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Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
BornOnTheBayou
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Date: January 21, 2006 21:17
Just getting a little friction going here 
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
J.J.Flash
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Date: January 21, 2006 21:20
lmao!!
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
Rev. Robert W.
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Date: January 21, 2006 21:23
IF the Stones throw in a little Chicago blues, then United Center may outclass MSG.
I'm sufficiently impressed with Boston and NYC to once again dare hope for surprises like a Chess Records (blues or Chuck/Bo) cover.
I'm sufficiently impressed with Boston and NYC to once again dare hope for surprises like a Chess Records (blues or Chuck/Bo) cover.
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
TooTough
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Date: January 21, 2006 21:33
Just play Back Of My Hand.
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
BornOnTheBayou
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Date: January 21, 2006 21:37
How about "It Won't Take Long" in Chicago.... at least one night
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
nikkibong
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Date: January 21, 2006 21:44
TooTough Wrote:
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> Just play Back Of My Hand.
>
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Hell yes!
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> Just play Back Of My Hand.
>
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Hell yes!
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
tat2you
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Date: January 21, 2006 22:16
good that would be somthing!
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
rknuth
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Date: January 21, 2006 22:59
It was the same with MSG and Albany in September. The gig in the Pepsi arena was much better IMHO...
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
jfmiii21
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Date: January 22, 2006 03:35
I would kill to hear Worried About You in Chi. If they play that and nothing different, I'll be one happy clam
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
carson99
()
Date: January 22, 2006 03:51
As someone from L.A., I have no particular love for either Chicago/the United Center or NYC/Madison Square Garden. However, I saw the Stones at the United Center in April of '98 and at Madison Square Garden earlier this week (on Wednesday) ... I was surprised by how small and initmate MSG is. It is the older style of American basketball/hockey arena. The United Center on the other hand has so many levels and the seats are so steeply banked that you feel as though you're inside of a grain elevator (not that I would no how that feels) ... just my two cents
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
BornOnTheBayou
()
Date: January 22, 2006 04:48
carson99 Wrote:
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> As someone from L.A., I have no particular love
> for either Chicago/the United Center or
> NYC/Madison Square Garden. However, I saw the
> Stones at the United Center in April of '98 and at
> Madison Square Garden earlier this week (on
> Wednesday) ... I was surprised by how small and
> initmate MSG is. It is the older style of
> American basketball/hockey arena. The United
> Center on the other hand has so many levels and
> the seats are so steeply banked that you feel as
> though you're inside of a grain elevator (not that
> I would no how that feels) ... just my two cents
Exactly...
The U.C. is actually a "mini-stadium"... there's just a QUANTITY of noise and chaos there that isn't found at most other arenas. From behind the main stage to the highest nosebleeds, the place rocks like a domed stadium when the Stones are playing.
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
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> As someone from L.A., I have no particular love
> for either Chicago/the United Center or
> NYC/Madison Square Garden. However, I saw the
> Stones at the United Center in April of '98 and at
> Madison Square Garden earlier this week (on
> Wednesday) ... I was surprised by how small and
> initmate MSG is. It is the older style of
> American basketball/hockey arena. The United
> Center on the other hand has so many levels and
> the seats are so steeply banked that you feel as
> though you're inside of a grain elevator (not that
> I would no how that feels) ... just my two cents
Exactly...
The U.C. is actually a "mini-stadium"... there's just a QUANTITY of noise and chaos there that isn't found at most other arenas. From behind the main stage to the highest nosebleeds, the place rocks like a domed stadium when the Stones are playing.
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
Re: Chicago United Center Always Out-Rocks MSG
Posted by:
Rolling Beatle
()
Date: January 22, 2006 05:44
carson99 Wrote:
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> As someone from L.A., I have no particular love
> for either Chicago/the United Center or
> NYC/Madison Square Garden. However, I saw the
> Stones at the United Center in April of '98 and at
> Madison Square Garden earlier this week (on
> Wednesday) ... I was surprised by how small and
> initmate MSG is. It is the older style of
> American basketball/hockey arena. The United
> Center on the other hand has so many levels and
> the seats are so steeply banked that you feel as
> though you're inside of a grain elevator (not that
> I would no how that feels) ... just my two cents
I've always liked the banked seats like that. That way, the person in front of you has to be hella tall in order for him to block your view.
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> As someone from L.A., I have no particular love
> for either Chicago/the United Center or
> NYC/Madison Square Garden. However, I saw the
> Stones at the United Center in April of '98 and at
> Madison Square Garden earlier this week (on
> Wednesday) ... I was surprised by how small and
> initmate MSG is. It is the older style of
> American basketball/hockey arena. The United
> Center on the other hand has so many levels and
> the seats are so steeply banked that you feel as
> though you're inside of a grain elevator (not that
> I would no how that feels) ... just my two cents
I've always liked the banked seats like that. That way, the person in front of you has to be hella tall in order for him to block your view.
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