Are you going to BlackRock in Washington, D.C.?

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Gregory Walker15 said:which one? 🤮

so what's your damn problem? 🤮

Roger Clark50 said:So, what exactly is your issue? 🤮

I could answer you, but wouldn't it be a shame if off-topic comments ruined such an ingenious thread? 🤮>

Well, I could easily do that... curiosity is killing me... 😬

Gregory Walker15 said:I'd tell you, but it’d be a crime to derail an ingenious thread like this with some off-topic nonsense. 🤮

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perhaps ☕

Anyone got any good recommendations on what they're serving up? I might swing by if the menu looks decent 😬

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I suppose that might be the one concert not one I'm attending

Stone fans?
Am I really supposed to drop hundreds just to watch them on a screen? 😁
Or pay a few hundred bucks to sit there drinking lukewarm beer—and I don't even drink beer?

Even if I managed to snag a ticket, I’d probably just give it away. Honestly, I can't stand Stone.

Susan Martinez71 said:Even if I actually managed to snag a ticket, I'd probably just give it away. My Stone stash is already overflowing.

I have to agree. Even if I had a ticket, I wouldn't go.

The only exception? I'd sell it for a decent chunk of change.😁

Oh 😲
I see that among the indie, post-rock, punk, and whatever else you call the "alternative" crowd, hating on Stone is officially trendy.

What exactly are you people trying to prove by doing this? 😉 ?

My answer: I don't care. 😛

It’s not like I have anything against Stone—I actually made it out to one of their shows once ☕

velvetotter26 said:so what kind of points are you actually getting out of this😉?

Well, obviously.☕

And nobody actually hates it—it’s just far too much money for such a small amount of music...

Daniel Bailey7 said:Nobody hates them. It's just way too much money for such little music...

If you actually want to go to a show, you'll find the cash.
I've never regretted spending money to hear a band I love.
It is what it is. Some people blow their paycheck on steroids, some on gold chains, others on designer shoes. I spend mine on concerts.

Roger Clark50 said:Yeah, obviously. I mean, you can't just skip out on the greatest rock band on the planet.

Lmao... 😬

At this rate, you probably think Creedence Clearwater Revival is the biggest rock band in America! 😬>

Brian Foster2 said:lolololololo... 😬

with your taste, I bet you think a boy band is the greatest rock group in America! 😬

aha! 😬

Look, since Guns N' Roses is clearly the biggest band on the planet in your book, give me some pointers—how do I get on your level? 😬

Roger Clark50 said:Aha! Now we're getting somewhere! 😬

So, since Guns N' Roses is clearly the greatest band on the planet in your eyes, tell me—what exactly do I need to do to finally see the light and realize that too? 😬

Wait, what on earth just happened? Are you kidding me right now? I am completely floored! Seriously, what are we even looking at here? 🙏

Gans and Roses? Honestly, I’m completely lost... what are we even talking about here?

Are these guys some kind of new arrivals?!?!? 😬

If I had the ticket, I’d be there. But honestly? I’ve seen their work before, and it didn't exactly blow me away. Plus, the whole thing sounds like a massive headache.
Back in '98, they already felt like a crew that was just going through the motions—highly professional, sure, but clearly checked out. I don't see how much could have changed since then.

Darko Vejder said:If I actually had a ticket, I might consider going—but honestly, I’ve seen them before and they never really blew me away. Plus, the whole ordeal would just be too much effort.
Back in '98, they already gave off the vibe of a seasoned crew that has seen it all and just treats the gig like a highly professional job—I find it hard to believe anything has changed since then.

Look, I wasn't at the concert back in '98, and even if they do come across as a tight-knit group that's just over it all... it doesn't matter to me. That's exactly what I want to experience and witness firsthand.