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portland virtual signing line part 2 (Patreon)

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2019-06-10 09:03:11
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i am dead 

it was good 

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Anonymous

Thank you so much for everything you do. I cant express how much your music means to me and everything it does for me. I'm so thankful you did the signing line last night. With everything that's been going on in my life lately I was so thankful for a hug from you and it was so hard for me to not burst into tears in your arms. Please dont ever stop being you.

Anonymous

Fellow Patreon supporters who attended last night - Can you help me remember something Amanda said? It was about two hours in - and she said an incredibly beautiful statement about life and death and having compassion for others. My friend and I turned to eachother in tears, and said, "We must get this tattooed!". And in our transfixiation, forgot to write down the quote and for the life of us - we cannot remember exactly what she said.

Elon Bond

I cant say enough thank yous for the words you spoke, whispered, and shouted last night. My fiancee and I feel so moved and full of love, even after finding our car broken into before the long ride back to Seattle at 1 am. Nothings ever lost forever, and I'll have to love the people who took the backpack I lived out of for 3 years just a little bit more. More compassion, humility, satire, and relief for all. I was surrounded by so much love last night, we went through so much together at once. I could have sat for another 5 hours, and I am sad I didnt give you a hug. Thank you, thank you, thank you, for everything.

Anonymous

death looks good on you. Get some more sleep if ya can. :)

Anonymous

I was in the best fucking mood today because of you. I was spritzy, I was jumping out of my skin (in a good way), I was curious and brave and ready to love the shit out of some people. Thank you for inspiring me to really be alive today. You blew my mind up.

Anonymous
>>23611738

i actually voice memo recorded the entire 5 hour show from in my pocket so when i listen to it on my plane i'll listen for it and let you know 💜

Anonymous

Yesterday was surreal because Sunday night was so real. We're hanging tea lights in a bomb shelter. There is no right way, still, it would be really nice to see. Thank you, so much, for ever.

Anonymous
>>23611738

do you remember what songs it was in between? 2 hours in from neil introducing amanda fucking palmer is the start of intermission

Anonymous
>>23611738

We think it was towards the end of her talking about Boston. Also....did Neil introduce her in person?! We just barely missed the beginning.

Anonymous
>>23611738

was it this one? "what I want to say is that we will stay crippled in the darkness if we cannot feel compassion for the heart that is the darkest." its from her poem "empathy is nothing"

Bowman

Amanda, darling, you are right. Radical empathy... it is just hard for some people to make that leap. When anyone has experienced enough trauma...they can get scared, bitter, angry, or compassionate. But, the empathy is the only way to heal. I want you to know... that you are still amazing... Eye of the compassionate tiger.

Dina Natale

Hello Amanda I’m sorry the Portland show was hard for you. I think you did a kick ass job/ from coming and meeting at the record store, and to your show. It made me laugh, cry, and think. How often do you leave a show thinking about different issues? Well you did. As an artist you did your job. I sorry but I think the people in the crowd might have issues to deal with. And I think having bars in venues is distracting to the artist. I went to a Ryan Adams show a few years ago. The venue was small and they had two bars. By the middle of his set he had to stop and tell people they were being drunk assholes.

Dina Natale

Thank you for coming to Portland and thank you for signing you breathtaking beautiful book.

Elliot Townley

Hi Amanda <3 I'm a little late to the game, but that was one of the most incredible pieces of art I've ever experienced. The afterglow of this show has kept me totally blissed out the last 3 days. I am completely blown away. I've seen you perform with the Dresden Dolls, with the Grand Theft Orchestra, and with Jason Webley last year, and this show completely blew the others out of the water for me. That was a goddamn spiritual experience.

Anonymous
>>23611738

I am moved. Through a series of stressful circumstances, I couldn't go to the Atlanta concert, when she came. Just reading this has reached across ahem, time and space, and struck a chord with me. Gotta go find this poem.

JessTCreate

I'm listening to you again and feeling bigger on the inside as I reflect on Sunday night. Your Sunday night performance in Portland moved both myself and my husband to tears. Thank you for being brave enough to share these difficult stories so publicly. I appreciate you as a human, your talent, and your strength beyond words. I'm still in awe and full of appreciation for your existence on this crazy planet aligning with mine. Thank you. "If you can, you must"... And you did. Thank you. Much love to you and yours, The rainbow haired girl who dehydrated herself with sweat and tears thru your performance 💜

Anonymous

I can't believe you gave us the signing line. After all of that. Filling yourself up and pouring yourself out over and over again for this tour. Your last show was truly one of the most incredible experiences I've ever been part of. Thank you. And thank you for the hug. And for looking at a photo of my 3 1/2 year old son. Much love. Radical Compassion. And peace to you and yours.