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  1. I'm looking forward to the lengthy read. Admittedly, I have a long bootleg review for the next show, Auburn Hills, ready to go.
  2. there is a key on the keyboard and even something rotating on the mouse that let you scroll pages down, isn't there?
    i guess it works

  3. Well, it's just that if I'm not really interested in a bootleg, then I'm not that interested in reading about every song on it either Also a time issue.

    This "long bootleg review"-thing is gonna be a long running joke isn't it?
  4. Given our history, yes.

    (You may recall our Terabyte debate from some time ago.)
  5. Ed don't read this ..

    Eddie Vedder will contribute a song to Christian Bale's 'Furnace'
    latimes
  6. Back from work reading the PJ forum, unbelievable the, lets call it, disappointment.
    Haven't got a forum id there, but what you all here think of this lottery system?

    In the first place, being member of a fanclub it's strange that you need to rely on a lottery for tickets, and not as with U2 when being a member almost guarantees you a ticket. Going even further, when you want to buy The Who tickets via their website in pre-sale, you can even buy the fanclub membership with the concert tickets.

    But the things I read there, people if they don't get 10c tickets, they won't go at all etc etc. I really don't understand that, there's still the general sale. Well, maybe no front row, but you still can be there and I don't think it's hard to get tickets for that large stadium. Most call themselves die hard fans from the start, but would a "real" fan just boycott a show because not winning in the ticket lottery?

    The thought just kept spinning in my head, ooooooo kept spinning
  7. By the way, two tweets from PJ, one linking to a youtube video from Seattle and the other one to retweet, some kind of clue? . Pfff thinking of the mahem to get tickets for a possible Seattle show.
  8. Originally posted by Malahide:Back from work reading the PJ forum, unbelievable the, lets call it, disappointment.
    Haven't got a forum id there, but what you all here think of this lottery system?

    In the first place, being member of a fanclub it's strange that you need to rely on a lottery for tickets, and not as with U2 when being a member almost guarantees you a ticket. Going even further, when you want to buy The Who tickets via their website in pre-sale, you can even buy the fanclub membership with the concert tickets.

    But the things I read there, people if they don't get 10c tickets, they won't go at all etc etc. I really don't understand that, there's still the general sale. Well, maybe no front row, but you still can be there and I don't think it's hard to get tickets for that large stadium. Most call themselves die hard fans from the start, but would a "real" fan just boycott a show because not winning in the ticket lottery?

    The thought just kept spinning in my head, ooooooo kept spinning

    As a longtime (13yrs) 10C member,I have stated my displeasure on here many many many times......lets put it this way,10C ticketing is a bad joke..I cant even compare it to Dave Matthews Bands Warehouse,its embarrassing as far as how little you get from them..90% of the time I simply dont get tickets..

    One time,in the past 13 yrs I was denied from the Warehouse..and both bands have insane,over the top,diehard fans,who attend multiple shows each tour,and in each city.....example - DMB sold out both nights at NYC's Citi Field,07.16 & 17,2010..I was selected for front GA both nights from the Warehouse..the shows sold out,over 40,000 per night......05.20 & 21,2010, I was denied both nights for PJ MSG shows,had to buy ok,blah tickets from Ticketmaster.

    U2s fanclub is also solid..senior members (me),get first dibs on tickets,and I always get very good seats....

    The best part is,if you are somehow lucky enough to get tickets,through the 10C,you dont know your seat locations until you pick them up at the 10C booth 2 hrs before the show... nothing like picking up the shittiest of seats in the house,when the show isnt even sold out (Newark,05.18.10)..thanks 10 C....dissatisfaction guaranteed.
  10. Uh oh.
  11. RNDM's long-term schedule may depend on Pearl Jam's; the band recently had a meeting with Brendan O'Brien and followed up on sessions a year ago in Stone Gossard's studio and has announced apair of summer dates. "There's a lot of ideas kind of floating around right now," says Ament. "I mean, the cool thing about taking a year away from Pearl Jam is, you know, we could almost start from scratch and it wouldn't really be that big of a deal, you know? I hope it comes out this year at some point. But, if it doesn't, we have another RNDM record ready. If RNDM's my band for the next year, I'm stoked."



    Hahahahahaha....."but if it doesnt,we have another RNDM record ready"..YEAH......Im glad Jeff is "stoked"........Im vexed.

  12. I'm going to give you that one!
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