** TEN CLUB ANALOG AND DIGITAL MEMBERSHIPS **

Leezestarr313

I honestly cannot imagine a concert where everybody orderly remains on their seats ... :roll:

redrock

dimitrispearljam wrote:

redrock wrote:

electricxlovex wrote:

anyone know what shows are like in the UK? GA? or seated?

GA. Sometimes, but VERY rarely, seated.

GA..last 2 years 10c sold a few seated ticket bt senority..
to london 09,manchester 09,dublin 10,belfast 10

Did they? I couldn't get seated for Dublin, even if I asked for it!

myra

Leeze wrote:

I honestly cannot imagine a concert where everybody orderly remains on their seats ... :roll:

I cannot even imagine what it must be like to attend a seated show. Honestly. I've only ever known GA. Love GA ! That how I ended up front row at my first PJ show ! *sigh*

PilateOfTheStorm

dimitrispearljam wrote:

redrock wrote:

electricxlovex wrote:

anyone know what shows are like in the UK? GA? or seated?

GA. Sometimes, but VERY rarely, seated.

GA..last 2 years 10c sold a few seated ticket bt senority..
to london 09,manchester 09,dublin 10,belfast 10

thank goodness
i hate seated shows

mike-mcfuckin-cready

oh dear i had dumbass moment right there, despite thinking about general admitance in my head i totaly read 'ga' as the abbreviation of georgia. sign im working too much? def!!! pj bootleg and red wine sounds like an ok remedy!

Bump30

William Wallace wrote:

Bump30 wrote:

Bon Jovi's fan club has three levels of membership
$49, $79 and $159!
I think the 10C is doing an amazing job and we should all be happy with what we have!

Strange comparing PJ to Bon Jovi...
I just think R.E.M. or Dave Matthews Band would be better examples for a comparison.

I wasn't comparing PJ to Bon Jovi...just the fee assocated with memberships.

Drdeal

Just sent in an email to upgrade to Analog status. I was paid thru Mid 2013 so $50 got me there.
I hope the shirt is sweet.
DrDeal

Eraserhead

For those who've already bought a few years membership, contact TC to explain the situation.

I told them I already had a membership upto March 2012. They were really helpful with the upgrade too. *tips hat*

meme

Leeze wrote:

I honestly cannot imagine a concert where everybody orderly remains on their seats ... :roll:

There's nothing orderly about it. You just have a lot more space to jump around, have the leisure to go pee and eat, and there is nothing 'survival of the fittest' about it.

Anyway, can anyone tell me about size charts for the tshirts in analog membership? Those seem to vary so much from tshirt to tshirt...

Innocent Bystander

Eraserhead wrote:

For those who've already bought a few years membership, contact TC to explain the situation.

I told them I already had a membership upto March 2012. They were really helpful with the upgrade too. *tips hat*

How soon did the TC upgrade your membership?

Emailed them a couple of days ago but haven't heard anything back since, did they email to confirm the upgrade once it went through, or did you see an order history update on your profile?

Drdeal

When I asked to be charged to upgrade my membership to Analog which is already paid thru mid 2013 they told me they are upgrading me thru mid 2012 to Analog and not charging me but taking the $20 I paid to get to mid 2013 and applying it to Analog status. So I then asked if I could be charged $40 more to get to mid 2013 again at analog status. Here is the reply:

Sorry we are no longer allowing people to purchase years in advance. Our
new system is set up to send you the bootleg code and the shirt
automatically each year when you purchase your renewal. If you do not make
that renewal purchase each year, you will not be sent those benefits.

We hope this helps explain.

-10c

So no more multiple year purchases. I guess I will need to stay on top of things now so I don't lapse.

Regards, DrDeal

FrankBauer

Drdeal wrote:

I hope the shirt is sweet.

think the shirt will be pretty special for the first round of something official with membership. i heard it may be possibly designed by someone in the band...

RedMosquito22

FrankBauer wrote:

Drdeal wrote:

I hope the shirt is sweet.

think the shirt will be pretty special for the first round of something official with membership. i heard it may be possibly designed by someone in the band...

You heard this where?

bazzer

RedMosquito22 wrote:

FrankBauer wrote:

Drdeal wrote:

I hope the shirt is sweet.

think the shirt will be pretty special for the first round of something official with membership. i heard it may be possibly designed by someone in the band...

You heard this where?

Through the grapevine...

RedMosquito22

bazzer wrote:

On the grapevine...

I thought it was a friend of a friend of a guy who knows the 3rd uncle of Jeff Ament's publicist.

bazzer

RedMosquito22 wrote:

bazzer wrote:

On the grapevine...

I thought it was a friend of a friend of a guy who knows the 3rd uncle of Jeff Ament's publicist.

Same same.

tremors

Leeze wrote:

I honestly cannot imagine a concert where everybody orderly remains on their seats ... :roll:

When I went to London 2000 (my first shows!) Night one I was standing and getting sweaty amongst the crowd, night two I was seated, in not a bad position, but it was a lot further back. It was a very different experience each night, and I honestly can't say which one I preferred. The adrenalin was pumping more night one, but I 'listened' more night two, and heard more of the music. Also it was kind of fun watching everybody rocking out in front of us in the Wembley Arena.

When I went to Shepherd's Bush which was a bit of a ticketing lottery nightmare (not many tickets!) - at the last minute in the panic to buy I had an impulse to press 'seated', and for all I know this might have been what secured me the tix (less competition online?). We had VERY good seats, right overlooking the band - and you could hear and see EVERYTHING. It was mad, at one point I thought I was about to topple off the balcony and land bang in the middle of the stage - I couldn't take my eyes off 'em. Then everyone got to their feet anyway (so too at Wembley 2000). The only downer is when you tried rocking out in the aisles like a few of us were, you were quickly moved back to your seat. I don't regret being seated for Shepherd's Bush Empire though - I can remember every note, every hand movement practically

given2fly23

bazzer wrote:

RedMosquito22 wrote:

FrankBauer wrote:

think the shirt will be pretty special for the first round of something official with membership. i heard it may be possibly designed by someone in the band...

You heard this where?

Through the grapevine...

it was on the AET radio show, the 1/5/11 episode I believe.

Lukinz

RedMosquito22 wrote:

I thought it was a friend of a friend of a guy who knows the 3rd uncle of Jeff Ament's publicist.

Jeff has a publicist?

RedMosquito22

Lukinz wrote:

RedMosquito22 wrote:

I thought it was a friend of a friend of a guy who knows the 3rd uncle of Jeff Ament's publicist.

Jeff has a publicist?

That's what I heard from a friend of a friend of an uncle of Stone's attorney.

mfc2006

i just tried renewing (expires on 2/20/2011) & it said "the requested action could not be completed." any idea why this happened? did i try to renew too early?

RedMosquito22

mfc2006 wrote:

i just tried renewing (expires on 2/20/2011) & it said "the requested action could not be completed." any idea why this happened? did i try to renew too early?

Probably just a website problem. My wife's expires in Dec. 2011 and we were told she can renew anytime since she wants the shirt and download early.

Leezestarr313

tremors wrote:

Leeze wrote:

I honestly cannot imagine a concert where everybody orderly remains on their seats ... :roll:

When I went to London 2000 (my first shows!) Night one I was standing and getting sweaty amongst the crowd, night two I was seated, in not a bad position, but it was a lot further back. It was a very different experience each night, and I honestly can't say which one I preferred. The adrenalin was pumping more night one, but I 'listened' more night two, and heard more of the music. Also it was kind of fun watching everybody rocking out in front of us in the Wembley Arena.

When I went to Shepherd's Bush which was a bit of a ticketing lottery nightmare (not many tickets!) - at the last minute in the panic to buy I had an impulse to press 'seated', and for all I know this might have been what secured me the tix (less competition online?). We had VERY good seats, right overlooking the band - and you could hear and see EVERYTHING. It was mad, at one point I thought I was about to topple off the balcony and land bang in the middle of the stage - I couldn't take my eyes off 'em. Then everyone got to their feet anyway (so too at Wembley 2000). The only downer is when you tried rocking out in the aisles like a few of us were, you were quickly moved back to your seat. I don't regret being seated for Shepherd's Bush Empire though - I can remember every note, every hand movement practically

I understand it But I never experienced a concert "seated", never ever. If you want to rock out, rock out, if don't want to, don't - that's hwat I can tell from any concert ... And I love the raw energy! Even if I am just watching from behind. The sound is good everytime, the only thing to worry is "why don't I see them?" but if you're there for the music, this is less important Might be cool to have a seated thing once, though, less distressing

tremors

Leeze wrote:

tremors wrote:

Leeze wrote:

I honestly cannot imagine a concert where everybody orderly remains on their seats ... :roll:

When I went to London 2000 (my first shows!) Night one I was standing and getting sweaty amongst the crowd, night two I was seated, in not a bad position, but it was a lot further back. It was a very different experience each night, and I honestly can't say which one I preferred. The adrenalin was pumping more night one, but I 'listened' more night two, and heard more of the music. Also it was kind of fun watching everybody rocking out in front of us in the Wembley Arena.

When I went to Shepherd's Bush which was a bit of a ticketing lottery nightmare (not many tickets!) - at the last minute in the panic to buy I had an impulse to press 'seated', and for all I know this might have been what secured me the tix (less competition online?). We had VERY good seats, right overlooking the band - and you could hear and see EVERYTHING. It was mad, at one point I thought I was about to topple off the balcony and land bang in the middle of the stage - I couldn't take my eyes off 'em. Then everyone got to their feet anyway (so too at Wembley 2000). The only downer is when you tried rocking out in the aisles like a few of us were, you were quickly moved back to your seat. I don't regret being seated for Shepherd's Bush Empire though - I can remember every note, every hand movement practically

I understand it But I never experienced a concert "seated", never ever. If you want to rock out, rock out, if don't want to, don't - that's hwat I can tell from any concert ... And I love the raw energy! Even if I am just watching from behind. The sound is good everytime, the only thing to worry is "why don't I see them?" but if you're there for the music, this is less important Might be cool to have a seated thing once, though, less distressing

Yeah, I think the good thing about seated over GA is you can still go mad and rock out, but you don't have to ride the wave of bodies to enjoy the music (I'm approaching 40 now!! ) One of my old Pearl Jam t-shirts still has a blood stain on it from the guy in front who whacked his teeth into my shoulder during Given to Fly :-?

Leezestarr313

tremors wrote:

Yeah, I think the good thing about seated over GA is you can still go mad and rock out, but you don't have to ride the wave of bodies to enjoy the music (I'm approaching 40 now!! ) One of my old Pearl Jam t-shirts still has a blood stain on it from the guy in front who whacked his teeth into my shoulder during Given to Fly :-?

Nothing bad about some scars that leave good memories But I get your point. I am 32 and I think I could still stand one of the first rows. Didn't do it either in Berlin bc it was way too hot for exercise

tremors

Leeze wrote:

tremors wrote:

Yeah, I think the good thing about seated over GA is you can still go mad and rock out, but you don't have to ride the wave of bodies to enjoy the music (I'm approaching 40 now!! ) One of my old Pearl Jam t-shirts still has a blood stain on it from the guy in front who whacked his teeth into my shoulder during Given to Fly :-?

Nothing bad about some scars that leave good memories But I get your point. I am 32 and I think I could still stand one of the first rows. Didn't do it either in Berlin bc it was way too hot for exercise

I just want a quiet life, my pipe and slippers, a warm fire and a nice crackling copy of no code!

Leezestarr313

tremors wrote:

Leeze wrote:

tremors wrote:

Yeah, I think the good thing about seated over GA is you can still go mad and rock out, but you don't have to ride the wave of bodies to enjoy the music (I'm approaching 40 now!! ) One of my old Pearl Jam t-shirts still has a blood stain on it from the guy in front who whacked his teeth into my shoulder during Given to Fly :-?

Nothing bad about some scars that leave good memories But I get your point. I am 32 and I think I could still stand one of the first rows. Didn't do it either in Berlin bc it was way too hot for exercise

I just want a quiet life, my pipe and slippers, a warm fire and a nice crackling copy of no code!

OK but what about some Rock'n'rollllll?

tremors

Leeze wrote:

tremors wrote:

Leeze wrote:

Nothing bad about some scars that leave good memories But I get your point. I am 32 and I think I could still stand one of the first rows. Didn't do it either in Berlin bc it was way too hot for exercise

I just want a quiet life, my pipe and slippers, a warm fire and a nice crackling copy of no code!

OK but what about some Rock'n'rollllll?

Actually my last show in 2009 (SBE) I was jumping around and yelling so much the security had to usher me back to my seat on several occasions. I got told off :( It has been about 12 years since I last head-banged though (ouch)

Leezestarr313

tremors wrote:

Leeze wrote:

OK but what about some Rock'n'rollllll?

Actually my last show in 2009 (SBE) I was jumping around and yelling so much the security had to usher me back to my seat on several occasions. I got told off :( It has been about 12 years since I last head-banged though (ouch)

Kilgore_Trout

FrankBauer wrote:

think the shirt will be pretty special for the first round of something official with membership. i heard it may be possibly designed by someone in the band...

based on the design skills we've seen in the past this can either be pretty cool or the worst shirt in a long time

i hope someone gets their shirt soon so i can decide on which membership to get