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Old 10-08-2008, 03:23 PM
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Are you serious...they didn't even stand for Cyndi Lauper!?! I figured maybe it was just the...lesser LB fans, lol, but I guess you're right, it's universal! Ugh!

Ummmm...I have a feeling I was right in front of you, LOL. I was in Row CC, on the right...red shirt, black skirt, brown hair...I was right on the aisle, there was an empty seat beside me. I did hear *some* people making noise on our side but yah, only saw the people on the opposite side standing! I wanted to make more noise than I did...I just didn't feel comfortable with the people around me! I did still make some noise though, and like you said, especially for the non-Mac songs!

Are you going to Toronto tonight? You make noise and actually *know what Play in the Rain and Countdown are* unlike half that crowd (you're right, I think they just wanted to hear the Mac stuff). I want you there tonight, I need backup. LOL!
omg, that was you? For some reason, I was going to ask if you were a Ledgie! I had no idea. You were sitting next to the guy with grey hair, right? Did he ask you if the music they were playing before the show was Lindsey? lol.

Yeah, it took awhile for people to warm up for Cyndi. The same was true near the end of last night's show. When people got up for SHN and started moving toward the stage, I thought why couldn't you have shown this enthusiasm earlier?! But I'm not going tonight, sorry. I had the offer to go but I couldn't get things together in time.

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He doesn't need me to sing along with GYOW, but when it comes to the likes of Red Rover or Don't Look Down, I want him to know it's known, it's loved and appreciated.
When he looked over, I hoped he noticed a few of us singing the more obscure songs. I tried to make a point of it. I got the impression he was very appreciative of us, though, whether we stood or not.
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