Partyslammer
War Child
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- Feb 10, 2005
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Hey man....that suit is you! You'll get some leg tonight for sure!
Tell us how you do!
Hey man....that suit is you! You'll get some leg tonight for sure!
Tell us how you do!
Came back home over the weekend after doing the first 4 shows all with GA.
There was literally ZERO drama in any of the lines. Everybody understood, respected and followed the rules in Tulsa, St Louis and San Jose. What is this drama that this forum talks about? Seriously, what drama?
Which "rules" would you be referring to?Came back home over the weekend after doing the first 4 shows all with GA.
There was literally ZERO drama in any of the lines. Everybody understood, respected and followed the rules in Tulsa, St Louis and San Jose. What is this drama that this forum talks about? Seriously, what drama?
Which "rules" would you be referring to?
It's not so much real drama as much as like the douchiness of the some of the people involve/shady techniques used for people getting the low numbers.
I've never experienced any drama first hand (well, except for a buddy of mine who wanted to lean against the rail because he had back problems, and the girl with a low number on the rail told him no, and spread her legs out to hold spots for her friends) but I'm also not showing up super early at the venues.
Typical 'Check-In' times. (Example: Day before the show from 6-8 pm and day of show 7 am)
That's not a rule.Typical 'Check-In' times. (Example: Day before the show from 6-8 pm and day of show 7 am)
That's not a rule.
That's an arbitrary pile of horse shit that by it's nature excludes anyone who doesn't know to look on web forums, closed Facebook pages or the Ford Focus parked behind the local Arby's.
And I don't blame you for taking advantage of it. I blame the band's management for being wilfully ignorant to it.
If it were publicly stated band policy... ya know, a rule... more people would "check in"
The check in folks are always crying for Guy Oseary and LiveNation to help when the venue "ignores the list" and just goes by the venue's stated GA policy... you know, the actual rules... So why won't they just speak up and ask for the band to set an official policy governing check ins, line ups, lists, etc?
Ohhhhhhhhh that's right... because then it would be truly open to everyone.
Let's just make it fair for everyone. Make it an official policy. Have the line staffed by band management starting at a set time. Heck, even make it 48 hours out. Post it on the band's website and social and send instructions to anyone who purchases a GA ticket on what to do.
Allow every single person the ability to "check in."
Reality is the majority of the people who already so will still be in the front, but they just might not always be first every time.
I second the Bruce Springsteen way of doing things, it seems the most fair
Typical 'Check-In' times. (Example: Day before the show from 6-8 pm and day of show 7 am)
Hey man....that suit is you! You'll get some leg tonight for sure!
How would anyone know these “rules” unless they are privy to the secret society of “rule” makers somewhere on the internet?? It’s not like these fake rules are posted in the band’s official website or sanctioned by the band. It’s all a bunch of BS - the only line/numbering system that should be allowed or recognized is whatever is sanctioned and authorized officially by the venue. Not a freaking number written on a hand by a dude in a Ford Escort in the Taco Bell parking lot.
That was my school uniform.
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That was my school uniform.
Precisely. And check-ins, unless officially sanctioned by the venue, are total bullshit. Fucking sit in line. Don't just rock up at 6pm the night before and then piss off for dinner and drinks and a shag and a shower and a comfy hotel room before coasting in at 9am on the day of the show. If you want a position worthy of turning up at 6pm the previous day, sit your arse down and camp there overnight in the queue.
That's not a rule.
That's an arbitrary pile of horse shit that by it's nature excludes anyone who doesn't know to look on web forums, closed Facebook pages or the Ford Focus parked behind the local Arby's.
And I don't blame you for taking advantage of it. I blame the band's management for being wilfully ignorant to it.
If it were publicly stated band policy... ya know, a rule... more people would "check in"
The check in folks are always crying for Guy Oseary and LiveNation to help when the venue "ignores the list" and just goes by the venue's stated GA policy... you know, the actual rules... So why won't they just speak up and ask for the band to set an official policy governing check ins, line ups, lists, etc?
Ohhhhhhhhh that's right... because then it would be truly open to everyone.
Let's just make it fair for everyone. Make it an official policy. Have the line staffed by band management starting at a set time. Heck, even make it 48 hours out. Post it on the band's website and social and send instructions to anyone who purchases a GA ticket on what to do.
Allow every single person the ability to "check in."
Reality is the majority of the people who already so will still be in the front, but they just might not always be first every time.
Plus LA2 line runners said because of the traffic round the arena they were hoping to offer a "drive through check in" during LA1 so people wouldn't have to get out of their cars. How can none of them see just how absurd this whole thing has become??
This drive-thru option was built into The List app for a reason, people.