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Subject: Re: Is the Groupie lifestyle dead?

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Jessica Rabbit
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Date Posted: 07:46:01 06/20/07 Wed
In reply to: Veda 's message, "Re: Is the Groupie lifestyle dead?" on 03:51:32 06/11/07 Mon

>>I never been a groupie. I don't know how to be one and
>>I guess I am unattractive because no one has
>>approached me in the pit to give me a backstage pass
>>to meet the band no matter how sexy I try to look.
>>
>Don't sell yourself short. When I first became a
>groupie I was quite surprised by the fact not all
>groupies are beauties. I've seen my fair share of
>ordinary girls. But it depends on the particular
>musicians. As well as the chemistry factor and
>circumstances.
>
>Now as for how to set about, let me just say I haven't
>been active for years, but what I did consisted of
>finding out where the bands were staying, hanging
>around before and after gigs, hanging around the
>backstage access locales/tour buses, going to haunts
>where the musicians might be. You get the picture. You
>can't just expect the opportunity to always fall into
>your lap. Though sometimes it is by chance, being seen
>and sought out.
>
>Finally, do your research also to maximize your
>chances, so to speak. The biggest prize I had liked
>intelligence and class. Physically I appealed to him
>but if I had come off as a dumb, eager skank it
>probably wouldn't have mattered.

I agree 100%!!! I maybe plain...but I AM the prize!!!!the smart ones come to me ;-)

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The groupie lifestyle is far from dead, from what I've seen it's alive and rockin' SINdy Sianide 10:00:39 02/01/09 Sun

Re: The groupie lifestyle is far from dead, from what I've seen it's alive and rockin' -- Me, 02:57:02 02/05/09 Thu

Re: The groupie lifestyle is far from dead, from what I've seen it's alive and rockin' -- SINdy Sianide, 10:51:15 02/08/09 Sun
Re: The groupie lifestyle is far from dead, from what I've seen it's alive and rockin' -- Industry Chick (happy :)), 16:08:39 06/14/09 Sun

Re: The groupie lifestyle is far from dead, from what I've seen it's alive and rockin' -- Lovereaction (surprised), 12:19:37 04/11/11 Mon

Judging by the amount of groupies backstage at Download festival - It's ALIVE AND KICKIN'! -- SINdy Sianide, 13:05:59 06/15/09 Mon