Post-tour blues

[andy.s]

Moz, why do you do this to me, you tease. I tried very hard to keep my cool post-moz, but alas, the man stole my heart again.



Also, I'm not sure why my old username wont let me post anymore, kewpie whats the deal?

[Sore Lips]

i feel the same way. it also came at the same time that a boy i liked, didnt know i was in love with, rejected me.

but moz is the biggest thing. the come down.

[andy.s]

well at least you get to see him on his birthday!! ::immeasurably jealous::

[baltimoz]

I'm feeling it......



Durham/Richmond/Philadelphia/Mashantucket

[CDUBYA]

Extend your Moz stay - come out to Columbus, Ohio!

[andy.s]

^ I would - but work is sabatoging that. Besides no amount of moz shows could satisfy me...

[Sore Lips]

^ I would - but work is sabatoging that. Besides no amount of moz shows could satisfy me...

this is true.

moz shows are such an escape from real life. wouldnt we all want to constantly feel that feeling? but alas, must earn money. must live. must move on.

im feeling rather angsty right now. maybe it is time for bed.

[suparni]

i think i am just gonna book 4 or 5 days in london and do the shows there. this sucks

[andy.s]

I am SO tempted to do something drastic like that. I think I can hold out until next tour, and hopefully then I'm in a much better financial place and go to a bunch of shows, and do a bit of traveling. Living in NY though, I shouldnt complain, Moz spoils us

[Kewpie]

Moz, why do you do this to me, you tease. I tried very hard to keep my cool post-moz, but alas, the man stole my heart again.



Also, I'm not sure why my old username wont let me post anymore, kewpie whats the deal?

I'm afraid I don't know who you are.
You lost your password?

If so, you can request a new password.

[suparni]

I am SO tempted to do something drastic like that. I think I can hold out until next tour, and hopefully then I'm in a much better financial place and go to a bunch of shows, and do a bit of traveling. Living in NY though, I shouldnt complain, Moz spoils us

Thank goodness Moz treats NY so well. THANK YOU MOZ

[karriemoz]

I know what you all are saying! it's like your adrenaline is pumping as you get yourself all psyched up knowing you'll get to see and hear Moz sing again and not to forget his current kickass band imho. And then, in the blink of an eye, it's OVER and you have to go back home/work to your boring, dull lives! glad someone has posted our feelings of such....letdown is the best word I can think of to use for it. One minute you're there and amongst friends who love the same guy you do which is a thrill in itself for me, the next min reality hits back w/ a vengeance and so here we are wallowing in our post Mozshow misery! Tissue anyone?!

[magicdragon]

i couldn't have said it any better than others have. every time moz rolls into the nyc area i go to every show, but strangely, never buy tickets until the last minute, only because i know that i'm going to feel the way i feel now, which is terribly empty, and i think i should protect myself by not even going, because i know it's going to screw with my head when the shows are over. yet i get so amped when i know he's rolling into town, i haven't missed a show in this area since the 90s, and still, i know what it's going to do: leave me marginally bereft. when i'm there, i feel like i belong there, almost like he expects me to be there, and now, it's just life again, no zenith, no nadar, just the silent hum of a life going through the motions, working, friends, family, no piercing illumination, like i get from the shows. his music is in my blood, and when i'm there, like at the bowery, it just seems like the world is right and the heavens are aligned and i think to myself, what if i could go to a show every week for a year straight? what would that do to/for my life? make it worse? make it better? well, i wonder....

[suparni]

i couldn't have said it any better than others have. every time moz rolls into the nyc area i go to every show, but strangely, never buy tickets until the last minute, only because i know that i'm going to feel the way i feel now, which is terribly empty, and i think i should protect myself by not even going, because i know it's going to screw with my head when the shows are over. yet i get so amped when i know he's rolling into town, i haven't missed a show in this area since the 90s, and still, i know what it's going to do: leave me marginally bereft. when i'm there, i feel like i belong there, almost like he expects me to be there, and now, it's just life again, no zenith, no nadar, just the silent hum of a life going through the motions, working, friends, family, no piercing illumination, like i get from the shows. his music is in my blood, and when i'm there, like at the bowery, it just seems like the world is right and the heavens are aligned and i think to myself, what if i could go to a show every week for a year straight? what would that do to/for my life? make it worse? make it better? well, i wonder....

well i think you said it very well indeed!

[nugz]

wahhh. I'm a little emo. I look forward to meeting up with solo'ers and other Moz fans probably as much as I look forward to seeing Morrissey himself. As others have been pointing out, its not just seeing Morrissey but being surrounded by other Moz fans who "get it." It's a really cool feeling thats hard to explain. Everyone should do more solo meetups inbetween tours I think. (For those of us in the NY/Philly area, we should all get together next time the Sons and Heirs play I think...yes yes?? )

it was great seeing so many solo'ers too, many I had met before and some new ones too. unfortunately Skinner couldnt make it to the Carnegie show, so we sold her ticket to a girl she found on craigslist. It was her first Morrissey show ever, and she was SO excited, and was so glad she saw the show with a couple other big fans, cuz she said none of her friends were fans. I was really happy for her. the after parties in Philly and NYC were great too.

wahhh, so yeah... I'm emo its over.

[andy.s]

magicdragon, well - fucking - said

[Sore Lips]

wahhh. I'm a little emo. I look forward to meeting up with solo'ers and other Moz fans probably as much as I look forward to seeing Morrissey himself. As others have been pointing out, its not just seeing Morrissey but being surrounded by other Moz fans who "get it." It's a really cool feeling thats hard to explain. Everyone should do more solo meetups inbetween tours I think. (For those of us in the NY/Philly area, we should all get together next time the Sons and Heirs play I think...yes yes?? )

it was great seeing so many solo'ers too, many I had met before and some new ones too. unfortunately Skinner couldnt make it to the Carnegie show, so we sold her ticket to a girl she found on craigslist. It was her first Morrissey show ever, and she was SO excited, and was so glad she saw the show with a couple other big fans, cuz she said none of her friends were fans. I was really happy for her. the after parties in Philly and NYC were great too.

wahhh, so yeah... I'm emo its over.

i will admit that at the sons & heirs aftershow i felt teary eyed a few times because i could see everyones faces...everyone mouthing the lyrics or just dancing. everyone enjoying and having a connection with this music. i felt very much like wow there are others out there who know this, love this, feel this.

id definitely go to another one of their gigs. i had the best time.

[nugz]

i will admit that at the sons & heirs aftershow i felt teary eyed a few times because i could see everyones faces...everyone mouthing the lyrics or just dancing. everyone enjoying and having a connection with this music. i felt very much like wow there are others out there who know this, love this, feel this.

id definitely go to another one of their gigs. i had the best time.

aw, were you at BB Kings? i don't even know what you look like, or I wouldve said hi. I was the one in the green dress, near the front on the right side, dancin like a fool.

[Sore Lips]

aw, were you at BB Kings? i don't even know what you look like, or I wouldve said hi. I was the one in the green dress, near the front on the right side, dancin like a fool.

yep, i was there. i was mostly on the left, trying to dance with this guy in his 50s ;cause he looked very corporate but his eyes said so much. singing along to the songs. my friend and i kept wanting to inch towards him to invite him into our little dancing circle. he got into it during a few songs. he was actually the one who sparked the crying!

good, good times.

[nugz]

yep, i was there. i was mostly on the left, trying to dance with this guy in his 50s ;cause he looked very corporate but his eyes said so much. singing along to the songs. my friend and i kept wanting to inch towards him to invite him into our little dancing circle. he got into it during a few songs. he was actually the one who sparked the crying!

good, good times.

awesome. glad you had fun. that was the 4th time I've seen the Sons and Heirs, theyre always great. really nice guys too. oh wasnt that awesome when the singer of the Courteeners sang "There Is a Light" with them???