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CHICAGO - virtual signing line (Patreon)

Published:
2019-04-13 04:07:17
Imported:
2023-04

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here you go

how was it

we didn’t go over curfew 

i ended at 10:59 and a half

and that was the speediest version of the ride i’ve ever delivered 

it was so good 

i love you all 

i collapse

hug x a 

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Rebecca Starodub

Also, please record an album of Disney songs like the Radiohead Ukelele album. Take back the princess songs!

Anonymous

You sang all of the songs that I was wishing for. Oasis, even with its divisiveness, has always been my favorite song of yours. The black humor and storytelling were ON POINT. And my god you sounded SO GOOD in that hall!!!!! It was refreshing and exhilarating to see such an honest and poignant show.

Anonymous

So I was just fully readying your post about your idea to do this, when I read it the first time I was in a rush. Anyway you probably wont see this at this point but, I understand what you mean about needing your cuddle after that show... I needed a cuddle. I had to work (I'm a cam model which is emotionally draining by its self) it took me a bit to pull my self from the loneliness, your show was so beautiful, it made me feel so much, I have a now 18 year old sister with a one year old and my best friend in the whole world has had many miscarriages, and an abortion in my arms, and she can't have a child because it could kill her, but since she's only 26 no doctor will tie her, I have taken plan B about 5 times. I needed my cuddle so badly and didnt get one, but this, this by its self is beautiful. You are fucking beautiful. When I see you next I'll try to get my hug in. For now, I love you.

Anonymous
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Here is a (((((((((((hug))))))))))), if you would like it. &lt;3

Anonymous

Amanda Palmer, your show was amazing. I can't stop thinking about it and listening to numerous songs, especially The Ride. Rock on, my friend!

Anonymous

The princess songs. Yes. So many levels. Yes.

Anonymous

I've been craving the richness of experience you're so good at, with all the laughs/tears/beautiful art and storytelling that comes with it - I desperately needed it this week especially. As with all your shows this one will really stick with me. Thank you for sharing yourself with us :)

Anonymous

Although you were only 2.5 hours away from where I dwell, I was unable to make your performance in Chicago. I haven't see you live yet, but I absolutely believe in what you are doing and I am one of your fans and supporters. I am a performing artist myself and I know how tough it is in Chicago, especially when you are limited to such a narrow window. I'm sure the show was amazing and I hope you take time to care for your mind and body. You are one of the most authentic artists I know and I am really enjoying "There Will Be No Intermission". Thank you for what you do and continue to be yourself no matter what anyone else thinks or says. You are an inspiration to many. Sending so much love and light to you and your family.

Anonymous

I wish I could have been there! Loved you since I watched you shave your armpits from the box seat section at The Congress in Chicago when you were opening for Nine Inch Nails.

Anonymous

Amanda I'm sad! But I'll be okay, because you've made me feel less alone Friday night. I bought a ticket to your show last minute. I didn't know if any of my friends would want to go with me and I didn't have enough money to buy anyone else a ticket to make them go with me, so I went alone. I was lucky enough to be right up front, but I was feeling really lonely. You stood right in front of me as you sang "The thing about things." which really tugs at my heartstrings as I think about my mom who I lost to suicide 2 years ago this Saturday. Towards the end of the song I could see the glisten of a tear in your eye. And I realized in that moment I was crying. Snd then I noticed the woman next to me was also crying, and her friend next to her, and 2 women behind us. And in that moment I felt like we were all alone, whether we had friends with us or not, but we were alone together. We all grieve at sometime in our lives, and we all do it differently, alone, even when grieving the same loss together, because our connections with others are so deeply personal that no one can fully understand how your grief looks and feels. But Friday was the first time in the past 2 years that I felt the power of humsn connection and how art helps bring us all together to feel our true feelings, good or bad, without judgement, with radical empathy for one another. So thank you for giving us that, sharing your story and grief with us to inspire us to feel and work through our own, alone together. Keep inspiring Amanda. You truly are changing the world for the better.

VitAnyaNaked

I liked the Ride song the most. Shes are just great. Other songs are good too. In general, I like it. Continue in the same spirit. I wish you prosperity. thank you for everything

Anonymous

Amanda, thank you for a beautiful performance last Friday in Chicago. I'm a week late to the virtual signing line, but maybe it's taken this long for your show to settle deep within me. I brought my partner with me, and he had never heard your music until I told him I had bought us tickets a few weeks before the show, so he spent those few weeks listening to your new album after he purchased it on his own without any prompting from me. (i'm so proud) -- And then I immediately took off on a solo trip through europe and when I came back and learned that he had listened to your album an unknown number of times, and he was asking me what I thought you meant by certain lines, or what a song was about in whole, I was like YES, this is how to break through to men, to the ones who seem so innocent in this whole mess of patriarchy. He truly doesn't understand, at his core, in his bones, what the #metoo movement is about or how we got to where we are and no matter how many times I try to explain, coming at it from all sorts of angles, all sorts of emotions, all sorts of logic, I know that he will never truly understand it like we women understand it. And I suppose that is ok, as long as they are trying, and as long as they are open. And I think this is one of the great beauties of your album and of your show. It has the power to break us open. To let the light in. Thank you for doing that for us. With us.

Anonymous

Thank you for this show in Chicago. Truly a night I won't soon forget. Radical empathy. Radical empathy. Radical empathy. &lt;3