Central Park Update 9/29

igotid88

pjhawks wrote:

if this show happens i doubt it would be a free show. it will be for some sort of charity. didn't someone else mention before that the past few shows in Central Park were for the Robin Hood Foundation? and PJ has done things for them before? best guess is some sort of donation with a limit of maybe 50-75k in attendance. and i agree with those that a free show will bring out a whole bunch of idiots i'd have no interest in being around.

The people in the front would probably have to pay and the rest would need a pass. When Dave Matthews did it I don't remember if you had to pay. But you still needed a pass to get in. They were handing them out on the streets.

ItIsAllAboutPJ

AliveinFL wrote:

That would be a great way to spend my birthday!!!

That's my birthday too.
I don't know where the money will come from?? :(
If this happens it will be a supper blast!

dimitrispearljam

ItIsAllAboutPJ wrote:

AliveinFL wrote:

That would be a great way to spend my birthday!!!

That's my birthday too.
I don't know where the money will come from?? :(
If this happens it will be a supper blast!

we need to celebrate this together then

critterau

Hypothetically speaking (theme of this thread), if they announced two shows at Alpine Labor Day with just PJ and one show in Central Park with the Foo's, and you could only choose one, which would it be?

I would probably go to Central Park just because it would be special but it would be hard to pass up two nights of just PJ.

cowboypjfan

I have a free stay in a NYC apartment and I might still pass on a show like this. I agree with mayday. Too many people in crappy new york. I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

PJ_Lukin

cowboypjfan wrote:

I have a free stay in a NYC apartment and I might still pass on a show like this. I agree with mayday. Too many people in crappy new york. I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

Crappy New York? Wow.... there is nothing crappy about NY, it just ain't for everybody. I happen to love everything about NYC.

Back on topic....
They have donated to the Central Park Conservancy before. So... who knows?
http://www.artdaily.org/index.asp?int_sec=11&int_new=54757

EdsonNascimento

PJ_Lukin wrote:

cowboypjfan wrote:

I have a free stay in a NYC apartment and I might still pass on a show like this. I agree with mayday. Too many people in crappy new york. I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

Crappy New York? Wow.... there is nothing crappy about NY, it just ain't for everybody. I happen to love everything about NYC.

:shh: Don't let folks like this in on our secret. It makes it a better place. (Derek Jeter and other neighbors of the Park and :thumbup: and nodding).


(and kind of funny that he's willing to go to Roseland, but not the Upper West Side. )

Magnitude

cowboypjfan wrote:

I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

While you're thinking about it, I've been in line for hours.

POP POP!

cowboypjfan

EdsonNascimento wrote:

PJ_Lukin wrote:

cowboypjfan wrote:

I have a free stay in a NYC apartment and I might still pass on a show like this. I agree with mayday. Too many people in crappy new york. I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

Crappy New York? Wow.... there is nothing crappy about NY, it just ain't for everybody. I happen to love everything about NYC.

:shh: Don't let folks like this in on our secret. It makes it a better place. (Derek Jeter and other neighbors of the Park and :thumbup: and nodding).


(and kind of funny that he's willing to go to Roseland, but not the Upper West Side. )

I'm just saying that I don't want to be fighting for a spot amidst 100's of thousands of people IF this were even happening. Roseland or a smilar venue would be easy in, easy out. It's no secret that you might even get pissed on in a nyc crowd of that magnitude.

CROJAM95

NYC has a strict no sex with your sister policy

..... I can see how this would be a problem for some

cowboypjfan

CROJAM95 wrote:

NYC has a strict no sex with your sister policy

..... I can see how this would be a problem for some

I guess you won't be going to this show then, huh.

81

what a shitty venue.

it had to be said.

Magnitude

cowboypjfan wrote:

It's no secret that you might even get pissed on in a nyc crowd of that magnitude.

:fp:

POP POP!

Empty Glass

cowboypjfan wrote:

I have a free stay in a NYC apartment and I might still pass on a show like this. I agree with mayday. Too many people in crappy new york. I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

we'll talk about this free stay next Tuesday after golf....

PJ_Lukin

cowboypjfan wrote:

I have a free stay in a NYC apartment and I might still pass on a show like this. I agree with mayday. Too many people in crappy new york. I would think about going to a warmup show though if it was a small place(Roseland or something).

cowboypjfan wrote:

I'm just saying that I don't want to be fighting for a spot amidst 100's of thousands of people IF this were even happening. Roseland or a smilar venue would be easy in, easy out. It's no secret that you might even get pissed on in a nyc crowd of that magnitude.

WTF ? What's with the NYC prejudice? I never pissed while in a crowd in my life and I have been to hundreds, ok not hundreds, maybe dozens....of shows in NYC. Do you think people are different in say.... Dallas? Relax with the anti-NYC people shit.

cowboypjfan

PJ_Lukin wrote:

WTF ? What's with the NYC prejudice? I never pissed while in a crowd in my life and I have been to hundreds, ok not hundreds, maybe dozens....of shows in NYC. Do you think people are different in say.... Dallas? Relax with the anti-NYC people shit.

This would be a lot different than a show at MSG with 30,000 people indoors. Have you been in nyc for New Year's or other huge outdoor events? It can be messy.

81

cowboypjfan wrote:

PJ_Lukin wrote:

WTF ? What's with the NYC prejudice? I never pissed while in a crowd in my life and I have been to hundreds, ok not hundreds, maybe dozens....of shows in NYC. Do you think people are different in say.... Dallas? Relax with the anti-NYC people shit.

This would be a lot different than a show at MSG with 30,000 people indoors. Have you been in nyc for New Year's or other huge outdoor events? It can be messy.

they are a classy lot

rick1zoo2

cowboypjfan wrote:

PJ_Lukin wrote:

WTF ? What's with the NYC prejudice? I never pissed while in a crowd in my life and I have been to hundreds, ok not hundreds, maybe dozens....of shows in NYC. Do you think people are different in say.... Dallas? Relax with the anti-NYC people shit.

This would be a lot different than a show at MSG with 30,000 people indoors. Have you been in nyc for New Year's or other huge outdoor events? It can be messy.

oh, the humanity!

Magnitude

cowboypjfan wrote:

This would be a lot different than a show at MSG with 30,000 people indoors. Have you been in nyc for New Year's or other huge outdoor events? It can be messy.

:fp:

POP POP!

SVRDhand13

81 wrote:

cowboypjfan wrote:

PJ_Lukin wrote:

WTF ? What's with the NYC prejudice? I never pissed while in a crowd in my life and I have been to hundreds, ok not hundreds, maybe dozens....of shows in NYC. Do you think people are different in say.... Dallas? Relax with the anti-NYC people shit.

This would be a lot different than a show at MSG with 30,000 people indoors. Have you been in nyc for New Year's or other huge outdoor events? It can be messy.

they are a classy lot

NYC prejudice or NYC jealousy? Lets face it, NYC is better than any other city in the US so of course we will be bad mouthed.