Kick @$$ kickoff concert!

Yes the show was awesome on Sat night! I personally thought the Goo sound was off, but since I was fourth row the speakers were right in front of me. BJ looked like they were really having a good time up on stage. The highlights for me were Richie doing I'll Be There For You, with Hook Me Up right after. Awesome!!!! Plus another fun part of the night wwas when jon leaned into the pit, and the girls went crazy! He then proclaimed"Motherf*cking Justin Timberlake eat your heart out!" or something to that effect
At the end of the show they played snippets of the band from various interviews on the satellites. This to me was sharp, since everone stayed inside the venue watching while the band made their getaway, without any problem!!

Yeah, the cameras came with flash. But now that i look at the pictures again and again and again, some aren't too bad. None of the Goos came out AT ALL, but hey.

Wow - i would've killed for fourth row! But we didn't get out tickets until the last day of the presale (because we were stupid and forgot - oh well)! Those must've been GREAT seats! I was about less then half a football field (american football).

It was a great concert! Did he really say that? Into the microphone? I don't think i heard it -- but then again, there were drunk girls right behind us and screaming -- even when i tried to hear what Jon was saying. so i missed some of the things that he said.

Yeah, I think the snippets were great! I loved them! It was a great idea, too! So funny...

Forever and a day,
MoosieFate

Just to point something out about the cameras...

No matter what sort of camera you use, if you use a flash, the pictures will turn out dark, smokey and basically really crap.

What happens is, when the flash goes off, it cancles out all the light in the area, hence, cancelling out the majority of stage lights..thats leave you with the darkness.

I hope that helps some people, so rule number 1, if taking a camera to a show, no matter how close or far away you are, do not use your flash.

Preferably take a point and click type camera, digital cameras may be top stuff, but unless you have one worth over $3,000, you will find that they dont focus too well, due to the moving and flashing stage lights, where as a normal point and click camera basically focuses real quick and normally takes pictures distortion free.

OK.. I hope that clears up some confusion about cameras for those concerned.

Thanks! That's what my older sister told me too! But i didn't know, so i learned -- even it had been the hard way.

Thanks for informing me, because i didn't know if i trusted my sister because she just said never mind after explaining it somewhat. So now i know to NOT use flash next time.

And i've learned to love those damn pictures! i can't believe i ever hated them! know i look at them all the time, because it just amazes me still that i was there -and they were RIGHT THERE. So even though only a few came out -- it just makes me appreciate them a hell of a lot more.

Thanks again!