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Brit Night!
Apr. 6th, 2005 12:47 amHad a lovely time tonight.
It all start with seeing Duran Duran at the ACC with my guy and![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sooguy. (It was sooguy's Christmas present from the two of us.) The concert was awesome, the most enjoyable I've seen in a long time. They opened with Sunrise, my favourite track from the new album, and closed with a kick-ass version of Rio, and everything in between was pure bliss. Particularly good were The Chauffeur and Say a Prayer, two tracks I've always loved. And though he's not really a Duran fan, my guy got bouncy during Girls on Film.
The crowd was insane, myself included. It was kinda fun to see a bunch of thirty and forty somethings turn into screaming sixteen year old girls for an evening. (I'll have to see how much of a voice I have left for teaching tomorrow. *g*)
After getting home from the concert, we watched the tape of the new Dr. Who. I quite enjoyed it. Eccleston's version of the Doctor has the potential to get really interesting, I think, even if he's only going to have the thirteen episodes to do it. And Billie Piper's Rose was less of a "pop tart" (the big guy's phrase, not mine) than her promo pics led us to suspect. Can't wait for next week's episode.
It all start with seeing Duran Duran at the ACC with my guy and
sooguy. (It was sooguy's Christmas present from the two of us.) The concert was awesome, the most enjoyable I've seen in a long time. They opened with Sunrise, my favourite track from the new album, and closed with a kick-ass version of Rio, and everything in between was pure bliss. Particularly good were The Chauffeur and Say a Prayer, two tracks I've always loved. And though he's not really a Duran fan, my guy got bouncy during Girls on Film.The crowd was insane, myself included. It was kinda fun to see a bunch of thirty and forty somethings turn into screaming sixteen year old girls for an evening. (I'll have to see how much of a voice I have left for teaching tomorrow. *g*)
After getting home from the concert, we watched the tape of the new Dr. Who. I quite enjoyed it. Eccleston's version of the Doctor has the potential to get really interesting, I think, even if he's only going to have the thirteen episodes to do it. And Billie Piper's Rose was less of a "pop tart" (the big guy's phrase, not mine) than her promo pics led us to suspect. Can't wait for next week's episode.
