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Old 10-27-2006, 03:07 PM
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^ Shoot, I don't know if I'd recognize him if I saw him on the street to be honest.

And that's what I figured about Robin Wiliams, for some reason.

More stories, Eliza, more more more! Please?
Well, none are too exciting.

Let's see, Sean and Madonna came to see Harry Dean Stanton play and they came in without ANY papparrazzi, and we snuck them up to the upstairs viewing room.

When Billy Zoom came into the record store where I worked, it was to buy a tape, because the band (X) was nearby recording "Wild Thing" and they had run out of tape—he must've just needed a cassette copy of the demo.

Adam Arkin (he was on that Doctor show at the time) and Lauren Holly came in, they sat alone in the back of the restuarant, and I believe Lauren holly was still married to Jim Carrey. I did break my usual professional rule of not being a fan-while-working by telling Adam what a lifelong fan I am of his dad. I waited until after they had paid, and were leaving. Oops! I don't know how kind that was of me, but I AM a lifelong fan of his dad's. He took it pretty well.

Ian Mculloch (Echo and the Bunnymen) was with his mgr, and trying to score drugs

Cyndi Lauper was with her backup singer, who used to sing with one of my coworkers, and he introduced us.

Natalie Merchant was very shy, but I actually became good friends with the guitar player (who, sadly, died about 5 years ago) and we used to correspond.

What else....Chirs Isaak did a 5 night stint at the club where I worked, and I flirted a lot with one of the band memebers, which was fun. Chris Isaak is very exacting with his band, and his show, which is why they are so tight.
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