In which I flail incoherently

Jun 29, 2011 16:40

So... forty-five years ago or thereabouts, a slightly insane group of TV execs playing on the success of the Beatles put together a band consisting of a British ex-jockey, a former child actor, a hippie guitarist who'd been washing dishes in a coffee-house, and the guy whose mother invented Liquid Paper ( Read more... )

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meneleth June 30 2011, 00:27:31 UTC
Thank you, thank you for the wonderful recounting! I almost felt like I'd been there. It sounds like you had an absolutely amazing and memorable evening. And darn, I don't have my Davy icon loaded...

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curuchamion June 30 2011, 13:01:04 UTC
You're welcome!!! :D I had a FANTASTIC evening. Glad I could share the awesome!

(And I have no Monkees icons at all. *sadface* *goes hunting for adorkable baby!Peter icons...*)

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kanders07 June 30 2011, 03:09:37 UTC
Sounds like so much fun. I'd love to see them in concert. I'll have to look and see if they're likely to come out my way.

Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I can just see the antics.

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curuchamion June 30 2011, 12:59:20 UTC
DO IIIIIIIIT. Here's their schedule. If you can make it, it's SO TOTALLY WORTH IT. :D

You're welcome! :DDD

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smirnoffmule June 30 2011, 14:36:03 UTC
Really enjoyed reading this, I used to love the Monkees TV show when I was a kid, so I did some flailing of my own :D

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rosywonder June 30 2011, 14:42:05 UTC
Oh wow, that must have been amazing! I have to confess that I did see them in concert round about 1970 in London. The only time I actually stood on the back of a chair just to get a better view! Glad to hear that they are still going strong!

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