http://www.resonatormag.com/2007/04/24/how-to-feel-worse-on-adult-live/ Resonator -- we know things. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:11:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://www.resonatormag.com/2007/04/24/how-to-feel-worse-on-adult-live/#comment-249 mono. Fri, 25 May 2007 03:01:17 +0000 http://www.resonatormag.com/2007/04/24/how-to-feel-worse-on-adult-live/#comment-249 hi! by reading this text, two things were clear to me. so you didn't really say it with all the words, but i believe it's quite fair to say that you were implying that: a) nobody who started liking adult. back in the day still likes them, actually those old admirers don't even know what adult. have been up to since 2001 b) the music that they do today is so quirky to the point of being barely likable, so they just don't have any fans well, you sure have some reason to think that way (maybe what you see in your surroundings), but, trust me, you couldn't be further from the truth. i say that because i'm a long term fan myself. i've enthusiastically followed every single track they put out since their early releases. and yes, the musical shift in anxiety always was a shocking surprise, but although different, the music was still so neatly done that i couldn't help but get hooked on this new type of sound they were doing. and i'm not alone. i know quite a few other passionate fans. i've even been approached by a stranger who said "hey. you're that girl from the adult. community on the internet, aren't you? i love them". but you know what, i'll stop right here cos this turned out to be a great big personal account. just to illustrate my point and out of curiosity, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9OHnhYxRvI . it's a clip from a concert adult. played here in brazil last year. they caused quite a commotion, with the crowd singing along and all (you have to know the songs in advance in order to sing along, right?). other than that, i thought your depiction of adult. live totally matches my own impressions from the two times i saw their performance. and on another note, this website is really good. thanks for sharing some great tracks. hi!
by reading this text, two things were clear to me. so you didn’t really say it with all the words, but i believe it’s quite fair to say that you were implying that:
a) nobody who started liking adult. back in the day still likes them, actually those old admirers don’t even know what adult. have been up to since 2001
b) the music that they do today is so quirky to the point of being barely likable, so they just don’t have any fans
well, you sure have some reason to think that way (maybe what you see in your surroundings), but, trust me, you couldn’t be further from the truth. i say that because i’m a long term fan myself. i’ve enthusiastically followed every single track they put out since their early releases. and yes, the musical shift in anxiety always was a shocking surprise, but although different, the music was still so neatly done that i couldn’t help but get hooked on this new type of sound they were doing.
and i’m not alone. i know quite a few other passionate fans. i’ve even been approached by a stranger who said “hey. you’re that girl from the adult. community on the internet, aren’t you? i love them”. but you know what, i’ll stop right here cos this turned out to be a great big personal account. just to illustrate my point and out of curiosity, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9OHnhYxRvI . it’s a clip from a concert adult. played here in brazil last year. they caused quite a commotion, with the crowd singing along and all (you have to know the songs in advance in order to sing along, right?).
other than that, i thought your depiction of adult. live totally matches my own impressions from the two times i saw their performance.
and on another note, this website is really good. thanks for sharing some great tracks.

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