Re: question for those who attended shows in 2002

["Neil E. Weissman" <neilweissman@xxxxxxxxx>]

Exactly.  The amount of shows attended, the number of recordings, number
of times you met a Who member, or your knowledge level have nothing to do
with how great a fan you are.

My reply was meant to Scott who made me laugh when he joked that the
amount of shows attended equates to the level of fandom.  I am lucky that
I live near Philadelphia and have access to many venues.  It is great that
I can see many types of concerts and shows if I choose, budget permitting.


--- TJLY99@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 11/6/2002 8:43:11 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
> neilweissman@yahoo.com writes:
> 
> > 
> > I went to 6 shows and overpaid (face value) for each except the MSG
> show
> > on 8/4 when I scalped a ticket.  That was by my calculation 52 less
> than
> > you.  I guess I am not as big a fan as you.;-)
> > 
> 
> you dont have to go to all shows to be a great who fan.  some of us dont
> have 
> the funds.  lucky to the ones who can go to all the shows.  we all wish
> we 
> could of gone to all the shows.   at 165 a ticket at jones beach, i had
> to 
> get 3.  so bless you to the ones that went to more than one.  im sure
> the who 
> appreciate all who got a chance to see them.  they love all their fans
> who 
> come to their shows or those who are not lucky to see them once.   
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