Dominican Republic (Ed Kowalczyk Band), March 17, 2010 Options

[OutToDry]

Ok, in reply in my post you said you could "fire off some bomb"s and then you said "Fuck You Asshole" to me and I'm being a dick. Whatever you say...

By the way, I was joking about the Kevin Martin voice comment, although I'm not a huge fan. I apologize if you didn't understand it was. KEVIN MARTIN RULES!!! Happy now?

The FU was to your personal attack, the one you chose not to quote.



I never said anything about that (Kevin), and the fire bombs wasn't meant for you. I simply will choose not to bash a certain someone (not you).

[LivesMeltdown]

The FU was to your personal attack, the one you chose not to quote.



I never said anything about that (Kevin), and the fire bombs wasn't meant for you. I simply will choose not to bash a certain someone (not you).

Oh, the one I chose not quote. Ok here it is: "Go ahead, what are you gonna do? Make up more words that aren't apart of any language?"

Lets see yesterday, you asked me I was fucking serious about my post, without pointing out anything I said that was wrong. Then you said..."Where's the sacrofont?" Is Sacrofont a word? I asked that yesterday and got no response back. Because if it is, I'll be happy to apologize. You were the one confronting me

[OutToDry]

Oh, the one I chose not quote. Ok here it is: "Go ahead, what are you gonna do? Make up more words that aren't apart of any language?"

Lets see yesterday, you asked me I was fucking serious about my post, without pointing out anything I said that was wrong. Then you said..."Where's the sacrofont?" Is Sacrofont a word? I asked that yesterday and got no response back. Because if it is, I'll be happy to apologize. You were the one confronting me

I was, I am sorry. I made a spelling error. I simply don't like your boardname. It rubs me the wrongway.

[LivesMeltdown]

I apologize about my board name and was actually thinking about signing up again with a different account name (I don't think I can just change it). I don't like it myself and think it's disrespectful to a band that's given me so much joy for the past 15+ years.

This post has been edited by LivesMeltdown: Mar 21 2010, 5:09 pm

[+Ed+]

yo pheez

[dangum]

I apologize about my board name and was actually thinking about signing up again with a different account name (I don't think I can just change it).

I can change it for you if you like. PM me with your new name and I'll make the change.

[Wambangalang]

are you pussies gonna kiss and make up?

[Sakhmet2]

Review of the Santo Domingo show, translated:

March 18, 2010, 7:52 PM
Ed Kowalczyk offers emotional show in Santo Domingo
The soloist of the dissolved rock band Live debuted as a soloist in the country
Written by: Carlos Vargas
Santo Domingo.- Nostalgia is again converted back into business, Ed Kowalczyk, lead singer of the defunct American rock band Live, which reached its peak and popularity in the nineties, Wednesday night offered a big concert at the Teatro la Fiesta Jaragua hotel.


Kowalczyk after leaving Live, launched a solo career, was accompanied by a new band that debuted just this night, on a modest stage, a discrete set of lights, and a theater La Fiesta full to capacity.

The first song heard was "Drive", which was followed by "All Over You," "The Distance", "Just in time", "The Great Beyond" and the famous "Selling the Drama", in which the people rose spontaneously to their feet to clap, sing and even dance.

With the song "I alone" the band gave the most charismatic moments of the evening, amid the same Kowalczyk seized and introduced the members of his new band, while the audience was delighted with the palms. He continued with "Grace" song from his new solo album.

With "Heaven" Kowalczyk said goodbye to the audience, returning minutes later with "Operation Spirit" in which he appealed to the acoustic sound, was dedicated to Gamal Hache, a businessman who brought the country, who he said was his favorite piece.

The public reacted ecstatic when he recognized the first drum beats of "Pain Lies on the Riverside", first song that appears in his classic album "Mental Jewerly" which netted Live global stardom in the nineties.

This was followed with "In your light," another of the new songs, after giving way to "The Beauty of Gray", the most popular song of the band in our country.

Around 11:16 p. m. parted the stage with the sentimental "Lightning Crashes", another of the great songs that marked the band in his career.

Amid applause and shouts of the crowd demanding more, Kowalczyk and his band returned to perform "Dance with you", thus giving an end to the concert.

from http://eldia.com.do/espectaculos/2010/3/18...n-Santo-Domingo