At the risk of getting divorced, I'll probably just take the refund.
Aug. 3, 2021 seems too soon.
Yep. Just because we may be able to start going back to shows doesn't mean we all are going to want to. I'd rather make a decision next summer than be out that money for a year.
At the risk of getting divorced, I'll probably just take the refund.
Aug. 3, 2021 seems too soon.
There'll be plenty of tix available next year and some real good ones close to show date assuming it goes off, so you can jump back in possibly with better seats if you want. Take the refund.
That 30 day window does sound rough. I'm basing the assumption that concerts (big arena/stadium full capacity shows) won't happen until the virus is licked. Ergo a new refund window should pop up if/when it gets delayed a 2nd time?
At the risk of getting divorced, I'll probably just take the refund.
Aug. 3, 2021 seems too soon.
There'll be plenty of tix available next year and some real good ones close to show date assuming it goes off, so you can jump back in possibly with better seats if you want. Take the refund.
Exactly. If you have so-so tickets, I'd take the refund, and chance that you want to go next year closer to the date, and will be able to get better seats, possibly at a better rate.
At the risk of getting divorced, I'll probably just take the refund.
Aug. 3, 2021 seems too soon.
There'll be plenty of tix available next year and some real good ones close to show date assuming it goes off, so you can jump back in possibly with better seats if you want. Take the refund.
Exactly. If you have so-so tickets, I'd take the refund, and chance that you want to go next year closer to the date, and will be able to get better seats, possibly at a better rate.
anyone dig Izzy Stradlin's solo stuff? Listening to his acoustic record right now. if you like the blues, you'll dig it.
Fuck yeah!
He was GNR's best songwriter. The shittiest thing to me about the whole money grab Not in This Lifetime tour was no Izzy songs, but fucking "Coma," "Estranged" and other wankfest numbers made the setlist.
Kind of glad I don't have to pay for it again, but my wife has attended so many shows with me that weren't particularly to her liking that it seems only fair that we check out her favorite band/guitarist whenever possible.
anyone dig Izzy Stradlin's solo stuff? Listening to his acoustic record right now. if you like the blues, you'll dig it.
Fuck yeah!
He was GNR's best songwriter. The shittiest thing to me about the whole money grab Not in This Lifetime tour was no Izzy songs, but fucking "Coma," "Estranged" and other wankfest numbers made the setlist.
Kind of glad I don't have to pay for it again, but my wife has attended so many shows with me that weren't particularly to her liking that it seems only fair that we check out her favorite band/guitarist whenever possible.
back in their heyday, i had no clue he was the brainchild behind most of their best songs. i realized it when i started paying attention to the liner notes and becoming interested in who wrote what.
Garden of Eden is one of my faves.Not sure why. Maybe the ridiculously simple video. Maybe the fast pace of the song. But I've always been drawn to it.
juxtapose that with the slow heartbeat bass and droning of coma, with the dramatic crescendo, love them both.
I was really impressed when I saw them a few years ago. I had not seen them since the Metallica tour in 91. Axl sounded mediocre but he’s never had a good live voice. But they were committed, playing three hours straight outdoors in Miami in August. That’s not easy. I’ve hated them for 25 years but I was so impressed with them that I was supposed to see them with the Pumpkins at National Stadium before the ‘Vid.
I saw them in Seattle, the first tour after they got back together. It was pretty good, so good, that I felt it was almost too polished. I felt like they predetermined who stands where, how long you spend on each side or the middle. It felt a little a little too smooth
My favourite GNR show is actually a guns n replacements show. It was in Edmonton around 2006. It was old school Axl doesn't show up until after 12am kind of thing. Any fan knows that and books the next day off work The show was amazing. We had such a good time. It went until 2:30am in the arena. Axl even did a Duet with Bubbles from trailer park boys.. lol.
I saw them in Seattle, the first tour after they got back together. It was pretty good, so good, that I felt it was almost too polished. I felt like they predetermined who stands where, how long you spend on each side or the middle. It felt a little a little too smooth
My favourite GNR show is actually a guns n replacements show. It was in Edmonton around 2006. It was old school Axl doesn't show up until after 12am kind of thing. Any fan knows that and books the next day off work The show was amazing. We had such a good time. It went until 2:30am in the arena. Axl even did a Duet with Bubbles from trailer park boys.. lol.
My favorite was when I got to see them open for Aerosmith on the Permanent Vacation. They had something to prove and played like it.
I didn’t think about the polished angle. I had super low expectations because of my disdain for Axl so the fact that they were on time and played hard made it a winner.
I saw them in Seattle, the first tour after they got back together. It was pretty good, so good, that I felt it was almost too polished. I felt like they predetermined who stands where, how long you spend on each side or the middle. It felt a little a little too smooth
My favourite GNR show is actually a guns n replacements show. It was in Edmonton around 2006. It was old school Axl doesn't show up until after 12am kind of thing. Any fan knows that and books the next day off work The show was amazing. We had such a good time. It went until 2:30am in the arena. Axl even did a Duet with Bubbles from trailer park boys.. lol.
same tour in winnipeg. fucking sebastian bach playing until midnight, then axl and co until 3. it was epic.
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Aug. 3, 2021 seems too soon.
Yep. Just because we may be able to start going back to shows doesn't mean we all are going to want to. I'd rather make a decision next summer than be out that money for a year.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Part of me kinda hoped this would be the case in Boston. Just refund me and be done with it.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
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He was GNR's best songwriter. The shittiest thing to me about the whole money grab Not in This Lifetime tour was no Izzy songs, but fucking "Coma," "Estranged" and other wankfest numbers made the setlist.
Kind of glad I don't have to pay for it again, but my wife has attended so many shows with me that weren't particularly to her liking that it seems only fair that we check out her favorite band/guitarist whenever possible.
i do, however, as a bassist, love coma. LOL
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Dan's a curmudgeon.
I can't begin to tell you how relieved I am at not having to hear that one.
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juxtapose that with the slow heartbeat bass and droning of coma, with the dramatic crescendo, love them both.
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My favourite GNR show is actually a guns n replacements show. It was in Edmonton around 2006. It was old school Axl doesn't show up until after 12am kind of thing. Any fan knows that and books the next day off work
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