I feel shit.

RachB65 said:

FunkiestOne said:

I'm more angry about it at this point. What a bullsh*t world where we lose Prince like we did. He should still be here and seems like he was almost saved.

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The world is different without him. I just feel his lack of presence on the planet. Even if I didn't listen to his music all the time, his energy was stilll there and was nice to think of him in the studio somewhere or chilling in Hawaii or Spain or whatever. The world and life, in general, is just less exciting without him here any longer.

This is exactly how i feel

exactly how i feel today-

Genesia said:

Why do you put his name in quotation marks?

the "..." marks mean's that he is so important, that his name must stand alone within a sentence, we must pause when his name is read......

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Charm4ever said:

Genesia said:

Why do you put his name in quotation marks?

the "..." marks mean's that he is so important, that his name must stand alone within a sentence, we must pause when his name is read......

[Edited 6/1/16 14:33pm]

Yeah...that's really not what it means. But okay.

Genesia said:

Charm4ever said:

the "..." marks mean's that he is so important, that his name must stand alone within a sentence, we must pause when his name is read......

[Edited 6/1/16 14:33pm]

Yeah...that's really not what it means. But okay.

HUH..lol..Who gives you the authority of my interpretation of what my quotation marks mean? You can honestly say, that it bothered you? HaHa.. Seriously!!, you really have some type of nerve to just sit over there and pick, "WOW" some people are totally nuts!!~ Yes I mean "U".........Get off this thread and go be gramatically correct on your own thread-

Title- "The things that bother me, should it"?.......Now, my interperations of the quotations marks that I have used to reply back 2 your idiotic question. means sarcasim ""Genesia"

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yea, I feel ya. It was all pretty rough for me following his death. As the days passed, I certainly improved in terms of my day to day routines. But it was strange, the other day I was in a convienence store, and something from no where just hit me. I certainly realized after he died the ramifications it had on my life. However, what hit was the fact that the absolute highlight of my Prince concert experiences was that moment when he first came out or rose up from below the stage and seeing him in person and feeling such an incredible amount of excitment. I just absolutely loved that feeling. I do not feel like that for any other concerts I might attend, as well as, I can certainly watch the multiple live performance videos of him that I have, and still very much enjoy the music. But I was, and am still, just so profoundly saddened to know that I will never experience that feeling again of seeing him come on stage for the first time during a concert and just be so out of character excited. Really, really bums me out. Ugh!!

FunkiestOne said:

It was great to see him play live in person and I'm glad I did that, but truthfully, I can't remember any of many of the shows I saw. I remember the excitement of some of them, but my point is that there are so many shows on video and audio and you can still enjoy those and even more than people do now with the memories of seeing him live. My favorite concerts of his are the ones that I can watch over and over and listen to and not the ones that I saw in person, which are largely forgotten. So yes enjoy that and it wasn't that different when you were actually there.

I'm so glad you said this (about not remembering the concerts). I've seen him several times and thought I was the only one that doesn't remember them clearly.

I look back at the concert tracklists and think "oh yeah, I forgot I heard him sing that live", etc.

But I DO remember the feeling of awe, excitement, and enlightenment.

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I have no plans on going to another concert. He set the bar pretty high and I don't expect anyone else to even come close.

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This sucks....

bigtimefan said:

FunkiestOne said:

It was great to see him play live in person and I'm glad I did that, but truthfully, I can't remember any of many of the shows I saw. I remember the excitement of some of them, but my point is that there are so many shows on video and audio and you can still enjoy those and even more than people do now with the memories of seeing him live. My favorite concerts of his are the ones that I can watch over and over and listen to and not the ones that I saw in person, which are largely forgotten. So yes enjoy that and it wasn't that different when you were actually there.

I'm so glad you said this (about not remembering the concerts). I've seen him several times and thought I was the only one that doesn't remember them clearly.

I look back at the concert tracklists and think "oh yeah, I forgot I heard him sing that live", etc.

But I DO remember the feeling of awe, excitement, and enlightenment.

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I have no plans on going to another concert. He set the bar pretty high and I don't expect anyone else to even come close.

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This sucks....

Both of you summed up some things very nicely. Funkiest One, I do enjoy watching those concerts that I have over and over as I still enjoy them. And Bigtimefan, I have known for such a long time that he had set the concert bar so high for me that I knew even before his death that no other performer can hit that mark for me. However, I am in a position where I take my daughter to concerts, or am just in a situation where someone is in toen and others want to go. I am able to appreciate if they do or do not sound good. And I might even like the person's music and enjoy it. But I know that I will NEVER feel what I felt the multiple times I was blessed to have seen that man in concert. But I am greatful to all the folks on here where I can feel OK about sharing hthis kind of stuff and there are folks who get it. Thanks