Fangirl alert
Jul. 14th, 2019 10:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gothikmausThis week has been an emotional rollercoster. I'm still completely head over heels with Good Omens, which caused my dormant David Tennant crush to resurface full-force (I binged-watched the whole first season of Jessica Jones in a matter of days and completely messed up my sleep pattern, why, oh why), joined by a newly acquired Michael Sheen crush, because that man is just too cute for words. (I've also found some pictures from when he was in "Underworld" and ASDFGHJKL. I mean: Exhibit # 1; Exhibit # 2)
Anyway. There's that. Then on Thursday night I went to the special screening of The Cure in Hyde Park concert, which was AMAZING, I'm sure I had a grin on my face the whole time. I also randomly ran into some people I know from various goth nights and the Easy Cure singer (of course).
And then last night I saw Muse at San Siro stadium and it was UNBELIEVABLE. I wasn't aiming for front row, so I arrived around 5:30 PM, only to find out they had divided the pit with barriers and you could only access the front area if you had a bracelet (which I suppose they were handing out before I got there). I was a bit disappointed at first, but then I found a perfect spot right at the barrier from where I could see everything. Also, given the elaborate scenography, it was maybe better to stand a couple of meters further away from the stage and not right in the middle of the front area (which was quite small, anyway).
And, boy, what a great show. I thought the ticket was too expensive when I bought it, but it was totally worth the price. Also, even if I wasn't as "emotionally invested" as with The Cure or Die Ärzte, there were still a couple of songs that hit a little too close to home. Sigh.
I didn't feel like forking out €35 for a T-shirt at the end of the concert, so I just got a custom cup for €2, which has now joined my two Ärzte cups.
This was the last big concert I had planned for this year, but I have discovered a couple of new bands along the way, so who knows.
Right, let's see if I can go to bed at a decent hour tonight... ¬_¬
Anyway. There's that. Then on Thursday night I went to the special screening of The Cure in Hyde Park concert, which was AMAZING, I'm sure I had a grin on my face the whole time. I also randomly ran into some people I know from various goth nights and the Easy Cure singer (of course).
And then last night I saw Muse at San Siro stadium and it was UNBELIEVABLE. I wasn't aiming for front row, so I arrived around 5:30 PM, only to find out they had divided the pit with barriers and you could only access the front area if you had a bracelet (which I suppose they were handing out before I got there). I was a bit disappointed at first, but then I found a perfect spot right at the barrier from where I could see everything. Also, given the elaborate scenography, it was maybe better to stand a couple of meters further away from the stage and not right in the middle of the front area (which was quite small, anyway).
And, boy, what a great show. I thought the ticket was too expensive when I bought it, but it was totally worth the price. Also, even if I wasn't as "emotionally invested" as with The Cure or Die Ärzte, there were still a couple of songs that hit a little too close to home. Sigh.
I didn't feel like forking out €35 for a T-shirt at the end of the concert, so I just got a custom cup for €2, which has now joined my two Ärzte cups.
This was the last big concert I had planned for this year, but I have discovered a couple of new bands along the way, so who knows.
Right, let's see if I can go to bed at a decent hour tonight... ¬_¬
