Being a fan is like raising an unimportant child.
Being a fan is a glorious frustration.
Being a fan is intentionally aiming for the unrequieted.
Being a fan attaches your life experiences to the new experimental LP.
Being a fan is adopting zealotry as a social obligation.
Being a fan is creating a personal myth utilizing public property.
Being a fan allows you to straight faced attach the word ‘mania’ to anything.
Being a fan means sitting through a lot of bands your not a fan of.
Being a fan is being part of a silent minority.
Till show night.
Being a fan requires love and understanding.
Being a fan creates defensive positions for every shitty record.
Being a fan is terminal.
Being a fan is a beautiful deal tween you and strangers,
Be my fan.
And I’ll be yours.

The Beatles 1964 American Tour Indianapolis, Indiana State Fair Coliseum. 3rd September 1964. A typical concert pose for police officers across North America. Some officers resorted to putting bullets in their ears to quiet the screams.