Home, sunday 6 august

Happy days are here again

It's strange being so happy when the musical world that sourrounds us is so sad and meaningless. But listen to the old Yes album, "Going for the one". It's the only Yes album worth listening to, but then again it's very, very special. No wonder they went crazy after making an album like that.

It's the end of the tour and there's a hole in my head (mouth).

My garden looks like the backside of something that it shouldn't be looking like the backside of. Now I got time to do something about it. Time. I listen to Yes, and watch "Fight Club" on the video. It's one of those films you can just keep showing on the video with no sound on. Like a painting. After "Fight Club", I'll put on "Bladerunner". And then "Seven". It's going to be a beautiful day.

Me and Børge before the gig at Quart

Earlier this summer I moved a pine tree that was growing too big for its place in the garden, so I moved it to where it could grow real big. But now it's dead. It's very sad. It's dead because I turned it around, and the side that was facing north, is now facing south. That's why it died. Pine trees can't handle being turned around like that. It's true. Just check if you don't believe me.

I got a bigger one...later

Evil E, thanks for the mail you sent me. Yes that guitar amp had it coming. It was him or me. I read a book. Douglas Copeland, "Girlfriend in a coma". I always thought that Morrisey stole the title from Copeland, but it seems like it's the other way around since the book was written in 98. Or am I wrong here. Can anyone help me on this matter? I don't think I even like Douglas Copeland, heŽs too...fashionable. Anyway, life's too short for moaning.

Great news to all you Peltz fans. Virgin is rereleasing "Coma" with several bonus tracks. I'll keep you updated.

Its been a mad, mad summer. Thank you for coming to our gigs. Sign the guestbook, I do read it.

Better get to work....IŽll come back and love you forever.

Morten Abel