>>>>>I'm still not sure what's the meaning of "near East" in English, if middle denotes the area inhabited by Semitic, Turkic and Persian peoples.
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>>>>http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/lone_justice/east_of_eden-lyrics-614518.html
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>>>You should be aware that about 90% of biblical references are completely lost on me. While I have read the Matthew, that was solely for the purpose of comparing the story with the Superstar musical (musical what?). I never had to study it to any depth.
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>>>>I saw them in 1987 in Manchester, England. The lead singer was Maria McKee, a whirling dervish standing about 5 foot nothing. Her singing "You are the Light" was one of the most tremendous concert experiences of my life. It was like Janis Joplin brought back to life. It was in a club and I was right in front of the stage. She looked straight into my eyes for most of the song. I was just raving about being close to Keef as he played but this was just as memorable.
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>>>Musicians can do that to you. I've had my moments as well.
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>>I went to the show with a group of people from work, four Yanks and a guy from London. Afterwards I thought we would go backstage and say hello to Maria. I told the bouncer she had been making eye contact with me. He was unimpressed.
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>"Can do that to you" wasn't meant as "and only you" :). It may be just a habit, or a way to concentrate - spot someone in the audience and play as if it was for this one guy. I've heard a few musicians say this helps them to feel tighter with the audience - one face, instead of a faceless mass.

I recently has some cheap tickets for a play at a theatre in London. At times I was probably only 5 feet away from the actors.It was interesting that they where staring right at me but there was no sense that they saw me.