So... I'd like to thank Paul and JES and Haliene and Kerli and Benny Wong and Ben Ho and Noah Liasam and Vivay and Vinek and especially Nadia S., and Claudia H., and Dragon Cloud and even that reprobate Cary Sontag.
I don't personally subscribe to this idea of 'sacrificing' anything - but the way these things go it is more a 'mystery of life,' as it were, and a feeling.
Anyone? Anyone? Still no one, right? Next article - stay tuned. I have to post it soon/now... |
Just came back from a private party on a boat with a bunch of rich people I don't know but due to one thing and another there was cause for a celebration about a certain contract.
Anyway, don't know these folk - not any of them - but I managed to get an exclusive livestream of the London concert by Paul and friends (onto the yacht) and there we all were, in the midst of the Fires of Hell, and Paul has to tell everyone he's an atheist because that's what they expect to hear from an ex-East German kid - especially in the 'modern' industrial centers of Frankfurt and Berlin and everywhere else where the big dollars flow.
This place where I am is a hotbed of weapons sales and moolti-funktion 'hard-points' and you would think, even harder-nosed people but it isn't. That is, they are not hard people.
It's a full two-and-a-half-hour show and those of us around the globe who are relatively old hands at these tricks know the difference between 125 bpms and 150 bpms real easy, and you can tell when the 'dark wave' is being 'set in' and every other trick under the sun.
These people, they don't just drink water - they drink... ...'rich people' water. LOL |
And hey, who knows 'cause I don't - he fell from a stage down twenty meters some years ago and nearly died and lost almost all of his movement and it was the same surgeons and doctors who treated Michael Schumacher who saved him over months, maybe even years. In German television interviews they asked him: 'Did you see the light? Did you see God? Or anything?' And he said 'Nuh never saw anything at all. It was really sad. There was nothing there, on the other side.' Oh, he said he heard his wife's voice calling to him later when he was in a coma in hospital and that is what brought him out/back.
And the interviewer was happy.
For a master piano musician this is the worst kind of tragedy of all. Music is their whole life.
He 'made it back' - not sure even how.
...The beats per minute are climbing and you would not have thought there were any 'eckies' on this boat! Not with the sorts of people there.
People are using the hand sets and sending stoopid messages (posted up on the big screens) all over the place to people they don't know. The speakers are really loud, of course, so you have to factor in the sheer throbbing and the sweat from the moving bodies and the pheromones from the hot-shot males (all well over fifty, by the way). Virtually everyone has been into the brandy. Even the dames there. No one has thrown up yet. All 'seasoned embassy operators.' ...These guys. And gals.
There's no cameras/phone cameras allowed on the boat I was on. |
Tiffany Lee was the only person from the entertainment industry who reached out to Demi Lovato when she OD'd a while back. Lovato is fully back with a thriving radio and video show and she had a hugely successful stage performance this week a few days ago.
Paul says 'the show is nearly over and there is one last track.' And sticks on the Christian singer/songwriter Tiffany Lee aka 'Plumb.'
And there are tears streaming down the faces of these old men and women.
I don't think they expected it. Plumb does Lana better than Lana does Lana...
It was kinda funny.
Hope the 'nuclear absurdity' doesn't get too far out of hand now.
; )