March 2012
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gravemakers-and-gunslingers asked: Thank you for being my 100th follower. Your prize is my undying friendship and Internet love!
galaxing asked: I hope I don't sound ignorant. But I for as long as I could remember I have had positive or negative feelings toward letters and numbers. I recently shared this with a few of my hall mates, and I was surprised that they found it odd. I mentioned how I don't like to write my name because it has a lower case r in it and a capital D. I mentioned how numbers with only 1, 3, 4, and 7 give me...
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galaxing asked: Care to say more about how your synesthesia manifests? Or, if you have done so previously, link me to it?
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I don't like The Hunger Games. Get over it.
There are a lot of things Tumblr loves that I couldn’t care less about, and right now The Hunger Games is first and foremost on that list. Seriously, if I see one more mockingjay logo I’m going to set something on fire. I was impressed that you all avoided the Twilight craze, but this is almost as bad. There is nothing special, original, or even interesting about The Hunger Games and...
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sixstringsofcuriousity asked: I will preface this by saying that my most memorable Coheed moment is somewhat cheesy, but they mean the world to me and I would never trade the experience. In high school, I was severely depressed and music was one of the few things I thought I had left in this world. My soundtrack at the time was pretty much Good Apollo 1. So, long story short, that album saved my life, and though it was a...
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saveusfromsleepandwhatweare asked: My favorite memory was when I went to see them on their SSTB tour. The whole concert blew my mind but no words can explain the excitement I felt when they played No World for Tomorrow. The way Claudio would make the crowd go crazy every time he sang the chorus, we all put our fists in the air sang it with so much passion it was amazing. I will never forget that and I really hope that I get to see...
aebkilgannon-deactivated2013012 asked: The Kilgannon family. <3
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nessakilgannon asked: It's a little depressing, but my favorite part is when it finally comes down to saying our goodbyes. Especially when we all said goodbye after the House of Blues show in Chicago. I'd kill for one of those magnificent hugs from anyone that night. I love the fact that we said goodbye multiple times only to find out minutes later we had parked in the same parking garage and we even parked...
elerinwen asked: Favorite moment was definitely when I stood in a crowd of 200 people, finally seeing them live in my own country, Argentina, after 8 years of being a fan, and honestly thinking they would never ever come. It was surreal, I screamed and cried and sang and jumped, it was so intense and perfect. Man, I'll never get over that concert, or this band.
selling-sanitys-wake asked: My favorite Coheed memory has to be listening to SSTB while driving home from campus late at night. Listening to Delerium Trigger driving with the windows down, down desolate highways is a feeling you've got to, well, feel to understand. I still get chills everything I hear the beginning of Delerium Trigger.
“… Anyone who wants to know the human psyche will learn next to nothing from...”
– Carl Gustav Jung. The Psychology of the Unconscious. (via seeyoulateraggregator)
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janedough17 asked: My favorite Coheed moment came on night 2 of Neverender NYC. The Light & The Glass has always been my favorite Coheed song and though I'd seen them many times before I'd never gotten to hear it live. The pit was so alive that night and the energy was crazy intense, but when all of Terminal 5 was chanting "pray for us all" I could do nothing but tear up. I've never...
amorywars asked: 1 of my fave coheed memories was back in i think 8th grade, i bought a ticket to see them on a school night & sadly wasn't allowed to go. i cried a shit ton that night, but then figured there was no sense in moping, & i ended up dancing & rocking out to iksose3 for the rest of the night in my room, trying to emulate the feeling i got from seeing them live (not an easy task)....
erikakilgannon asked: ALSO! Favorite memory would be being privileged to photograph Coheed. Words will never be able to describe that day of my life. Talk about a dream come true <3
erikakilgannon asked: My favorite thing about Coheed is 'HeedTripping. I love seeing everybody together, all at once. I love waiting in line for hours, I love hauling ass 300 miles to sit in line for 4 hours to see a 3 song set. And I love that I get to see you nearly every time ;) Without you I would have never been opened up to the amazing world that is 'HeedTripping. So thank you! <3
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earthlingemerging-deactivated20 asked: I love so much about Coheed. But my favorite personal moment was in Sayreville on the SSTB tour. It was my second time seeing Coheed. I first time I saw them was with friends in my hometown of Tulsa, OK. Seeing them on my own, so far from where I came from was, for whatever reason, really powerful for me. I cried through all of the acoustic Tower, NM. The whole show was so beautiful, and I have...
quixoticdreams asked: My favorite thing is the fans. We really are like one big family and thats apparent at any heed show you attend. That and everyone who has ever been in Coheed is just as dedicated to the fans as we are to them. I have yet to hear a story from a fan saying a member of the band was rude to them .... and I've heard a lot of stories in my journeys across the fence. The energy in all of us is...
ivebeenmadforfuckingyears asked: The intricacy and complexity of both Claudio's storyline and the music itself are what really make Coheed for me. On top of that the emotion present in both the comics and the music (the lyrics, the singing and screaming, and the instrumentation). Oh and The Second Stage Turbine Blade, just all of it. I teared up a bit when I got SSTB: Ultimate Edition.
Anonymous asked: This is another anon from the one who already said that they admire you. I admire you also, especially after that list of flaws that you posted. You seem to be a strong and confident woman who works for what she wants, and that impresses me greatly. I love that you accept those "flaws" about yourself. From that list, you remind me of me, but so much better, because you have been able to...
Anonymous asked: Pearl of the Stars is my favorite song, I think. It never fails to bring tears, especially after reading Year of the Black Rainbow. I also saw them for the first and only (so far) time last spring and they won my heart.
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Anonymous asked: I'm so jealous of you. You're an excellent writer and express yourself so well, you're so so smart and to top it off, gorgeous and healthy. I feel like you have no flaws and there is nothing you could do wrong. I admire you so much! (I would say this to your face of course, just scared you'd think I'm a freak)
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