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Will regular sale MSG tickets be any good?

PldgMyGrievancePldgMyGrievance Posts: 279
edited April 2008 in The Porch
Or have all the decent seats gone during the two pre sales, both of which I have been shut out from like so many other jammers.
4/30/03 Uniondale, NY
7/8/03 MSG
7/9/03 MSG
7/14/03 Holmdel, NJ
10/1/04 Reading Penn
10/3/05 Philly
5/13/06 Hartford, CT
5/27/06 Camden, NJ aka Philly
5/31/06 Storytellers Taping
6/1/06 East Rutherford, NJ
6/3/06 East Rutherford, NJ
6/19/08 Camden, NJ
6/24/08 MSG
6/25/08 MSG
6/27/08 Hartford, CT
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10-27-2009
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10-30-2009
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10-31-2009
Hartford, CT 05-15-2010
New York, New York 05-21-2010
New York, New York 05-20-2010
East Troy, Wisconsin 09-04-2011 (PJ20)
East Troy, Wisconsin 09-03-2011 (PJ20)
Philadelphia, PA 09-02-2012 (Made In America)
Chicago, IL 07-19-2013
Pittsburgh, PA 10-11-2013
Buffalo, NY 10-12-2013
Hartford, CT 10-25-2013
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  • yosi1yosi1 Posts: 3,272
    There will probably be good/decent seats on sale. But who knows.

    I also think, that while it is definitely cool, and nice to sit closer, people really care too much about being so close. One of the best, and most fun concerts I've ever been to was the Police at Giants Stadium. I was so far away that I could barely see them on the giant screens that were up. But the show rocked so hard that it didn't matter. Once you're at the show and rocking out, it won't really matter that you didn't have the best seats.
    you couldn't swing if you were hangin' from a palm tree in a hurricane.
  • PldgMyGrievancePldgMyGrievance Posts: 279
    yosi wrote:
    There will probably be good/decent seats on sale. But who knows.

    I also think, that while it is definitely cool, and nice to sit closer, people really care too much about being so close. One of the best, and most fun concerts I've ever been to was the Police at Giants Stadium. I was so far away that I could barely see them on the giant screens that were up. But the show rocked so hard that it didn't matter. Once you're at the show and rocking out, it won't really matter that you didn't have the best seats.

    I agree somewhat. But my experience has been the farther away I sit, the less energetic the crowd. I HATE being in a section with no energy. It definetly enhances the experience when everyone around you is rocking out just as much as you.
    4/30/03 Uniondale, NY
    7/8/03 MSG
    7/9/03 MSG
    7/14/03 Holmdel, NJ
    10/1/04 Reading Penn
    10/3/05 Philly
    5/13/06 Hartford, CT
    5/27/06 Camden, NJ aka Philly
    5/31/06 Storytellers Taping
    6/1/06 East Rutherford, NJ
    6/3/06 East Rutherford, NJ
    6/19/08 Camden, NJ
    6/24/08 MSG
    6/25/08 MSG
    6/27/08 Hartford, CT
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10-27-2009
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10-30-2009
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10-31-2009
    Hartford, CT 05-15-2010
    New York, New York 05-21-2010
    New York, New York 05-20-2010
    East Troy, Wisconsin 09-04-2011 (PJ20)
    East Troy, Wisconsin 09-03-2011 (PJ20)
    Philadelphia, PA 09-02-2012 (Made In America)
    Chicago, IL 07-19-2013
    Pittsburgh, PA 10-11-2013
    Buffalo, NY 10-12-2013
    Hartford, CT 10-25-2013
  • butterfly1butterfly1 Posts: 372
    I think there will be a smattering of really good seats, and a lot of middling and section 300 seats.
  • jamminpearlsjamminpearls Posts: 7,078
    butterfly1 wrote:
    I think there will be a smattering of really good seats, and a lot of middling and section 300 seats.
    section 309 row j seats 5and6 will be rocking out pretty damn hard on night1 i know that
    Go Birds!!!!
  • orig_long redorig_long red Posts: 2,029
    what are the chances of getting 4 good/not bad seats for night 2 through TM?
    Jam out with your clam out.
  • yosi1yosi1 Posts: 3,272
    PldgMyGrievance wrote:
    I agree somewhat. But my experience has been the farther away I sit, the less energetic the crowd. I HATE being in a section with no energy. It definetly enhances the experience when everyone around you is rocking out just as much as you.

    You're right. That is the only thing that can be a downer, but if you're with friends and they're rocking out too, it doesn't matter. I know that no matter where I'm sitting for PJ I will be happy.
    you couldn't swing if you were hangin' from a palm tree in a hurricane.
  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    any seat is good in this arena

    as long as you're in the house,

    you'll hear an amazing show.
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  • InHiding19InHiding19 Posts: 2,385
    they better not be they better be on the fucken roof.........my buddy was right on at 12 and got us fucken trash seats
    Out of the Blue and Into the Black................Uncle Neil Philly 08 here I come!!!!
  • AnthonyD1987AnthonyD1987 Boston, MA Posts: 347
    yosi wrote:
    There will probably be good/decent seats on sale. But who knows.

    I also think, that while it is definitely cool, and nice to sit closer, people really care too much about being so close. One of the best, and most fun concerts I've ever been to was the Police at Giants Stadium. I was so far away that I could barely see them on the giant screens that were up. But the show rocked so hard that it didn't matter. Once you're at the show and rocking out, it won't really matter that you didn't have the best seats.


    I kind of agree with you. My first PJ show was Boston I '06 and I was further away then I would have liked, but not very far (there really aren't any bad seats at the Garden). But I also went to Boston II '06, and somehow managed to score 1 single ticket in the 12th row of the floor off of ticketmaster weeks after they originally went on sale. That was probably the best concert I've ever seen. I was so much closer than I ever imagined I would be.
    492xxx

    2006: Boston 1 and 2
    2008: MSG 1 and 2, Mansfield 1 and 2
    2010: Boston
    2012: Made in America Philly
  • peachykeenpeachykeen NY Posts: 108
    PldgMyGrievance wrote:
    I agree somewhat. But my experience has been the farther away I sit, the less energetic the crowd. I HATE being in a section with no energy. It definetly enhances the experience when everyone around you is rocking out just as much as you.



    hey at least this time around you'll have fellow tenclubbers up there with ya! lol we will soo rock it
    *If I had known then what I know now*


    199xxx
  • Drop1The0LeashDrop1The0Leash Posts: 954
    Will it be easier on friday to get tickets than it was today because i really don't care what seat i have, i just wanna be there?
    2006: Albany
    2008: MSG I, MSG II, Newark(EV)
    2009: Albany 1-2(EV), Philly 3
    2010: Boston, MSG I
    2013: Buffalo, Brooklyn II, Hartford
    2016: MSG 1, MSG II, Fenway 1
  • lateralus963lateralus963 Posts: 381
    I was looking on stubhub.com because they have that interactive map and there are a lot of sections with no tickets for sale. So there should still be a lot of good seats available come Friday. Also MSG is a smaller venue. There really isnt a bad seat in the house... Also the best seats in the house, outside of the first few rows in section 1,2, and 3 are behind the stage. Me and My boyfriend sat 1st row behind the stage for Meadowlands in 06. It was the best show! Specially when the whole band turned around and played a song just for us =). So here is to thinking positive!
    2005: Montreal, Ottawa, Pittsburgh
    2006: Camden I & II, Continental II (NJ)
    2008: Camden I & II, DC, MSG I & II (NYC), & EV: NYC II
    2009: Spectrum last 2 nights
    2012: EV: Orlando I & II, Ft. Lauderdale I
    2013: Brooklyn I & II
    2016: Ft. Lauderdale & Miami
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