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Karlito
Busy Member
Posts:210
 | | 18 Mar 2004 2:04 PM |
| | Hows it going....
I think this subject ws brough up before but anyway...last night I was at the Kila gig - bloody fabulous - I don't think Phil Spector could of got that sound.
Anyway to the point, I was in the upper circle, you know the one that if someone stands up that your view is blocked, there was this girl there who looked locked but she kept standing up and playing with her hair and stuff and just annoying everyone, and when the bouncers asked her to sit down she didn't, and when people asked her to sit down, she wouldn't. I've no problem with people dancin, but man, she should've went to the back to dance or got a ground floor ticket, and the twat of a bouncer couldn't even tell her to move to the back, and I certianly didn't pay money to see some tart playing with her hair for 2 hours....Sap!!! | | | |
| QsySue
Busy Member
Posts:120
| | 18 Mar 2004 4:16 PM |
| | That is really annoying.
I rarely attend shows with seating, though. I'm always the magnet for whatever guy gets so drunk he turns violent, too. If a fight breaks out at a show, you can bet I'm standing right next to the guy starting it.
Being short, I'm also a magnet for really tall guys, who manage to stand right in front of me. | | | |
| Vent My Spleen
Very Busy Member
Posts:503
| | 19 Mar 2004 8:51 AM |
| | People ain't no good eh? Seated gigs only really suit a certain type of band. I remember seeing Muse in the Olympia a few years ago, where most of the crowd sitting were straning at the bit. That said, my very favourite spot of a gig is upstairs in the Olympia, seated in the front row of the circle along the aisle. Easy access to the bar/bogs and an outstanding view. | | | |
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