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randella, you're entirely right: it just becomes so sad when the 'drama' of the famous person is misunderstood & mocked. numerous friends & family called me when the news of adam's stuff was reported (like they used to when he was going to be on tv), but with this gleeful kind of "your hero's not so perfect after all"

your description of the goodies from berlin awoke that fetishy new record thing in me: the joy of getting the albums (ants & otherwise), of examining liner notes & tiny little collages of pictures - oh the joy! the delicate handling of the vinyl so as not to smudge or scratch... it still makes me undeniably happy to play a much-played record & see where i carefully taped it up where it fell apart!

& lex: your description of adam rocks, & wow yes those days were fantastic. i've always loved androgynous boys, either because of adam or not i don't know (that's a chicken & egg type thing). daniel ash, marc almond, boy, robert smith - those pretty boys were all up on my walls, but adam, well he had the goods like no-one else, such a fiercely sexual masculine energy & such foppish good looks = ideal boy.

my girly husband i suppose is the one who should be most thankful to adam! wink when he's all made up before the dress & wig goes on i am ga-ga... to me there is no equal to a boy in makeup, waist cinch, high boots & precious little else!
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