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This makes me so excited about music :)

Sarah Blasko meets the dawn chorus

So last friday i had possibly one of THE BEST nights of my life. Mainly because of a lovely lady called Sarah Blasko!
The concert was simply UH-mazing. Words can not describe how incredible this woman is, she is a true performing artist. So instead of lamely trying to describe it , i shall have some show and tell with pictures.

Check out the dress! It had compartments and everything! love it love it love it! when i become an eccentric author i will have many many crazy dresses like her. I am an obscure fashion fetishist!! Oh and i will say this; she has the power to make me believe in xanadu!! only a true musical goddess could do such a thing!

Also went to a 21st, whih was also pretty damn good fun in which many drinks were had, including the treasured and deadly tequila shot, beer, beer and more beer, champagne, and then some more beer. Safe to say it didnt end well some members of our own party (which was secretly highly entertaining for myself!), but yes i was greeted with the sun and the dawn chorus and i walked through my door :) fun tiiiiiimes!!! Socially, life is pretty damn good!

-S.O

Return to Pigeon Cove

So im back home in Melbourne now, and although i miss the sun and sand and the people in Qld, i am very glad to be home. My spirit has been cleansed with sea water and sunshine, pimms and Corona and Lime, Op shopping, family, rainforets, and houses on stilts, and am now ready to throw myself back into the social and music scene that makes Melbourne so great :)

Gigs Coming Up:

Sarah Blasko: I love her style. She's so quirky and old-fashioned and her voice is like nothing I have heard ever or since. When ever I'm sad or lonely i put one of her records and there is always a song to reflect my emotions perfectly, but instead of feeling even more depressed, i feel like her music is hugging me. It sounds silly, but its true. I can't wait to see her for the second time :)

Tori Amos:
My obsession with Tori goes way back to 2004, when i heard "Cornflake Girl" for the very first time. I never looked back. She is probably the musician that has influenced my life the most; she is a living embodiment of how the off-beat and eccentric can shine in a world where theephemeral, superficial and generic spring up everywhere like weeds; she is an exotic bird. It gives me hope. In short, i love her, and will always love her, which is why I'm going to both her Melbourne concerts. This will be the highlight of my 2009.

Falls Festival: Marion Bay

This is going to be a blaaaast! Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Lisa Mitchell and Yves Klein Blue are the ones I'm most excited about, but the whole three days are going to be epic!!! Bring on the drunken dance party festival shennanigans!!

Listening: "Colourful Life" Cajun Dance Party, "Ragged and Ecstatic" Yves Klein Blue, "Boys for Pele" Tori Amos

Watching: Jane Eyre, 2006 BBC production. I love this version so much, the story, the actors and the score <3>

Reading: "Cannery Row" by John Steinbeck. A Penguin Classic i picked up to amuse myself at the airport.

Wearing: Black Skinnys, Laura Marling Band Tshirt, Green nailpolish and my bows :)

Wanting: A Mr Rochester to come sweep me off my feet. More Lemongrass and Ginger Tea. Peace.

-S.O