Re: seating and things

["Blair M. Cummings" <blairc@infi.net>]

I too agree! After waiting in line for Buffett tickets for 3 hrs and 
him selling out in 25 min and NOT getting a ticket, I would be VERY 
happy just to sit across the street from the WHO show and "hear" the 
concert!

I was one of  the lucky ones who got ORCH seating, but never 
the less, If I could only see the WHO this 1 time in ORCH seating or 
see them 100 times across the street from where they were 
playing, I would ALWAYS choose the opportunity to just hear this 
GREAT band!

Blair

> I've got to agree with Keith o' the Net here...sure, it's nice to get 
> good seats, but one can carry that too far.  It makes me sad to see 
> people post things like, "Well, forget it if they aren't third row 
> seats or better!"  I don't think such fussiness is the sign of a more 
> dedicated fan, in fact, I would guess quite the opposite.  My friend 
> Gordy, a 12 year old Who fan, attended his first Who show last year.  
> The best seats he and his mum could get were towards the back of the 
> upper balcony.  They couldn't even see the video screens.  But he was 
> happy just to BE at a Who concert.  I feel very sorry for anyone who 
> can't feel that way anymore, for anyone who can't enjoy a concert 
> without being within spitting distance of the band.  It just seems...
> awful cold.
> 
> 
> Hope I die before I get bored,
> 
> -Yellow "Lemon Fresh" Ledbetter
> 
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