fans at MSG, not any better than most from what I saw

LeilaMoonTurtle · June 2008

hahah u like this or that also!!!!!

stickboy wrote:

my only thing about the shows was just the setlist. I would have liked Immortality, maybe Blood, or a lil more variety, but it is what it is..I got LROM, AATW, and Black Diamond for the 1st time and you can't beat that with a bat
and the energy and everything else def made up for that, so Im happy

LeilaMoonTurtle · June 2008

haha

so I stayed home today

bad cold from DC
which I happily spread at both msg shows

and the pit has kept me laughing most of the day

not that I'm trying to change the topic or anything
but...

how was ur day spent?

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

that must be what it is

hasigawa · June 2008

The MSG mystique is more about what the show is than trying to compare it to another venue. MSG is in one of the biggest cities in the world and these shows generally attract some of the most rabid fans of the band from all around the world who come out to see it. To say the crowd is not any better than other city is not a novel statement as I've been to a few cities and the crowds are just as good however from my experiences I have the most fun with other fan clubbers in NY more than any other city. For example, before Weds show I met people from Ireland, England, Utah and Cincy and had a few beers and then in the show sat with people from Germany, Hawaii and Boston (coincidentally, no NYers in my immediate area) and had a blast with them all show singing and dancing........

for the record, best crowd I've ever experienced might be a Philly Spectrum show.......but NY is always my fav place to see them......

timroth · June 2008

NY'ers are people too.

stickboy · June 2008

timroth wrote:

NY'ers are people too.

lol
no we're not
we're a buncha animals

hey Leilamoon..Black Sheep was my shit!

80's and 90's hip hop is as far as I go..after that all that 2000, Durty south, and Fity cent shit is garbage to me

U R A Crazy Breed · June 2008

i met this dude from NY on night one when we were waiting for the box office to open to get our tix,he was on his "lunch break" and had to be back to work for a conference call but the tickets were late which made him late for his call.there he is on his cell in a mob of people 1/2 jokingly asking people to "shhhhh" for his call.funny shit,cool NYer dude.

i had a blast and loved MSG & NYC.

DCRONIN · June 2008

I live in New York City, went to MSG II, and I do not own a cell phone nor a BBQ.

LeilaMoonTurtle · June 2008

yep I only know old hip hop

like 5 songs

stickboy wrote:

lol
no we're not
we're a buncha animals

hey Leilamoon..Black Sheep was my shit! 80's and 90's hip hop is as far as I go..after that all that 2000, Durty south, and Fity cent shit is garbage to me

stickboy · June 2008

LeilaMoonTurtle wrote:

yep I only know old hip hop

like 5 songs

lmao like 5 songs!
nice

lemme guess

a Tupac song, 1 Biggie maybe a Jay-z song annndd...Fresh Prince?

U R A Crazy Breed · June 2008

stickboy wrote:

lmao like 5 songs!
nice

lemme guess

a Tupac song, 1 Biggie maybe a Jay-z song annndd...Fresh Prince?

no MC Hammer,Rob Base,Young MC and Vanilla ice

you know Top 40 radio garbage!! that's not hip-hop that's rap.there IS a difference.

Ledbetterman10 · June 2008

LeilaMoonTurtle wrote:

haha

so I stayed home today

bad cold from DC
which I happily spread at both msg shows

and the pit has kept me laughing most of the day

not that I'm trying to change the topic or anything
but...

how was ur day spent?

ran some errands. listened the Marshall Mathers LP while checking out the message board and probably going out later. I'm sort of unhappy to be back home in reality after my weeklong Pearl Jam fantasy camp.

stickboy · June 2008

Crazy Breed wrote:

no MC Hammer,Rob Base,Young MC and Vanilla ice you know Top 40 radio garbage!! that's not hip-hop that's rap.there IS a difference.

ooohh YEEAAA Busta MOVE! lmao!

Rob Base was the shit tho.

Bathgate66 · June 2008

MSG is not only a building,

its an experience.

it is also a shrine for live rock and roll concerts.

everyone wants to play there,

and everyone wants to attend there.

irregardless of its geographic location,

it just happens to be in NYC .

dont hate .

and 1 more thing

Lets , .... Go ...... Rangers ! ! !
Lets , .... Go ...... Rangers ! ! !
Lets , .... Go ...... Rangers ! ! !

chuck nevitt · June 2008

elevation622 wrote:

The comparing shows crap has gotten out of hand here. Either that or I'm getting too old to care anymore. Anyway, I'm one of those guys that likes the crowd singing along and MSG is king for that, no matter what band plays (at least in my experience, White Stripes, the Who, U2 etc...) But as far as PJ though, I'd see them play in a dumpster.

You could not be more correct. Comparing crowds is nonsense and the singing at MSG. We were amazed at how loud the people went along with EVERY song. Ok, maybe not Cropduster.

stickboy · June 2008

Bathgate66 wrote:

MSG is not only a building,

its an experience.

it is also a shrine for live rock and roll concerts.

everyone wants to play there,

and everyone wants to attend there.

irregardless of its geographic location,

it just happens to be in NYC .

dont hate .

and 1 more thing

Lets , .... Go ...... Rangers ! ! !
Lets , .... Go ...... Rangers ! ! !
Lets , .... Go ...... Rangers ! ! !

Im still dying to hear them boots bro!

LETS GO RANGERS!!!!

its never gonna end!
lmfao!

LETS GO RANGERSSS!!!!!!

slightofjeff · June 2008

chuck nevitt wrote:

You could not be more correct. Comparing crowds is nonsense and the singing at MSG. We were amazed at how loud the people went along with EVERY song. Ok, maybe not Cropduster.

Nope, even Cropduster.

It was the most amazing experience of my life. MSG singing along to something relatively obscure, like Hard to Imagine, is as loud as many places singing along to Jeremy.

Not only did the MSG crowds sing all the words ... we sang all the Ed grunts and groans. And here's the really amazing part -- we sang the "live" versions of songs, not the album versions.

An example, on Alive:

We knew to sing "is something wrong she said ... OF COURSE THERE IS!" Instead of the more subdued album version.

We fucking ruled. The shows fucking rocked. And anybody who wants to say otherwise is a twit.

LeilaMoonTurtle · June 2008

haha

bust a move!!!

she's dressed hello she sez hello come sit next to me you fine fellow, you went over there without a second to lose so what comes next bust a move

love it!

stickboy wrote:

ooohh YEEAAA Busta MOVE! lmao!

Rob Base was the shit tho.

LeilaMoonTurtle · June 2008

ahem

hip hop not rap

tribe called quest!!!!

but then on a trip to the bahamas my friends tied me up and forced me to listen to lil'kim all she did was moan throughout the whole song!

o and on my way to dc I, (which I regret now) switched ipods with friend, umm darn forgot the name, something abut licking u, kissing u head to your feet, o my, the lyrics were hilarious

so yea maybe more than 5

stickboy wrote:

lmao like 5 songs!
nice

lemme guess

a Tupac song, 1 Biggie maybe a Jay-z song annndd...Fresh Prince?

stickboy · June 2008

LeilaMoonTurtle wrote:

haha

bust a move!!!

she's dressed hello she sez hello come sit next to me you fine fellow, you went over there without a second to lose so what comes next bust a move

love it!

LOL!!!!!
oh boy! *strikes a b-boy stance*

The Long Road · June 2008

This thread reeks of jealousy. It just shows you how great NY is. We have to endure full threads on why non-new yorkers think NY fans aren't that special. It's actually pretty funny.

fans at MSG, not any better than most from what I saw

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