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- -ea.
- after an inauspicious stint as an unremarkable young man, a cursory tour of four high schools in three years with an early departure, perry farrell and i started janes addiction. ______________________________________________________________ i am admittedly, under the best of circumstances, an erratic email returner but if you want to speak directly to me give it a try at: crashintothesea@gmail.com
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Hi Eric, I havent posted on your blog lately. I dont do Twitter. Anyway, I recall last year u commenting on the City United game last year; it was an epic clash. Well, put your Black Ops down, the Manchester Derby resumes today, should be a great match.
Oh, and what console do you play Black Ops? Perhaps we can play together, depending of course on the format. Let me know.
On a side note...Glad Janes is over with and done for you...You get never go back home my man, never.
take care.
-Vol in wilm.
I'm pretty sure I remember Eric saying something about ps3 long ago, but I could be wrong.
Eric if you read this, disregard my black ops request I sent you through email, I have a 360.
must admit that ive got the ps3 in the living room and the 360 in the bedroom. spoiled?
Hey Eric, sorry this is off the topic of your post, but I just wanted to say a couple of things.
I'm 34 years old and a long time JA fan(started listening when I was 13). Jane's and your bass playing in particular is the reason I started to play music. I saw you when I was 14 at MSG(happy mondays opened) and it changed my life. That show was just magic.
That said, I think you made the best decision by leaving the band. When the NINJA tour came to NYC, I was really excited to see the original members play again. That excitement ended a few songs in when I saw Dave checking his blackberry in between songs. There was no vibe and everyone looked like they were just going through the motions. It made me so sad, that I turned to my wife and said "I want to leave." She looked at me like I was crazy, but I just couldn't watch anymore. I said I would rather just watch "Ain't no right" video on you tube and remember how great they use to be then sit through another minute of this.
I guess the point I'm trying to make is, you should really focus on the amazing music you've been making on your own and actually bring it on the road. I would love to see & Hear "Help Wanted" played live. Come to NYC and play a show at Bowery Ballroom. I guarantee it will be packed with people who appreciate what YOU do, not what JA did.
Sorry for the novel and thanks for being an inspiration in my life.
-Adam-
Adam- that's an awesome post.
Thanks, Matt
When can be expect to hear some new Eric Avery songs?
Eric, folks
It's been so long since i posted here. but i was listening to this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XdaFR6mIC4
and had to share it with you guys. Don't die before you here this.
juan from buenos aires
Hey E ~ Happy new year. Every day is holy. Keep sluggin'
All the love in the universe.
Respect and kindness,
Mike
hello eric.
yesterday i listened the first time casually help wanted and you sang. you were talking with me, with my soul.
my first thought was i have to meet you, at every cost.
i understood what love can do, what includes it. the potential becomes real.
i'm sorry for this tag, because such a feeling deserves a worthy act and a tag is what it is.
i love what i hear from you. it never happened to me. maybe i am dreaming. but at least i want to say you: as you reached me you will be reaching a lot of people.
we have to save the world!!
with kisses
luma
Hey Eric,
I assume you know about the Xenakis Redcat concert at the end of this month: http://www.redcat.org/event/ceait-festival-5
Btw, I just purchased his book Formalized Music. Man, it is intense. You need high level math just to read the page at times.
John
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