People who talk non stop at concerts

YourDirtisMyfood said:

Malroth said:

i get it, but after 20 yrs of doing this at concerts, it makes me chuckle a bit.

Just saw the Dropkick Murphys on St. Patrick’s Day by Fenway Park and saw a MoshPit and crowd surfing for the first time in years.

nice

I hate people who talk through songs, but even worse, I hate people who talk through Eddie (or anyone else) talking too.   Dude, I came to see Pearl Jam.  I didnt come to hear about your office job dynamics.  STFU.  And stop talking through the quiet ballads, too.  Just because your friend can hear you now that Even Flow is done, doesnt mean its a green light to resume your conversation.  If the conversation is that important, go out in the concourse and talk.  

We went to see Bob Dylan (who does not allow mobile phones which I kind of like) late last year and 2 guys were talking non stop through the show.  2 women asked them to be quiet and still nothing finally, I said STFU and that did seem to work.  I am not big just get angry  with asshats sometimes.  I wasn't too upset as I could not understand a word, did not recognize any of the songs and the stage was so dark could barely see anything.
Although in Chicago N2 last year the couple behind us would was so drunk, would not shut up, spilt beer on me, and fell on me twice was really annoying. Silver lining they were so drunk they forgot their poster, t-shirt, and license plate under their chair.  I always sit back down wait for the crowd to thin a bit plus I just saw a great show still soaking it in...I look back saw the poster tube and was like...hmmm Karma...  They also yelled play Alive during the entire show even after they played it, the worst.

Just spread a good fart into the wild

bzouiden said:

Well kind of interesting how they did the dylan show, you still use your phone for the ticket via axis app but then they have you put your device in a bag with a magnetic lock.  Basically as soon as get passed the gate your phone is in the bag and they have people that can unlock the bag and areas outside the show that you can use them. 

What happens when someone comes to your seat and says it's their seat (because one of you is in the wrong section)?

bzouiden said:

We went to see Bob Dylan (who does not allow mobile phones which I kind of like) late last year and 2 guys were talking non stop through the show.  2 women asked them to be quiet and still nothing finally, I said STFU and that did seem to work.  I am not big just get angry  with asshats sometimes.  I wasn't too upset as I could not understand a word, did not recognize any of the songs and the stage was so dark could barely see anything.
Although in Chicago N2 last year the couple behind us would was so drunk, would not shut up, spilt beer on me, and fell on me twice was really annoying. Silver lining they were so drunk they forgot their poster, t-shirt, and license plate under their chair.  I always sit back down wait for the crowd to thin a bit plus I just saw a great show still soaking it in...I look back saw the poster tube and was like...hmmm Karma...  They also yelled play Alive during the entire show even after they played it, the worst.

When I saw Bono do his book event at the Beacon they bagged our phones and smart watches. It was really frustrating not knowing what time it was. I kept looking at my wrist out of habit. 

BF25394 said:

bzouiden said:

Well kind of interesting how they did the dylan show, you still use your phone for the ticket via axis app but then they have you put your device in a bag with a magnetic lock.  Basically as soon as get passed the gate your phone is in the bag and they have people that can unlock the bag and areas outside the show that you can use them. 

What happens when someone comes to your seat and says it's their seat (because one of you is in the wrong section)?

If I remember correctly they did give you a little paper ticket with your section and seat.

BF25394 said:

GlowGirl said:

bzouiden said:

We went to see Bob Dylan (who does not allow mobile phones which I kind of like) late last year and 2 guys were talking non stop through the show.  2 women asked them to be quiet and still nothing finally, I said STFU and that did seem to work.  I am not big just get angry  with asshats sometimes.  I wasn't too upset as I could not understand a word, did not recognize any of the songs and the stage was so dark could barely see anything.
Although in Chicago N2 last year the couple behind us would was so drunk, would not shut up, spilt beer on me, and fell on me twice was really annoying. Silver lining they were so drunk they forgot their poster, t-shirt, and license plate under their chair.  I always sit back down wait for the crowd to thin a bit plus I just saw a great show still soaking it in...I look back saw the poster tube and was like...hmmm Karma...  They also yelled play Alive during the entire show even after they played it, the worst.

When I saw Bono do his book event at the Beacon they bagged our phones and smart watches. It was really frustrating not knowing what time it was. I kept looking at my wrist out of habit. 

Did you need to leave at a certain time?

No. But it is just a habit to look at my watch every so often. 

Robbert said:

Just spread a good fart into the wild

What's worse at a gig - a punter sat in front of you who keeps talking or one that keeps farting?

Gravey1975 said:

Robbert said:

Just spread a good fart into the wild

What's worse at a gig - a punter sat in front of you who keeps talking or one that keeps farting?

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