Wrigley Setlist Shirt now in shop.

Empty Glass

a rock band t-shirt
a rock band t-shirt

this forum is nothing but entertainment.

dimitrispearljam

Empty Glass wrote:

a rock band t-shirt
a rock band t-shirt

this forum is nothing but entertainment.

Cosmo

tapags723 wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

tapags723 wrote:

GREAT!!!!

LOL

Paid $90.00 for one on ebay once I left Wrigley without getting one!!

I just can't win!!!!

:fp: :fp: :fp: :fp: :fp:

Looks like someone learned a lesson today! :thumbup:

FU Lesson!!!! I was there and i had no idea the shirt was on sale after!!! I paid $1000 for each ticket to that show and then i paid 90 for a shirt they all of a sudden put on the site????

Not to mention i put in for 8 shows on the tour and didn't win 1 pair???

so now i will pay twice face at least for all of those shows???

The lesson I am slowly but surely learning is this club is BS!

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I think that if you are willing to pay $900.00 over face value for a ticket... times 2... paying $55.00 over retail price... times 1... is the least of your complaints.
Just sayin'.

PJ_Soul

Empty Glass wrote:

a rock band t-shirt
a rock band t-shirt

this forum is nothing but entertainment.

The best it's been in months!

Hugh Freaking Dillon

tapags723 wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

tapags723 wrote:

GREAT!!!!

LOL

Paid $90.00 for one on ebay once I left Wrigley without getting one!!

I just can't win!!!!

:fp: :fp: :fp: :fp: :fp:

Looks like someone learned a lesson today! :thumbup:

FU Lesson!!!! I was there and i had no idea the shirt was on sale after!!! I paid $1000 for each ticket to that show and then i paid 90 for a shirt they all of a sudden put on the site????

Not to mention i put in for 8 shows on the tour and didn't win 1 pair???

so now i will pay twice face at least for all of those shows???

The lesson I am slowly but surely learning is this club is BS!

anyone who buys something on ebay the MINUTE it sells out needs to learn something about patience.

anyone who pays $1000 for a concert ticket has no right to complain about how much money they spent.

ever hear of public on sale? or do you use scalpers exclusively when you get "burned" by the lottery? lots of us have never won the 10C lottery. that's why it called a lottery and not a guarantee.

ckravitz

Ha, this is good stuff. People feeding the secondary market and then complaining when the club puts something on sale for the original price. What should they have done, burned them to keep the flippers in business?

pjradio

Dr. Delight

jethrojam420

I got one. thanks SLH

supernaut1125

Pushin Forward Back wrote:

these should be given away after that abortion of a show.

$35 for a wrong setlist!?!? greedy much Pearl Jam??

I'm sure I'll continue reading to see you we're rightly criticized for that. WTF? :nono:

pistol3

I bought a shirt after missing out in Chicago. I guess I'm glad they put them out. But, you gotta be shittin' me if $35 isn't kinda f'd up. I mean, what's it cost to make that shirt? $3.50? I know, I know, I still bought one. But, I did it for me, not 10c. Only went through with it because I didn't have an alternative to get a shirt from the show. Still a rip off, and hypocritical in a lot of ways considering what the band stands for socially and politically. And, if you have to ask why or how, you're naive. I love PJ and I know this will cause sadness for the blind followers of not necessarily the band, but the monopoly that is 10c, but this shit is overpriced. It makes the "cheap" tickets somewhat obsolete. Can't wait to see the rationalization occur through your responses, or in sparse cases, agreements.

supernaut1125

EchosNobodyHears wrote:

I applaud the band for coming back and thank them for not just refunding my money and canceling, as I spend a lot on the trip. And I will be forever grateful of their effort to make the night a success despite factors beyond their control.

However, I have to agree with the comment of, I'm all set with $35 for a white shirt with the wrong setlist. I think its a great idea (for other shows) and I loved that show (its one of my top out of the 16 I've seen). But this shirt, while reminding me of how great the show was, will simultaneously remind me of songs that weren't played and what the night should have been (even though it was out of the bands control and they did their best rectify the situation).

It's kind of like when you listen to the bootleg of a great show you got shut out of tickets to...its great but you think of what could/should have been.

Just my opinion, as everyone seems to be expressing their own on the subject.

Very well put. I completely agree with the bootleg comment and initially thought the same about the set list. Now that it has been a week I have changed my mind about missing the songs. That show will be one I will always distinctly remember. I loved every minute of music I heard and don't regret not hearing anything. I was hoping for the longest show in history to make it historic and epic. Turned out the storm, long delay and impending curfew made it the most epic concert I could ever imagine attending.

Release EV

Thank you 10C.

Pinstrps

I bet the people trying to sell these shirts on Ebay for $100 are gonna be pissed! lol

YieldToNothing

pistol3 wrote:

I bought a shirt after missing out in Chicago. I guess I'm glad they put them out. But, you gotta be shittin' me if $35 isn't kinda f'd up. I mean, what's it cost to make that shirt? $3.50? I know, I know, I still bought one. But, I did it for me, not 10c. Only went through with it because I didn't have an alternative to get a shirt from the show. Still a rip off, and hypocritical in a lot of ways considering what the band stands for socially and politically. And, if you have to ask why or how, you're naive. I love PJ and I know this will cause sadness for the blind followers of not necessarily the band, but the monopoly that is 10c, but this shit is overpriced. It makes the "cheap" tickets somewhat obsolete. Can't wait to see the rationalization occur through your responses, or in sparse cases, agreements.

well if they sold them for 20, how would it be fair to the dozens of people that spent 35 after the show?

dimitrispearljam

YieldToNothing wrote:

pistol3 wrote:

I bought a shirt after missing out in Chicago. I guess I'm glad they put them out. But, you gotta be shittin' me if $35 isn't kinda f'd up. I mean, what's it cost to make that shirt? $3.50? I know, I know, I still bought one. But, I did it for me, not 10c. Only went through with it because I didn't have an alternative to get a shirt from the show. Still a rip off, and hypocritical in a lot of ways considering what the band stands for socially and politically. And, if you have to ask why or how, you're naive. I love PJ and I know this will cause sadness for the blind followers of not necessarily the band, but the monopoly that is 10c, but this shit is overpriced. It makes the "cheap" tickets somewhat obsolete. Can't wait to see the rationalization occur through your responses, or in sparse cases, agreements.

well if they sold them for 20, how would it be fair to the dozens of people that spent 35 after the show?

dimitrispearljam

ckravitz wrote:

Ha, this is good stuff. People feeding the secondary market and then complaining when the club puts something on sale for the original price. What should they have done, burned them to keep the flippers in business?

TH127229

I refused to wait in those Merchandise Lines at Wrigley I think it has gotten a bit ridiculous, PJ20 wasn't that bad. I bought the shirt as a reminder of what was and what could have been. To each their own.

pistol3

dimitrispearljam wrote:

ckravitz wrote:

Ha, this is good stuff. People feeding the secondary market and then complaining when the club puts something on sale for the original price. What should they have done, burned them to keep the flippers in business?

Well, here's an idea: price em for less in the first place! Holy shit, what an idea. And this particular shirt wasn't one people stood all day to get, it went on sale after the show, to my knowledge.. They didn't HAVE to price em the same. How can people actually feel like it's not BS the prices are what they are? Its okay to speak out and disagree with a company, even if it's 10c. Don't be afraid. Though there is obviously nothing I or anyone else can do to change it except speak our minds on here. Just because a person buys something doesn't mean they don't do it reluctantly, nor does it remove the right to disagree with the price. Some people can't afford to drop $35 on a shirt AND pay for tickets, travel, etc. I don't think that's right. If you're okay with it, that's your deal.

dimitrispearljam

pistol3 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

ckravitz wrote:

Ha, this is good stuff. People feeding the secondary market and then complaining when the club puts something on sale for the original price. What should they have done, burned them to keep the flippers in business?

Well, here's an idea: price em for less in the first place! Holy shit, what an idea. And this particular shirt wasn't one people stood all day to get, it went on sale after the show, to my knowledge.. They didn't HAVE to price em the same. How can people actually feel like it's not BS the prices are what they are? Its okay to speak out and disagree with a company, even if it's 10c. Don't be afraid. Though there is obviously nothing I or anyone else can do to change it except speak our minds on here. Just because a person buys something doesn't mean they don't do it reluctantly, nor does it remove the right to disagree with the price. Some people can't afford to drop $35 on a shirt AND pay for tickets, travel, etc. I don't think that's right. If you're okay with it, that's your deal.

im not afraid to do anything..
its their music,their logo,their shirt,their merch..they can do what ever the fuck they want..
i can do whatever the fuck i want with my wallet./.that my deal..