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Thanks for an amazing show. The sound was sooo good, and the bass came through very clear, both the lows and his (I play the bass)...
It's often impossible to distinct anything in the lows at concerts, but this one was just amazing.
Thanks!
Dave,
What you are saying very much follows the thoughts of Decartes, the great philosopher. He sat down one day and decided to disprove everything he believed up to that point and start from scratch. He believed he was for the better after doing this. Anyways, keep up the awesome writing and be safe on the road.
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2006-12-13 12:51
I just want to take this moment to say congrats to you and all the roadies on reaching Day 200!
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2006-12-13 15:22
I just found out that you have to be a gold or silver member on the official RHCP site to post comments on your blog. I'm not a member, since my parents won't let me use their credit cards to pay. And that's the only way to pay, so I can't be a member. I'm just a non paying "guest". I'm glad you can post comments here without paying. ^_^
It was nice meeting you after the show in Stockholm 12/12. I don't know if you remember me. I told you that the vasa ship wasn't a viking ship. Do you remember? :)
You are a really nice guy! I hope you'll write about the shows in sweden soon. And thanks for the setlist, I use it as a wall decoration along with the setlist from the 11/12 show. :)
The two shows in Stockholm were my first shows with the Chili Peppers, but I sure hope that they were not my last. It was amazing. The best two night of my life, thank you!
I love your blog, keep up the good work!
// Ludvig from Stockholm
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2006-12-13 17:34
As a teen blog-reader, I have to say that your ponder about drugs made me think more about the big picture than any of the pests who come to talk to us at school.
Congrats on Day 200!
Still loving the blog. Keep it up!
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2006-12-13 18:35
christiania is probably one of the coolest places ever. i went there this summer and it was like home. did you have a chance to really walk around? behind all the houses and stuff? we walked some narrow trails and down by the lake, wildflowers everywhere, those crazyass houses built like dreams. this tiny beach were all the young people hung out on. best vibes ever but then kind of a creepy turn because i was thinking about how there is such high drug use at such an earlier age and how that kind of gets some people stuck and fucked up and plus when you're reaised in such an enclosed kind of community, once you're a teenager and you're venturing outside of it it's like culture shock and just imagine how weird that must be. i think christiania is best for middle aged and on and for kids it's the best place to grow up ever haha it's like a massive limitless playground.
for lunch i went to this place and made my own lunch of these sweet potatoes and sour cream and vegetables and rice, with fruits as desert. i sat at a table with three unmatched chairs and watched a neighbor water his garden across the fence. it was so beautiful and perfect.
the part of your entry about adamently claiming that sometimes babies just "come" is amazing.
i really appreciate your very perspectively responsible and intelligent thoughts about drugs. it sounds like you had a similar experience as i did. where we know we never need them in the first place. i also love your mind strategy but i get a little confused at the last part "...everything else will be relegated to the various levels of doubts and likelihoods that sit off to the side."
i don't know if you want to get into a discussion about that but if you don't mind, what would an example of that be?
anyway i appreciate the introspectiveness of this blog in particular.
(inner) peace
so wait, that looks like ice or a hockey arena. did the fans slide around all over during the show? i'd be cool if you guys had a plank. either that or a crows nest. keep on bloggin' !!
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2006-12-14 01:46
And thank you Christian for the positive comments and joining me on the adventure.
Jay, interesting. Hmmm, disproving. Or at least smash some conficting thoughts against and see which ones prevail.
Hello Monique, Thank You! I thought about having a day 200 celebration but to many adventures got in the way. Maybe day 223 and a 1/2 or something like that will be good.
Hello Kirsten, I agree, Christiania, like all societies and communities has it's down side. It seems that so do all creatures depending on the angle I choose to illuminate them from. Even soft fuzzy rabbits breed to the point of total obliteration of the vegitation on which they survive without a predator to keep them in check. Balance seems to be the key. I just wonder if Christiania is dealing with a rebalance or being consumed by an off balance mentality.
Doubts and liklihoods to me are the concepts and theories that for some reason do not hold enough muster to be incorporated into my belief structure yet are possible enough not to be discarded to the scrap heap of flawed perspectives. As far as an example, words are to cumbersome to sketch the ones in my mind in anything more than an abstract.
Faith is just a doubt in a pretty wrapper.
Howd - That is a hockey arena and that is the ice floor sans ice! We do need a plank but shhhh, the inside word is that pirate days are over and we will be seeking a new theme for January.
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2006-12-14 09:17
Hey Dave,
Thanks for keeping us posted about the progress of the tour, I consider myself a regular follower of your blog and it was great to finally have the peppers in my city. It was good to finally hear/sea the band after reading about your experiences on the road during the last 200 days. This was my 3 peppers show and by the far the 'best' sofar, whatever that means.
Keep on truckin' - we are all looking forward to the next 200 days. Enjoy your well deserved break.
PS: 'The Forum' is actually not a hockey arena and it is not possible cover the floor with ice. It was originally made for indoor cycling but the track (like a mini NAS-Car track) was removed some years back.
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2006-12-14 11:39
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