Re: R.I.P.
Posted: Fri July 28, 2023 1:14 pm
Either way, she was right to be angry at the church and now she's freed from their boos.
That's dark, my evenbro.elliseamos wrote:Either way, she was right to be angry at the church and now she's freed from their boos.
I wonder what song she was actually supposed to singwease wrote:Well don’t I look like the fucking assholeBirds in Hell wrote:This was at the Bob Dylan 30th anniversary concert, the same one where Vedder and McCready played Masters of War (i.e. the audience probably wasn't there to specifically see Sinead).wease wrote:Imagine paying money to see someone in concert just so you can boo them. She’s getting your money, you already lost.dimejinky99 wrote:I’d forgotten this.
The crowd at MSG booed her for a full two minutes and she just stood there in defiance.
They missed the point of her tearing up that photo. Most people did.
Some retort to it tho.
Sinéad O'Connor faces down a booing crowd at Madison Square Garden, and stands by her remarks about child abuse in the days after her controversial Saturday Night Live Appearance
I remember Joe Pesci saying something along the lines that he would've smack her in the face for tearing up that photo if he'd been hosting SNL that week.wease wrote:I wonder what song she was actually supposed to singwease wrote:Well don’t I look like the fucking assholeBirds in Hell wrote:This was at the Bob Dylan 30th anniversary concert, the same one where Vedder and McCready played Masters of War (i.e. the audience probably wasn't there to specifically see Sinead).wease wrote:Imagine paying money to see someone in concert just so you can boo them. She’s getting your money, you already lost.dimejinky99 wrote:I’d forgotten this.
The crowd at MSG booed her for a full two minutes and she just stood there in defiance.
They missed the point of her tearing up that photo. Most people did.
Some retort to it tho.
Sinéad O'Connor faces down a booing crowd at Madison Square Garden, and stands by her remarks about child abuse in the days after her controversial Saturday Night Live Appearance
wease wrote:I wonder what song she was actually supposed to singwease wrote:Well don’t I look like the fucking assholeBirds in Hell wrote:This was at the Bob Dylan 30th anniversary concert, the same one where Vedder and McCready played Masters of War (i.e. the audience probably wasn't there to specifically see Sinead).wease wrote:Imagine paying money to see someone in concert just so you can boo them. She’s getting your money, you already lost.dimejinky99 wrote:I’d forgotten this.
The crowd at MSG booed her for a full two minutes and she just stood there in defiance.
They missed the point of her tearing up that photo. Most people did.
Some retort to it tho.
Sinéad O'Connor faces down a booing crowd at Madison Square Garden, and stands by her remarks about child abuse in the days after her controversial Saturday Night Live Appearance

Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.
Starting to feel it closing in? We all are.tragabigzanda wrote:That’s too young
which current RM poster is next?Bi_3 wrote:Starting to feel it closing in? We all are.tragabigzanda wrote:That’s too young

