What exactly is going on on the floor?

eddie73 · #11 03-06-2010, 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by lisaluvsjovi

Have you actually been to a show in the US?

I have and i must admit it was ****in crap, no atmosphere at all, the uk and the rest of europe know how to enjoy themselves

jungleland · #12 03-06-2010, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by eddie73

I have and i must admit it was ****in crap, no atmosphere at all, the uk and the rest of europe know how to enjoy themselves

Well that's what I was thinking watching those dead audiences over there. No wonder that the band is afraid to pull out rarities if the crowd is already asleep during the wellknown numbers!

eddie73 · #13 03-06-2010, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jungleland

Well that's what I was thinking watching those dead audiences over there. No wonder that the band is afraid to pull out rarities if the crowd is already asleep during the wellknown numbers!

I went to the pru shows in jersey on LH tour, was really exited bout seeing the band on their own turf. When i go to a gig i like to sing and shout and do all the things you do at a rock show, but beleive it or not some yank actually told me to be quiet, and was like WTF, told him where to go i can tell ya

jungleland · #14 03-06-2010, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by eddie73

I went to the pru shows in jersey on LH tour, was really exited bout seeing the band on their own turf. When i go to a gig i like to sing and shout and do all the things you do at a rock show, but beleive it or not some yank actually told me to be quiet, and was like WTF, told him where to go i can tell ya

Holy cow - met some strange folks here as well but that would be the same if someone from McDonalds would ask you you to give up burgers and fries

I always had the wish to see a US show - but not so much anymore. It seems to be the same everywhere. Have a Kiss DVD at home - some Botox chicks in the front were standing there and wondering what was going on lol

Tixy · #15 03-06-2010, 08:22 PM

Thanks for clearing it up.

ticos_stick · #16 03-06-2010, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by eddie73

I went to the pru shows in jersey on LH tour, was really exited bout seeing the band on their own turf. When i go to a gig i like to sing and shout and do all the things you do at a rock show, but beleive it or not some yank actually told me to be quiet, and was like WTF, told him where to go i can tell ya

Haha, I would love someone to tell me to be quiet at a concert

rainsong · #17 03-06-2010, 10:06 PM

Well there was plenty of noise in Seattle, LOL!! It's hard to explain. Crowds here are appreciative, they sing etc.... it's just not a constant flow. As someone said we are used to the chairs etc... it's how our shows are.

Crushgen24/88 · #18 03-06-2010, 11:55 PM

This argument is getting so ****ing old. People sing, and are very ****ing loud at concerts here.

jungleland · #19 03-07-2010, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Crushgen24/88

This argument is getting so ****ing old. People sing, and are very ****ing loud at concerts here.

You're in for a shock when you visit a European show!

Yvonne · #20 03-07-2010, 12:49 AM

I've sat in the stands at European shows and there has been no atmosphere or anyone singing... Only singing was to Prayer and Wanted, they were the only songs the people who I was sat nearby knew...

The atmopshere even gets killed in the standing area during certain songs...

What exactly is going on on the floor?

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