Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
It's amazing what you get - even more amazing how you got Breath three times. My top five "wish list" before the tour started was Sometimes, In My Tree, Habit, Whipping & Breath, and I got them all in two shows - Berlin and Krakow. Very surprising.
Originally posted by MoFoNYR15:[..]
Those two shows look like like the best of the tour. Can’t wait fir the boots.
Originally posted by RUMMY:[..]
Not sure if we need to get our "program" running again. Don't want to offend/put off anyone but they weren't hard to find elsewhere back in 2016 (and even this spring).
Originally posted by MoFoNYR15:[..]
Those two shows look like like the best of the tour. Can’t wait fir the boots.
Having Given To Fly so early in the show, the first PJ song that caught my attention when I stole my dad's Yield album fascinated by its artwork and not knowing what was inside, was something else. Corduroy, RVM in the encore just when I was losing hope of hearing it... And of course Release opening. I totally get why hard die fans (btw I sold a ticket to a Peruvian girl who had seen........ 139 shows! Madrid was her 140th. Impressive) would think Madrid was a super standard and not really special show - setlist wise it wasn't, of course. No rarities and nothing really stood out. But for me it was the almost perfect show to get started in the PJ madness. Now I'm only wishing they come back soon (it won't happen 
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Originally posted by RUMMY:Have any of you sold a ticket on-line before? I have an extra ticket for both Seattle shows and I will likely have to sell them on the 10c (unless any of you are interested??? Ed?? Ron?? Nick?? Kieran???).
Anyway, what's the process/etiquette? Does the buyer pay the seller before getting the ticket or is it the other way around where the buyer pays once he/she has the ticket in his/her "hands?"