Yesterday I answered the question that’s been eating you up. Remember that DELICIOUS pink medicine you got as a kid when you had ear infections? Well, the answer is NO, you do NOT get that yummy goo when you get an ear infection as an adult. Boo, as I have not one, but two ear infections at the same time.
Last night I went to see Joseph Arthur perform at the 20th Century Theater in Cincinnati, where I discovered the answers to some more important questions:
- What is it like to go to a concert with ear infections?
Not good. - Would you want to pay good money to see some man high off his ass performing?
Not so much.
(See what I mean about the camera not taking great pictures? And yes, he is singing with a mannequin head by him. Weird. And high.)
I actually thought the opening act, Annie Stela, was really good. I always prefer it when you can actually hear the singers voice and you could. Unfortunately, it cut right through my ear plugs…
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Anonymous
Sorry to hear about your ears. No pun intended – seriously. Ear infections are awful. They make my brain itch.
Drugs and music have no place intersecting except for when Dwayne and Tish hum Muskrat Love while doing a double bong hit. It only works because it’s cute.
Did you know that Jimmy Hendrix – and this is true – wouldn’t play high? He’d sing anthems to every chemical on the Periodic Table but the young man never got lit onstage. I think a lot of people miss this point about him and give up crappy music experiences like the one you got last night. The boy should’ve known better. I hope you threw your glass at him.