Rocking garden

ScottandPearlJam
ScottandPearlJam Posts: 1,126
edited June 2008 in The Porch
I know how ED, says he can feel the stage bounce up and down. And I know sitting in the seats you can feel the floor pounding. Lastnight I was in section 100 on the cement floor......and I swear that floor was moving. Might have been the vicodine that I was on not sure.... but during a few songs that floor was bouncing. To move a propped up stage is one thing......to make a cement floor bounce......well thats in a league of its own.

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  • vduboise
    vduboise Posts: 1,937
    the floor was definitely moving. It was that great!
  • CaptainCalli24
    CaptainCalli24 Queens, NY Posts: 329
    i was in section 60 mikes side...it was rocking like it does for ranger playoff games...you could see the banner in back of the stage going up and down for a lot of songs
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    scott & pearl jam wrote:
    I know how ED, says he can feel the stage bounce up and down. And I know sitting in the seats you can feel the floor pounding. Lastnight I was in section 100 on the cement floor......and I swear that floor was moving. Might have been the vicodine that I was on not sure.... but during a few songs that floor was bouncing. To move a propped up stage is one thing......to make a cement floor bounce......well thats in a league of its own.

    Scott


    i was rearstage in section 214 , and the entire section and side of the garden circle felt as if it were on a gigantic bungee chord- i shit you not.
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  • CorduroyG
    CorduroyG Posts: 23
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    i was rearstage in section 214 , and the entire section and side of the garden circle felt as if it were on a gigantic bungee chord- i shit you not.


    Yea I was in section 68 tuesday nite, bungee cord is a good description. Felt it first during Corduroy, I didnt know what was going on at first, very weird feeling. Then i realized "holy crap the stage is bouncing!"

    From behind the stage you could literally see all the lights and the backdrop shaking and moving up and down, but having the entire section shaking was nuts
  • stickboy
    stickboy Posts: 2,981
    fuckin love it
    Ikt asking everyone after the show
    "Did you feel it? Didnt I tell ya??" I was by soundboard both nights and I fuckin kept pounding that cement floor nite 1 and a lil further back on the meta floor nite 2, even harder

    Came in MSG like a madman...while my sis went to the bathroom I made a run around the arena high fiving everyone and telling them to get up and MOVE, ROCK!!! I wasnt gonna have any of that sitting down shit in our house, lol
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    Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
    Like I could even change the world, yeah right...
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  • washedinblack91
    washedinblack91 Posts: 3,079
    i was in section 115 last night and i swear, during some songs like DTE and rearviewmirror the floor beneath me literally bounced up and down so much it was like a frickin trampoline!
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  • MattyJoe
    MattyJoe Posts: 1,424
    I think that's what makes the stage move, though. That whole section of concrete under the stage and behind the stage is probably like detachable or something. Something having to do with converting the arena from sports hall to concert hall.
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    MattyJoe wrote:
    I think that's what makes the stage move, though. That whole section of concrete under the stage and behind the stage is probably like detachable or something. Something having to do with converting the arena from sports hall to concert hall.


    i understand where youre coming from,
    but i think what actually shakes are the extensions that go inward from the outer perimeter inwards.
    The overall sports setup is what it is.- the floor is right there., they throw up the ice and or courts very quickly.
    The foundation is what it is solid and allows for the sway that we were all experiencing inside there.

    this happens often at Ranger games.

    incredible.
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  • Nora Breeb
    Nora Breeb Posts: 27
    http://forums.pearljam.com/showthread.php?t=291268
  • MattyJoe
    MattyJoe Posts: 1,424
    Why are you posting that link in here? Can't you tell that no one shares your opinion? If you'd rather go to shows with a stale, boring crowd, that's you're business.
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  • Nora Breeb
    Nora Breeb Posts: 27
    MattyJoe wrote:
    Why are you posting that link in here? Can't you tell that no one shares your opinion? If you'd rather go to shows with a stale, boring crowd, that's you're business.


    How old are you?? 8?
  • Sheets Of Clay
    Sheets Of Clay Posts: 278
    The "floor" of MSG is actually the 5th floor of the building. The WaMu theater is underneath it. that might make it a little bit easier to shake.
  • MattyJoe
    MattyJoe Posts: 1,424
    Nora Breeb wrote:
    How old are you?? 8?

    7 actually.
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  • Nora Breeb
    Nora Breeb Posts: 27
    MattyJoe wrote:
    7 actually.


    It shows.....

    First show was in 2008..


    Go to bed.
  • MattyJoe
    MattyJoe Posts: 1,424
    dhutchis wrote:
    The "floor" of MSG is actually the 5th floor of the building. The WaMu theater is underneath it. that might make it a little bit easier to shake.

    One of these days Fall Out Boy will be playing there and 7,000 Pearl Jam fans will just come crashing down.
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  • U R A Crazy Breed
    U R A Crazy Breed Posts: 8,370
    it's the first time i saw a stadium do the wave instead of the crowd!! it was awesome!!
  • Evo2010
    Evo2010 Posts: 90
    MattyJoe wrote:
    One of these days Fall Out Boy will be playing there and 7,000 Pearl Jam fans will just come crashing down.

    LOL Ill be thinking of that all day now. Thanks

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