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I went to a concert Sunday night, the one I have been waiting for and sitting on my tickets for several months now... Linkin Park - Projekt Revolution. Several bands were there - Chris Cornell, The Bravery, Ashes Divine, Atreyu, 10 Years, Hawthorne Heights.... amazing!! It started at 2pm.. it poured rain and hail up until about 2:00, so my friend and I went and had lunch while it was raining, got there about 2:30 I guess, and the place was muddy and wet.. the first band had already started... I had no idea what to expect.. never been to this location before, haven't been to a concert since I was 17. I was worried I'd be one of the older in the crowed.. but I wasn't.. quite a few my age and some older.. The girl that went with me never listened to this kind of music, she's a country music kinda girl, but she was open to listening.. we sat on the lawn and listened to some of the bands.. I had a beer ($8.00) only had ONE!!!! I had to drive otherwise I probably would've had more.. good thing or I'd really be feeling bad today. The headliners (The Bravery, Chris Cornell and Linkin Park) were playing in the pavillion, so we moved over there and got a sweet spot on the lawn, even though they still looked as tiny as ants on the stage, it was a clear view, and as it got darker you could see the big screen images so I could see pretty good. Linkin Park's opening was AMAZING!!! I've always liked this group, but man oh man I am a die hard fan now.. it was awesome... There were thousands of people at the concert, all singing in unison, all knowing every word.. (me right along with them).. my voice is hoarse now. I had an ephiphany while I was standing there dancing, hands in the air, singing at the top of my lungs. I had really started listening to this band about 4 years ago.. right around the same time I started having problems with my marriage. Thier songs are full of powerful messages, about being strong and independent and doing what is right for you... perhaps these songs gave me some of the strength I needed to do what I had to do... can music make that much of an impact on someone without really even thinking about it? possibly... All I know is as I was enjoying the music that night I had the biggest smile on my face and felt totally free and uninhibited (no.. I did not take off my shirt!!!) lololololol... but I wasn't nervous of the crowds or anything.. a mosh pit started up right next to us.. got a little bit out of hand, but it was just so fun to see people having so much fun.. I can tell you I did not feel 44 last night thats for sure! why haven't I gone to more concerts?? I will now for sure! link to website incase you don't know what the music is like.. http://linkinpark.com/projektrevolution

TO ALL MY FRIENDS.....  Phobiaofwater's profile has disappeared..  due to a glitch in the system.  I plan on rebuilding, in the meantime, you can find me under Crossroads -  so I'm sorry if I don't email or comment for a while.. this is going to be a major undertaking to rebuild and my time is limited...

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