Personman - Latest Comments on "I Don't Want Your Freedom" http://personman.com/?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Casey [Visitor] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Thu, 08 Sep 2005 08:51:42 +0000 Casey [Visitor] c18423@http://personman.com/ <p>Hello Danny and Sara&#8230;and Emma. I finally made it to a computer with internet access, so I thought I would give you all a brief hello and update. All I ask in return is that you pretend to be interested. I am working at Ruby Tuesday&#8217;s in Niceville which is about 15 minutes away as a server along with Jazz-bo(Caleb). I work with mostly older people than myself, but more depressing things could happen I guess. We pretty much sit around the house and play cards, but if anybody asks you we are always at the beach and we have crazy tans. My room is also the living room, but beggars can&#8217;t be choosers. We have no kitchen sink drain so we let the water run into a bucket and dump it out the back door. We thought about getting it fixed but I don&#8217;t know if I would like it any other way. I do have some pretty interesting stories, but this isn&#8217;t really the right place to tell them. Anyway, my time on the computer is limited so I will update you more on another date. </p> Hello Danny and Sara…and Emma. I finally made it to a computer with internet access, so I thought I would give you all a brief hello and update. All I ask in return is that you pretend to be interested. I am working at Ruby Tuesday’s in Niceville which is about 15 minutes away as a server along with Jazz-bo(Caleb). I work with mostly older people than myself, but more depressing things could happen I guess. We pretty much sit around the house and play cards, but if anybody asks you we are always at the beach and we have crazy tans. My room is also the living room, but beggars can’t be choosers. We have no kitchen sink drain so we let the water run into a bucket and dump it out the back door. We thought about getting it fixed but I don’t know if I would like it any other way. I do have some pretty interesting stories, but this isn’t really the right place to tell them. Anyway, my time on the computer is limited so I will update you more on another date.

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18423 davel454 [Member] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Wed, 07 Sep 2005 15:19:16 +0000 [Member] c18414@http://personman.com/ <p><i>Kyle and I tend to disagree on this- is there anyone out there who is with me?</i></p> <p>I fall somewhere in between. I like the angrier, darker Vedder. I also think that Vitalogy was a great album. </p> <p>Hmm&#8230;I need to listen to some pearl jam at work tomorrow. </p> Kyle and I tend to disagree on this- is there anyone out there who is with me?

I fall somewhere in between. I like the angrier, darker Vedder. I also think that Vitalogy was a great album.

Hmm…I need to listen to some pearl jam at work tomorrow.

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18414 jksterup [Member] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Wed, 07 Sep 2005 09:36:30 +0000 [Member] c18402@http://personman.com/ <p>Actually, dear, that &#8220;Last Kiss&#8221; cover was far too pop-y for my tastes. I do like Vitalogy, though.</p> <p>And Pearl Jam was plenty popular during the Jeremy period.</p> Actually, dear, that “Last Kiss” cover was far too pop-y for my tastes. I do like Vitalogy, though.

And Pearl Jam was plenty popular during the Jeremy period.

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18402 Erika [Visitor] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Wed, 07 Sep 2005 08:40:08 +0000 Erika [Visitor] c18398@http://personman.com/ <p>Sara, I must agree that Faith and the Listen Without Prejudice albums were two of my all-time favorites. In fact, we still have both of those (much to Kyle&#8217;s chagrin, I&#8217;m sure). My best friend and I had a groovy duet worked out to Freedom &#8216;90.</p> <p>I also must admit that I soulfully and angstfully listened to Tiffany, thinking that she was just so right and so mature in her knowledge of love and heartbreak. And that tape also remains on my shelf.</p> <p>Finally, for all you who commented about listening to Eddie Vedder instead, I really thought he was best back before Pearl Jam was well-known, when he was more angry and raw (I&#8217;m thinking of a taped live performance of Porch that captured my little teenage heart) rather than clever or pop-y (as in &#8220;Where oh where can my baby be&#8230;"). Kyle and I tend to disagree on this- is there anyone out there who is with me?</p> <p>So see Brendoman? Grunge-liking and George Michael listening are not mutually exclusive&#8230; You could have liked both at the same time.</p> <p>But then, what do I know? I actually went to see Milli Vanilli in concert.</p> Sara, I must agree that Faith and the Listen Without Prejudice albums were two of my all-time favorites. In fact, we still have both of those (much to Kyle’s chagrin, I’m sure). My best friend and I had a groovy duet worked out to Freedom ‘90.

I also must admit that I soulfully and angstfully listened to Tiffany, thinking that she was just so right and so mature in her knowledge of love and heartbreak. And that tape also remains on my shelf.

Finally, for all you who commented about listening to Eddie Vedder instead, I really thought he was best back before Pearl Jam was well-known, when he was more angry and raw (I’m thinking of a taped live performance of Porch that captured my little teenage heart) rather than clever or pop-y (as in “Where oh where can my baby be…"). Kyle and I tend to disagree on this- is there anyone out there who is with me?

So see Brendoman? Grunge-liking and George Michael listening are not mutually exclusive… You could have liked both at the same time.

But then, what do I know? I actually went to see Milli Vanilli in concert.

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18398 davel454 [Member] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Sat, 03 Sep 2005 04:45:20 +0000 [Member] c18253@http://personman.com/ <p>Kyle&#8230;I am with you. DC Talk, Audio Adrenaline, PID, Petra, I listend to it all. </p> <p>Though even back then I was listening to a lot of classis rock - in 8th grade I did a poety report on Jim Morrison! I wasn&#8217;t allowed to use <a href="http://www.lyricstime.com/lyrics/14991.html" rel="nofollow ugc">The End</a> though.</p> <p>And I had to hide my Doors tapes from my mom. But she let me listen to Led Zeppelin&#8230;</p> Kyle…I am with you. DC Talk, Audio Adrenaline, PID, Petra, I listend to it all.

Though even back then I was listening to a lot of classis rock - in 8th grade I did a poety report on Jim Morrison! I wasn’t allowed to use The End though.

And I had to hide my Doors tapes from my mom. But she let me listen to Led Zeppelin…

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18253 brendoman [Member] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Fri, 02 Sep 2005 19:06:09 +0000 [Member] c18241@http://personman.com/ <p>Dude, I love George Michael. I&#8217;m not ashamed to admit it. I actully bought his last album and enjoyed it. I think Freedom (both his version and the Wham one) is a great song on so many levels. I was just talking to Jeri the other day about how I jumped from C&amp;C Music Factory, Kriss Kross, The Party (a Micky Mouse Club Band), and MC Hammer to Guns N&#8217; Roses, Pearl Jam, and Nirvana almost over night. I think it was when I realized how bad Jr. High sucked and I wasn&#8217;t a clueless kid in elementary school anymore. I guess it was a loss of innocence or just a need to connect to something deeper. It also had a lot to do with the jukebox at the pizza place we went to all the time. They had all the good stuff.</p> Dude, I love George Michael. I’m not ashamed to admit it. I actully bought his last album and enjoyed it. I think Freedom (both his version and the Wham one) is a great song on so many levels. I was just talking to Jeri the other day about how I jumped from C&C Music Factory, Kriss Kross, The Party (a Micky Mouse Club Band), and MC Hammer to Guns N’ Roses, Pearl Jam, and Nirvana almost over night. I think it was when I realized how bad Jr. High sucked and I wasn’t a clueless kid in elementary school anymore. I guess it was a loss of innocence or just a need to connect to something deeper. It also had a lot to do with the jukebox at the pizza place we went to all the time. They had all the good stuff.

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18241 peter [Member] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Fri, 02 Sep 2005 16:21:46 +0000 [Member] c18235@http://personman.com/ <p>how can you people say these things? these people are pouring their hearts and souls into the songs they write and sing, and who are you to just sit and judge? God will sit and judge you.</p> <p>wait, are we still talking about worship songs?</p> how can you people say these things? these people are pouring their hearts and souls into the songs they write and sing, and who are you to just sit and judge? God will sit and judge you.

wait, are we still talking about worship songs?

]]> http://personman.com/i_don_t_want_your_freedom#c18235 dan [Member] in response to: "I Don't Want Your Freedom" Fri, 02 Sep 2005 11:53:45 +0000 [Member] c18230@http://personman.com/ <p>I loved the New Kids. Danny was my favorite, though.</p> I loved the New Kids. Danny was my favorite, though.

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