Based on ticket prices, I don't think this will sell out.
- Thread starter stevew
- Start date
Bastard ticket brokers. (Not that I care about seeing Cream)
Those aren't the actual ticket prices.
"Ticket Brokers" (ie; Scalpers) crack me up. Those shows (as far as I know) haven't even been officially announced yet. Although I have it on good authority tickets go onsale to the general public through Ticket Bastard on Aug. 5th. I might go.
"Ticket Brokers" (ie; Scalpers) crack me up. Those shows (as far as I know) haven't even been officially announced yet. Although I have it on good authority tickets go onsale to the general public through Ticket Bastard on Aug. 5th. I might go.
Brokers are the only way to get Red Sox tickets now. Their prices are UN-FUGGIN-REAL. A typical $20 bleacher seat to see a crap visiting team on a TUESDAY will cost you $100. Pisses me off, man.McGRP01 said:
I had no idea that brokers charged prices like that.
$3295 for the front floor area for a Cream show??
What kind of people can pay that much less $8k for a baseball game?
WTF??
$3295 for the front floor area for a Cream show??
What kind of people can pay that much less $8k for a baseball game?
WTF??
That's why I boycott most concerts nowa days. Back in 1993 I went with a friend to get some Jimmy Buffet tickets, we were the second in line the day they went on sale. Time we got to the ticket desk, they said all they had was lawn seating and ALL the assigned seats were taken I said the tickets just went on sale 5 minutes ago? I was then told Ticket Brokers buy up all the good seats first, so I said Fu*k that and walked out. It's just a crock of BS!!!!!! I've been to maybe 5 concerts since because of this.
I said the tickets just went on sale 5 minutes ago? I was then told Ticket Brokers buy up all the good seats first, so I said Fu*k that and walked out. It's just a crock of BS!!!!!! I've been to maybe 5 concerts since because of this.
Jimeny Christmas, you could buy a pertty good DH rig for those ticket prices.
Thats just so wronggigapower said:
kinda like how peeps get into the VIP Section at Super Bowl parties, eh?Brian HCM#1 said:Thats just so wrong
Well aaaaaaaaaa well aaaaaaaaaaaa, thats just because they felt sorry for my loser assnarlus said:kinda like how peeps get into the VIP Section at Super Bowl parties, eh?
Cream? WTF? They are so damn old I cannot remember who the band is made up of and what their big song was.
Uhhhhh... clapton? (To name but one, the obvious one)
the big song was "SWABLR".
actually, what riderx said. they have some good tunes. "Tales of Brave Ullysses" is a classic. people who pre-set classic rock stations on their radios should be familiar w/ "White Room".
it's the only music-related project that clapton is involved in that i can actually stomach.
actually, what riderx said. they have some good tunes. "Tales of Brave Ullysses" is a classic. people who pre-set classic rock stations on their radios should be familiar w/ "White Room".
it's the only music-related project that clapton is involved in that i can actually stomach.
I haven't heard about them in years! And yeah, riderx...I think they have about 20+ years on me...I'm not really a big classic rock fan...
except for social d....dh girlie said:
and it can be argued that they are neither "classic" or "rock".
There seems to be no end to the number of stupid people who will pay outrageous prices just to say they were at a reunion concert. Present company excepted.
I knew it was all over for Social D when my dad came out of the shower singing one of their songs. My dad is not the most hip fellow in the world.narlus said:except for social d....
and it can be argued that they are neither "classic" or "rock".
I heard on the radio last night that Pink Floyd was offered 175 million to tour the US and turned it down.Reactor said:
Well...I think even Mike Ness is 15 years younger than those fossils in cream...I hope they can remember the chords and the words to songs...HAHAHA...narlus said:except for social d....
and it can be argued that they are neither "classic" or "rock".
I'm going to see Sir-mix-a-lot tonight...last time I saw him I got up on stage and sang baby got back with him and we had our arms around each other...HAHAHAHAHA!
Put em against the glass!!!dh girlie said:
Ahh brokers... okay. I was about to rant like mad about ticketmaster. But I have seen these broker prick's screw jobs before.
Last Phish show I saw in Kansas City, I had to settle for lawn seats when I had ordered my tickets from TM not 30 seconds after they went on sale. THe next day I got online to see WTF had happened, and I noticed that the brokers had bought up all the good seats, I dont know how, but they were ALL on sale through brokers at $300+.
Last Phish show I saw in Kansas City, I had to settle for lawn seats when I had ordered my tickets from TM not 30 seconds after they went on sale. THe next day I got online to see WTF had happened, and I noticed that the brokers had bought up all the good seats, I dont know how, but they were ALL on sale through brokers at $300+.
They've already played a couple shows in England and were fantastic from what I've heard.dh girlie said:
McGRP01 said:
Who? Social D or Cream?
cream. i think they played the royal albert hall.
Correct.narlus said:
Royal Albert Hall - London
May 2, 2005
I'm So Glad
Spoonful
Outside Woman Blues
Pressed Rat and Warthog
Sleepy Time Time
N.S.U.
Badge
Politician
Sweet Wine
Rollin' & Tumblin'
Stormy Monday
Deserted Cities of the Heart
Born Under a Bad Sign
We're Going Wrong
Crossroads
Sitting On Top of the World
White Room
Toad
Encore: Sunshine of Your Love
I'm sure...seasoned musicians...not my style, but then again...I like rum raisin...ice CREAM!McGRP01 said: