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气……

老师听了这不靠谱的想法 虽然有些担心
可最终还是放我去了
并叮嘱我无论有没有找到票 都记得给她发个简讯
我感激地与她告别 拦下一辆计程车 直奔金沙……

后来她说 她当时看到我眼里执着的光芒
受到了触动
所以并没有反对我奔赴心中的热爱
（当然 也有一部分是因为
周华健一听就是很正面很健康的偶像
才让她觉得比较放心😛）

这位老师也是我的文学课老师
她在每堂课的开头都会留一点时间让我们轮流分享生活
题目没有任何限制
不久后 正好轮到我在班上分享
我便绘声绘色地讲述了金沙遇健的经过
同学们听得津津有味
老师也嘉许了我的勇气与真性情

想不到 十二年后的今天
我回到母校 和这位老师成为了同事和挚友
最近我们还又聊起那天的往事
仿佛一切都历历在目
她说她是从那一天才了解到了宜幸疯狂的一面
虽然有些意外 却也觉得这种痴迷十分珍贵

人生兜兜转转 周而复始
总有一些美好的故事 与投缘的人
印刻在时光的书页里
值得再三翻阅回味

🖋长文指路
20120324新加坡金沙演唱会：http://www.wakin.com/post/56893

心 仍住着那个在民歌餐厅驻唱的少年
仍然殷殷期盼着 一把吉他自弹自唱
唱落你的泪 唱开你的笑……

🖋长文指路：
#追健纪实 20230324台北Bide Time摆摊 http://www.wakin.com/post/104915/
#高级流浪汉的回忆小屋 台湾篇（五）http://www.wakin.com/post/105103/

P.S.也不知道何时能再吃到屠老师的蛋糕🍰

⭐️宜幸🦧 CEMT
你猜我和香菜哥在哪
2023年3月24日 10:54:40

Wakin
好像有人剛下飛機？
2023年3月24日 10:54:45

葱儿妹的香菜哥！自家人！❤️❤️❤️ CEMT
我们在醉月湖～～
2023年3月24日 10:54:57

☀️丹丹
香菜哥还没睡！！！
2023年3月24日 10:54:59

Wakin
在台北了！
2023年3月24日 10:55:00

⭐️宜幸🦧 CEMT
……..香菜哥自己破梗可还行
2023年3月24日 10:55:18

Wakin
一會我一唱就睡了～
2023年3月24日 10:55:22

葱儿妹的香菜哥！自家人！❤️❤️❤️ CEMT
千万不要啊！！！！
2023年3月24日 10:55:48

Wakin
醉月湖？⋯⋯數館在旁邊！
2023年3月24日 11:00:07

⭐️宜幸🦧 CEMT
在醉月湖边live的感觉好特别哦！
2023年3月24日 11:14:36

Wakin
找機會 醉月湖邊⋯⋯ BT !
2023年3月24日 11:15:31

http://www.wakin.com/post/104829/

对于Beatles来说是个很重要的地方，看介绍，他们就是从汉堡走向世界的！
我偷懒一下，就不翻译德语介绍了，直接上维基百科的英语版吧～
英文长文预警～～：
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles_in_Hamburg


The original lineup of the Beatles, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best regularly performed at different clubs in Hamburg, West Germany, during the period from August 1960 to December 1962; a chapter in the group's history which honed their performance skills, widened their reputation, and led to their first recording, which brought them to the attention of Brian Epstein.
The Beatles' booking agent, Allan Williams, decided to send the group to Hamburg when another group he managed, Derry and the Seniors, proved successful there. Having no permanent drummer at the time, they recruited Best a few days before their departure. After breaking their contract by playing at another club, Harrison was deported for being underaged, and McCartney and Best were arrested and deported for attempted arson.

The Beatles first met Astrid Kirchherr in Hamburg, who was instrumental in their adoption of the mop topped Beatle haircut. During their period in Hamburg, Sutcliffe decided to leave the group to continue his studies. In April 1962, less than a year after leaving the group, he suffered a brain hemorrhage and died as a result.

The Beatles arrived very early in the morning of 17 August 1960, but had no trouble finding the St. Pauli area of Hamburg, as it was so infamous.[37] Unfortunately the Indra Club (64 Große Freiheit)[38] was closed, so a manager from a neighbouring club found someone to open it up, and the group slept on the red leather seats in the alcoves.[39] The group played at the club on the same night, but were told they could sleep in the storeroom of Bambi Kino (a small cinema), which was cold and in very poor condition[31] (33 Paul-Roosen Straße).[38]

McCartney later said, "We lived backstage in the Bambi Kino, next to the toilets, and you could always smell them. The room had been an old storeroom, and there were just concrete walls and nothing else. No heat, no wallpaper, not a lick of paint; and two sets of bunk beds, with not very much covers—Union Jack flags—we were frozen."[40] Lennon remembered: "We were put in this pigsty. We were living in a toilet, like right next to the ladies' toilet. We'd go to bed late and be woken up next day by the sound of the cinema show and old German fraus [women] pissing next door."[31] After having been awoken in this fashion, the group were then obliged to use cold water from the urinals for washing and shaving.[41] They were paid £2.50 each a day, seven days a week, playing from 8:30–9:30, 10 until 11, 11:30–12:30, and finishing the evening playing from one until two o'clock in the morning.[42] German customers found the group's name comical, as "Beatles" sounded like Low German: Piedel, which is an infantile word for penis.[43]

Harrison remembered the Reeperbahn and Große Freiheit as the best thing the group had ever seen, as it had so many neon lights, clubs and restaurants, although also saying, "The whole area was full of transvestites and prostitutes and gangsters, but I couldn't say that they were the audience ...[44] Hamburg was really like our apprenticeship, learning how to play in front of people."[45]

Best remembered the Indra as being a depressing place that was filled with a few tourists, and having heavy, old, red curtains that made it seem shabby compared to the larger Kaiserkeller, a club also owned by Koschmider and located nearby at 36 Große Freiheit.[46] After the closure of the Indra because of complaints about the noise, the Beatles played in the Kaiserkeller, starting on 4 October 1960.[5][47]

Performances
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Their playing schedule at the Kaiserkeller remained the same as it had been in the Indra.[33] Lennon said: "We had to play for hours and hours on end. Every song lasted twenty minutes and had twenty solos in it. That's what improved the playing. There was nobody to copy from. We played what we liked best and the Germans liked it as long as it was loud."[31] The Beatles had been used to simply standing still when they had performed in Liverpool, but Koschmider would come to the front of the stage and loudly shout "Mach Schau, mach Schau!" ("make [a] show" or, more idiomatically, "put on a show" for the customers). Harrison explained that this prompted Lennon to "dance around like a gorilla, and we'd all knock our heads together."[48] When reminiscing about the harsh conditions they endured, performing 8 hours per day, with little money for salary, and sometimes sleeping in cramped and squalid living quarters, all of which they had to endure for the love of Rock and Roll, Tony Sheridan pointed out with a grin, "We were like slaves".[49]

As Best had been the only one to take O-Level German at school, he could communicate with Koschmider and the clientele better than the rest of the group,[50] and was invited to sing a speciality number called "Peppermint Twist" (while McCartney played the drums) but Best complained that he always felt uncomfortable being at the front of the stage.[51] Willie Limpinski, Koschmider's business manager, decided that the club would attract more customers if it presented continuous live music.[52]

Williams warned the Beatles about the competition they would face by playing in the same club as the Hurricanes (featuring future Beatle Ringo Starr on the drums) by saying, "You'd better pull your socks up because Rory Storm and the Hurricanes are coming in, and you know how good they are. They're going to knock you for six."[31] In early October 1960, Storm and the Hurricanes were free to travel to Hamburg, replacing Derry and the Seniors at the Kaiserkeller. They arrived in Hamburg on 1 October 1960, having negotiated to be paid more than the Seniors or the Beatles.[53] They played five or six 90-minute sets every day, alternating with the Beatles.[5][54] They were appalled at the living conditions the Beatles and other groups like Howie Casey and the Seniors (who were sleeping in one room at the back of the Kaiserkeller) had to put up with,[55] so they booked into Hamburg's Seamens' Mission.[56]