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I hate it when he does stuff like this. Something like this actually happened the last time I saw him, but at least he didn't bring the two idiots up on stage with him. It's getting ridiculous now.
I can't see any problem with this.
He makes people happy and bring them together.
First and foremost, music is a social artform that speaks to our feelings.
Then why not use it to generate happiness amongst people? It can't be pain and suffering and Lou Reed all the time.
I'm sure the people who were unfortunate enough to have been sitting behind this couple were far from happy. Imagine paying many hundreds of dollars for your seats, and then, not only having your view of the concert obstructed by the two signs they must have been holding in the air and frantically waving all night long, but also having to endure the sights and sounds of these fat old slobs singing and carrying on like fools onstage. The whole thing looks strangely pre-planned and rehearsed, like maybe it was part of some VIP SuperFan Experience for which they probably had to pay half a million dollars. People got to keep they fat asses off the stage and in the audience where they belong, and not try to become part of the show.
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Fantastic show tonight in Chicago. My Macca trip started at 4pm checking in for the soundcheck. Had a nice reception with drinks and some pretty good starter food. Then moved down to the arena floor around 5pm and Macca came out to about 130 screaming fans and greeted us and went right into Honey Don't. Very raunchy hard rock version. Then ripped into a very slow riff heavy very strange version of Blue Sued Shoes. He proceeded to play for about an hour. The setlist only had one song he did during the show. The setlist was:
Honey Don't
Blue Sued Shoes
Coming
Magical Mystery Tour
C Moon
Forever True? Small snippet and I don't think this is the title, it is a song from Standing Stone
I'll Follow the Sun
Every Night
San Francisco Bay
Midnight Special
Ram On
Lady Madonna
Bluebird
Then we were thanked and we went back up to the conference room and had a wonderful veggie meal. And then went down to my seat and got a wonderful three hour show. Amazing band. Fantastic sound. And McCartney was incredible. The Dorian Grey of Rock n' Roll.
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I hate it when he does stuff like this. Something like this actually happened the last time I saw him, but at least he didn't bring the two idiots up on stage with him. It's getting ridiculous now.
I can't see any problem with this.
He makes people happy and bring them together.
First and foremost, music is a social artform that speaks to our feelings.
Then why not use it to generate happiness amongst people? It can't be pain and suffering and Lou Reed all the time.
I'm sure the people who were unfortunate enough to have been sitting behind this couple were far from happy. Imagine paying many hundreds of dollars for your seats, and then, not only having your view of the concert obstructed by the two signs they must have been holding in the air and frantically waving all night long, but also having to endure the sights and sounds of these fat old slobs singing and carrying on like fools onstage. The whole thing looks strangely pre-planned and rehearsed, like maybe it was part of some VIP SuperFan Experience for which they probably had to pay half a million dollars. People got to keep they fat asses off the stage and in the audience where they belong, and not try to become part of the show.
You might want to check for a large, wooden cylindrical object that's been pushed up your backside.
Paul wins The Beatle kingdom by default. Yes his show is great, thrilling, deft defying. He does everything right, tributes, setlists, Beatle suits. Et Et Et..... Still it is not in the same universe as the sloppiest Stones show.Quote
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Fantastic show tonight in Chicago. My Macca trip started at 4pm checking in for the soundcheck. Had a nice reception with drinks and some pretty good starter food. Then moved down to the arena floor around 5pm and Macca came out to about 130 screaming fans and greeted us and went right into Honey Don't. Very raunchy hard rock version. Then ripped into a very slow riff heavy very strange version of Blue Sued Shoes. He proceeded to play for about an hour. The setlist only had one song he did during the show. The setlist was:
Honey Don't
Blue Sued Shoes
Coming Up
Magical Mystery Tour
C Moon
Forever True? Small snippet and I don't think this is the title, it is a song from Standing Stone
I'll Follow the Sun
Every Night
San Francisco Bay
Midnight Special
Ram On
Lady Madonna
Bluebird
Then we were thanked and we went back up to the conference room and had a wonderful veggie meal. And then went down to my seat and got a wonderful three hour show. Amazing band. Fantastic sound. And McCartney was incredible. The Dorian Grey of Rock n' Roll.
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DoomandGloomPaul wins by default. Yes his show is great, thrilling, deft defying. He does everything right, tributes, setlists, Beatle suits. Et Et Et..... Still it is not in the same universe as the sloppiest Stones show.Quote
whitem8
Fantastic show tonight in Chicago. My Macca trip started at 4pm checking in for the soundcheck. Had a nice reception with drinks and some pretty good starter food. Then moved down to the arena floor around 5pm and Macca came out to about 130 screaming fans and greeted us and went right into Honey Don't. Very raunchy hard rock version. Then ripped into a very slow riff heavy very strange version of Blue Sued Shoes. He proceeded to play for about an hour. The setlist only had one song he did during the show. The setlist was:
Honey Don't
Blue Sued Shoes
Coming Up
Magical Mystery Tour
C Moon
Forever True? Small snippet and I don't think this is the title, it is a song from Standing Stone
I'll Follow the Sun
Every Night
San Francisco Bay
Midnight Special
Ram On
Lady Madonna
Bluebird
Then we were thanked and we went back up to the conference room and had a wonderful veggie meal. And then went down to my seat and got a wonderful three hour show. Amazing band. Fantastic sound. And McCartney was incredible. The Dorian Grey of Rock n' Roll.
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DoomandGloomPaul wins by default. Yes his show is great, thrilling, deft defying. He does everything right, tributes, setlists, Beatle suits. Et Et Et..... Still it is not in the same universe as the sloppiest Stones show.Quote
whitem8
Fantastic show tonight in Chicago. My Macca trip started at 4pm checking in for the soundcheck. Had a nice reception with drinks and some pretty good starter food. Then moved down to the arena floor around 5pm and Macca came out to about 130 screaming fans and greeted us and went right into Honey Don't. Very raunchy hard rock version. Then ripped into a very slow riff heavy very strange version of Blue Sued Shoes. He proceeded to play for about an hour. The setlist only had one song he did during the show. The setlist was:
Honey Don't
Blue Sued Shoes
Coming Up
Magical Mystery Tour
C Moon
Forever True? Small snippet and I don't think this is the title, it is a song from Standing Stone
I'll Follow the Sun
Every Night
San Francisco Bay
Midnight Special
Ram On
Lady Madonna
Bluebird
Then we were thanked and we went back up to the conference room and had a wonderful veggie meal. And then went down to my seat and got a wonderful three hour show. Amazing band. Fantastic sound. And McCartney was incredible. The Dorian Grey of Rock n' Roll.
Hummm, how could something be in a different universe while being on the same planet?
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Fantastic show tonight in Chicago. My Macca trip started at 4pm checking in for the soundcheck. Had a nice reception with drinks and some pretty good starter food. Then moved down to the arena floor around 5pm and Macca came out to about 130 screaming fans and greeted us and went right into Honey Don't. Very raunchy hard rock version. Then ripped into a very slow riff heavy very strange version of Blue Sued Shoes. He proceeded to play for about an hour. The setlist only had one song he did during the show. The setlist was:
Honey Don't
Blue Sued Shoes
Coming Up
Magical Mystery Tour
C Moon
Forever True? Small snippet and I don't think this is the title, it is a song from Standing Stone
I'll Follow the Sun
Every Night
San Francisco Bay
Midnight Special
Ram On
Lady Madonna
Bluebird
Then we were thanked and we went back up to the conference room and had a wonderful veggie meal. And then went down to my seat and got a wonderful three hour show. Amazing band. Fantastic sound. And McCartney was incredible. The Dorian Grey of Rock n' Roll.
Being populistic - that's Macca's strength - never seen him live and would never do so even if I got paid for it.Quote
DoomandGloomI'd like to rent a billboard on Paul's stage for my mustard company. Mean Mr. Mustard's Mustard.Quote
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I hate it when he does stuff like this. Something like this actually happened the last time I saw him, but at least he didn't bring the two idiots up on stage with him. It's getting ridiculous now.
I can't see any problem with this.
He makes people happy and bring them together.
First and foremost, music is a social artform that speaks to our feelings.
Then why not use it to generate happiness amongst people? It can't be pain and suffering and Lou Reed all the time.
I'm sure the people who were unfortunate enough to have been sitting behind this couple were far from happy. Imagine paying many hundreds of dollars for your seats, and then, not only having your view of the concert obstructed by the two signs they must have been holding in the air and frantically waving all night long, but also having to endure the sights and sounds of these fat old slobs singing and carrying on like fools onstage. The whole thing looks strangely pre-planned and rehearsed, like maybe it was part of some VIP SuperFan Experience for which they probably had to pay half a million dollars. People got to keep they fat asses off the stage and in the audience where they belong, and not try to become part of the show.
You might want to check for a large, wooden cylindrical object that's been pushed up your backside.