The last show I really wanted to go to with Dylan was the Augustines at the Troubadour on 2\/11\/2014. They are a band that I like very much, and would have liked to expose Dylan to them to see what he thought. The show was on a Tuesday. Three days before Valentine’s Day. When I brought it up to Donna, it was clear that she really didn’t want me to go. I was not home much since I started the new job. I knew I would be tired, so I was convinced not to go. I regretted that decision the night of the show and the days afterward. I really like the band and want to try to support them. <\/p>\n
I didn’t really think about it or even hear much of the faint music I had playing until the beginning of March was near. I turned to the last thing I bought. An album that I was very excited about, since their first album (Rise Ye Sunken Ships) was one of my favorites of 2011. Well, I could not stop listening to their new album (Augustines) once I started. It reminded of the show I missed. I knew I was going to see them play, if they came back to the Los Angeles area. To my surprise, I found out today they are playing the exact same club in September. I have my ticket bought. And I might even shed a tear when Billy McCarthy sings:<\/p>\n
Have you ever lost someone Because I have. Oh yes, I have.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The last show I really wanted to go to with Dylan was the Augustines at the Troubadour on 2\/11\/2014. They are a band that I like very much, and would have liked to expose Dylan to them to see what he thought. The show was on a Tuesday. Three days before Valentine’s Day. When I … Continue reading Missed Opportunity<\/span>
\nScreamed Holy Mary down the hall
\nOr cried against a steering wheel
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