The small store was packed, and Robyn decided to forgo the public address system, so it was kinda like having him play in your living room. He was dressed more casually than I've every seen, in loose tan trousers and a blue t-shirt. After he played "Peggy Sue" he remarked that he would never play that for a paying audience, but often played it for himself. Other topics included the revelation that he was a "chlorophyll based life-form" and the fact that there were very few towels on this tour.

Well...I have to go to the gig now. I'll report back later.

xoxox

zelda



The in-store performance at the 33 Degrees record store was sublime. The audience was into it, and Robyn was into it, and it was a real good vibe. I think Robyn and the audience had a great time together; I certainly did. Hearing Robyn playing un-amplified five feet in front of me was simply a beautiful experience.

I spoke to Robyn briefly after the performance (and had him sign my copy of "Live Death" too). I asked him if "Daisy Bomb" was going to be on the upcoming outtakes CD, and he said that it was. I didn't really speak to him about anything else of any importance, but he was amicable.

Gene H