear it.
"thank you fans" - Bob Dylan.
