Are you going to BlackRock in Washington, D.C.?
Started by Gregory Martinez8 · · π 8 views · 106 replies
#82 ·
I have a bad feeling this whole thing is headed for a crash... either way, Iβd rather just stick to the Pixies. Honestly, Iβve had enough of the Kaiser Chiefs whenever they come on, and The Rolling Stones are just as tedious. π
#83 ·
I canβt recall a single decent song produced by The Rolling Stones in, say, the last two decades. I honestly don't see why people even bother showing up to their concerts anymore.
#85 ·
Richard Kelly said:I honestly can't think of a single decent song The Rolling Stones have put out in the last, what, twenty years? I just don't see why people even bother showing up to their shows anymore...
Itβs all about those songs they wrote forty years ago...
#86 ·
Kenneth Clark7 said:Because of the songs they've put out over the last 40 years.
I think you mean the songs they wrote thirty years ago.
The real issue is that theyβre going to be promoting their new material at the concert, which is a total nightmare in its own right.
#88 ·
Every single time I'm in Chicago! I hike up to the old hilltop lookout... man, there's just so much rock everywhere... then I just sit. Itβs become a ritual.
#89 ·
Hey everyone, just a heads-up for whoever was planning on coming outβthe concert is officially postponed. Only about 400 tickets have been sold so far... honestly, what a total embarrassment.π
#92 ·
Dennis Fox5 said:Hey guys, if you were planning on coming to this show, it's been postponed. They only sold about four tickets... what a total embarrassment...π
Look, crowds in Chicago can be incredibly picky. π¬
#93 ·
Look, Iβm not exactly naive here; Iβm really not about to drop cash on a ticket six months in advance just to sit around praying theyβll refund me the difference if they slash the price orβeven worseβcancel the whole show altogether.
Last time around, I grabbed my ticket during the very first week, only to watch them drop the price twice right after, and then the whole thing ended up getting canceled anyway... thank god I actually got my money back. But this time? I've made up my mind. If the concert actually happens, I am absolutely going, but Iβve also decided Iβm not touching a single ticket until we're within five days of the show.
Last time around, I grabbed my ticket during the very first week, only to watch them drop the price twice right after, and then the whole thing ended up getting canceled anyway... thank god I actually got my money back. But this time? I've made up my mind. If the concert actually happens, I am absolutely going, but Iβve also decided Iβm not touching a single ticket until we're within five days of the show.
#94 ·
Found this interesting little review on another forum regarding that concert in New York City, just for anyone who might be interested in the details:
http://pool.dylantree.com/phorum5/read.php?1,585881
http://pool.dylantree.com/phorum5/read.php?1,585881
#95 ·
So WHO actually pulled the strings to get The Rolling Stones organized? π Was it CrnariΔ? π€£ π π€£ π
#96 ·
Raymond Barrett12 said:But waitβWHO actually stepped up to organize The Rolling Stones? Was it CrnariΔ? π Maybe... π€£ π π€£ π
Actually, noβit was Live Nation and the City of Chicago... though in America, itβs perfectly typical to blame everything on Crnaric when things go sideways... π
#97 ·
Ipanema said:No, it was actually Live Nation and the City of Chicagoβbut then again, in the US, itβs perfectly standard to blame every single failure on Crnaric Ehmπ
Look, I don't really have the energy to dig through the archives right this second, but I am PRETTY certain his name came up regarding the organization. Live Nation was mentioned generally as the executive arm for the City of Chicago during the planning stages. So, whether he was working in direct cooperation with Live Nation (acting as the "umbrella" organizer) or not, I can't say for sureβbut our dear friend Crnaric Ehmπ¬ definitely had his name tossed around...
#98 ·
Iβm inclined to agree. In fact, Iβm pretty certain I caught him waving those overpriced VIP passes around, though someone did mention I was just seeing things π
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#99 ·
Raymond Barrett12 said:Ehm, I don't really feel like digging through the archives right this second, but I am PRETTY sure his name popped up somewhere regarding the organization. The LAPD was mentioned generally as the executive arm for the City of Los Angeles during the planning stages. So, whether he was working alongside the LAPDβacting as part of that "umbrella" organizationβor not, I can't say for certain, but our dear friend CrnariΔ π¬definitely was mentioned...
The thing is, he is ALWAYS brought up regardless of the context π
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