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Anyone sit in 121 or 113 ? I am going to th Montreal show and have tix in Section 111 , it says partially obstructed view, how were the seats in Chicago, might try and upgrade to more in the front if they aren't very good ! Cheers !P.S. Way to go Hawks !
I sat in 113 and the two videos that Stonesfelcher posted- 6 Days and MR were shot from our seats. The obstruction in 113 was that camera boom. I had no problem with it at all. We were upgraded from 321 to that location. $85 seats in 321 turned into 113 in UC- I will take that any day of the week. But every arena has slight variations so who knows what the Montreal set up will be like. I think you will love that location.
How did the upgrade take place? They came to your section and moved you or exchanged your tickets at the table?
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GADAWG, pathetic, vain and aggressive message ...
Why duffydawg would not say what he lived during this concert? I tought we must respect the opinion of those who attend the show ? Is not the rule explained to the poor ignorants on this board day after day ?
Or, is there an offical review model ??? Best show ever, best version ever ? Say "awesome" and go back home ?
Totally agree. GADAWG's comments come off more as trolling than any critique of the show. Critical balance is essential. I had fun at the show on Saturday and I paid exactly what I could afford and no more so I didn't feel ripped off. I'm also secure enough to like the parts of the show that I liked without needing an echo chamber to reinforce my feelings.
One thing I did notice, though, is being at the show in person the setlist is less important than the energy (or lack of at times) I'm getting from the show.
Without the atmosphere of being there, the show can be reduced to a series of song titles, which is misleading. As long as people are speaking from the heart all viewpoints help to give an overall picture to those of us following the shows by proxy.
Overall you are correct, not about my opinion of course but about true fans of the Stones will ignore negative show comments as only a psychotic person could make such an observation.
As I am sure you know very well a wink is as good as a nod to a blind mule and I have given BV my simple instructions in the way out comment thread currently running.
Shoot low boy's they're riddin Shetlands and see you at Philly on the 21st. Beware, I may be sitting next to you. Adios
Beware of what exactly?
An old crazy devoted Stones fan that might be off my meds. If someone were to make a negative comment about Gimmie Shelter or Keith Richards, look out.
If I am really having a bad day, I might not even tolerate a negative comment about Chuck Levell
Keith Richards so damn ugly his mirror plays Gimme Shelter...
Oh well, there went the neighbors cat. Love my model 19 Glock. Hollow points erase all negative Keith comments.
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GADAWG, pathetic, vain and aggressive message ...
Why duffydawg would not say what he lived during this concert? I tought we must respect the opinion of those who attend the show ? Is not the rule explained to the poor ignorants on this board day after day ?
Or, is there an offical review model ??? Best show ever, best version ever ? Say "awesome" and go back home ?
Totally agree. GADAWG's comments come off more as trolling than any critique of the show. Critical balance is essential. I had fun at the show on Saturday and I paid exactly what I could afford and no more so I didn't feel ripped off. I'm also secure enough to like the parts of the show that I liked without needing an echo chamber to reinforce my feelings.
One thing I did notice, though, is being at the show in person the setlist is less important than the energy (or lack of at times) I'm getting from the show.
Without the atmosphere of being there, the show can be reduced to a series of song titles, which is misleading. As long as people are speaking from the heart all viewpoints help to give an overall picture to those of us following the shows by proxy.
Overall you are correct, not about my opinion of course but about true fans of the Stones will ignore negative show comments as only a psychotic person could make such an observation.
As I am sure you know very well a wink is as good as a nod to a blind mule and I have given BV my simple instructions in the way out comment thread currently running.
Shoot low boy's they're riddin Shetlands and see you at Philly on the 21st. Beware, I may be sitting next to you. Adios
Beware of what exactly?
An old crazy devoted Stones fan that might be off my meds. If someone were to make a negative comment about Gimmie Shelter or Keith Richards, look out.
If I am really having a bad day, I might not even tolerate a negative comment about Chuck Levell
Keith Richards so damn ugly his mirror plays Gimme Shelter...
Oh well, there went the neighbors cat. Love my model 19 Glock. Hollow points erase all negative Keith comments.
As Canadians generally don't carry weapons, I suggest Andrew and I 'back out' of this conversation. Best of luck with your glock.
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GADAWG, pathetic, vain and aggressive message ...
Why duffydawg would not say what he lived during this concert? I tought we must respect the opinion of those who attend the show ? Is not the rule explained to the poor ignorants on this board day after day ?
Or, is there an offical review model ??? Best show ever, best version ever ? Say "awesome" and go back home ?
Totally agree. GADAWG's comments come off more as trolling than any critique of the show. Critical balance is essential. I had fun at the show on Saturday and I paid exactly what I could afford and no more so I didn't feel ripped off. I'm also secure enough to like the parts of the show that I liked without needing an echo chamber to reinforce my feelings.
One thing I did notice, though, is being at the show in person the setlist is less important than the energy (or lack of at times) I'm getting from the show.
Without the atmosphere of being there, the show can be reduced to a series of song titles, which is misleading. As long as people are speaking from the heart all viewpoints help to give an overall picture to those of us following the shows by proxy.
Overall you are correct, not about my opinion of course but about true fans of the Stones will ignore negative show comments as only a psychotic person could make such an observation.
As I am sure you know very well a wink is as good as a nod to a blind mule and I have given BV my simple instructions in the way out comment thread currently running.
Shoot low boy's they're riddin Shetlands and see you at Philly on the 21st. Beware, I may be sitting next to you. Adios
Beware of what exactly?
An old crazy devoted Stones fan that might be off my meds. If someone were to make a negative comment about Gimmie Shelter or Keith Richards, look out.
If I am really having a bad day, I might not even tolerate a negative comment about Chuck Levell
Keith Richards so damn ugly his mirror plays Gimme Shelter...
Oh well, there went the neighbors cat. Love my model 19 Glock. Hollow points erase all negative Keith comments.
As Canadians generally don't carry weapons, I suggest Andrew and I 'back out' of this conversation. Best of luck with your glock.
The 'conversation' ended when the weapon came out...he's been purged...
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GADAWG, pathetic, vain and aggressive message ...
Why duffydawg would not say what he lived during this concert? I tought we must respect the opinion of those who attend the show ? Is not the rule explained to the poor ignorants on this board day after day ?
Or, is there an offical review model ??? Best show ever, best version ever ? Say "awesome" and go back home ?
Totally agree. GADAWG's comments come off more as trolling than any critique of the show. Critical balance is essential. I had fun at the show on Saturday and I paid exactly what I could afford and no more so I didn't feel ripped off. I'm also secure enough to like the parts of the show that I liked without needing an echo chamber to reinforce my feelings.
One thing I did notice, though, is being at the show in person the setlist is less important than the energy (or lack of at times) I'm getting from the show.
Without the atmosphere of being there, the show can be reduced to a series of song titles, which is misleading. As long as people are speaking from the heart all viewpoints help to give an overall picture to those of us following the shows by proxy.
Overall you are correct, not about my opinion of course but about true fans of the Stones will ignore negative show comments as only a psychotic person could make such an observation.
As I am sure you know very well a wink is as good as a nod to a blind mule and I have given BV my simple instructions in the way out comment thread currently running.
Shoot low boy's they're riddin Shetlands and see you at Philly on the 21st. Beware, I may be sitting next to you. Adios
Beware of what exactly?
An old crazy devoted Stones fan that might be off my meds. If someone were to make a negative comment about Gimmie Shelter or Keith Richards, look out.
If I am really having a bad day, I might not even tolerate a negative comment about Chuck Levell
Keith Richards so damn ugly his mirror plays Gimme Shelter...
Oh well, there went the neighbors cat. Love my model 19 Glock. Hollow points erase all negative Keith comments.
As Canadians generally don't carry weapons, I suggest Andrew and I 'back out' of this conversation. Best of luck with your glock.
The 'conversation' ended when the weapon came out...he's been purged...
oh dear...I thought his periodic racist rants would get him but in the end it was a self-inflicted wound from his firearm.
get off of his cloud.