~LadyLemon~
I Serve Larry's Stick
Just curious for tomorrow, and for Monday, because I'll have GA through ETS...
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south bend here i come!
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south bend here i come!
What time to the doors usually open??
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mocool12
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Hey, I don't know when the gates open sorry! But I just read on WIRE that people are already waiting in line! Crazy- but I just thought you'd like ta know!
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~LadyLemon~
I Serve Larry's Stick
shit, that's crazy!!!
I still have a 3 hour drive ahead of me...lol
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south bend here i come!
I still have a 3 hour drive ahead of me...lol
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south bend here i come!
zooropamanda
Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS
in london i started queing for GA at 8am and there were already 100 people in front of me.
If there are people there already....
hehe probably the same nutters who were at the london gigs
If there are people there already....
hehe probably the same nutters who were at the london gigs
U2One
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check u 2 t o u r s . com
they should have the info under the notre dame concert
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they should have the info under the notre dame concert
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"As guests on MTV in '82 -Bono, The Edge, Adam, and Larry - they were asked to describe what they had that separated them from other artists, what made them special. If you think about it, it was a pretty ballsy question, but then again the channel was young. U2 simply responded, 'Watch us and see.' So here we are almost two decades, thirteen albums, millions of fans and more than 50 music videos later, we find ourselves still watching.
Their music - the unforgettable fires and the streets with no names - stretched far beyond the sonic landscape. The beat of every U2 song is the pulse of every human heart. When Bono shouts 'This is not a rebel song' at the start of 'Sunday, Bloody Sunday', we know that it really is. It is the sound of a generation rebelling against its own indifference.
And yes, the rumors are true. These four lads from Dublin are, indeed, rock stars. They smoke. They drink. They use bad language in mixed company. They're extremely rich and they can flash more bling than most posses in this room. They have also - they have also done more than most governments to eliminate debt in Third World countries. Rock stars they are, and God bless them for that.
What really separates U2 from the rest, more importantly, is relevance. The only thing that keeps an artists credible and alive for this long is relevance. From Boy to Joshua Tree to All That You Can't Leave Behind, this is what music feels like when it's done right. It's a fist in the air, a kick in the balls, and two hearts beating as one, and we have it all on video for you."
Blue Room
Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS
Most venues have let the GA crowd in around 6 to 6:30 pm with the rest of venue opening right after that.
At the United Center on the first leg they let those of us in the GA line in around 6pm everyday. Apparantly the crowd in Chicago is not quite as fanatical as I arrived at 9am for the 3rd show and I was number 55 in line that day. The highest position in line I had in Chicago was around 95 and I arrived at 11am that day. You DEFINATELY do NOT want to camp out overnight at the United Center. I have said this many times, it is not in the nicest section of town.
[This message has been edited by Blue Room (edited 10-09-2001).]
At the United Center on the first leg they let those of us in the GA line in around 6pm everyday. Apparantly the crowd in Chicago is not quite as fanatical as I arrived at 9am for the 3rd show and I was number 55 in line that day. The highest position in line I had in Chicago was around 95 and I arrived at 11am that day. You DEFINATELY do NOT want to camp out overnight at the United Center. I have said this many times, it is not in the nicest section of town.
[This message has been edited by Blue Room (edited 10-09-2001).]
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~LadyLemon~
I Serve Larry's Stick
Thanks! I was just worried about chicago because I have to go to a pub at 4 to pick up my tickets...guess I won't have a good spot in line. Oh well...
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south bend here i come!
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south bend here i come!
