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Thread started 03/04/08 8:05am

synthiarose04

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Can I just say

That I dont care how big the stadium is or how many people are stood in front of me (it always feels like hes playing just for me anyway) I'm still gonna be getting on TM in the morning and giving my credit card a bashing for golden circle standing!!! Maybe I'm niave and I should care about ticket prices or venue but as long as he's there doing his thing I'm gonna be there doing mine!
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Reply #1 posted 03/04/08 8:25am

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You know what, I am with you Synthiarose!

It's only costing me £10 to fly and I'm looking forward to spending the night with my girls in the hotel and having lunch in Temple Bar b4 etc. I went to Wembley stadium all those years ago and although I was annoyed as my friends mum wouldn't let us venture in and we had to stand right at the back the atmosphere was great!

It is different from the 02 and yes I mostly enjoyed the aftershows more than the main shows... I DID enjoy the mainshows and a Prince show is a Prince show after all... it's the gig I'm always wanting to go to so even if I'm not next to the stage I'm listening to the music. It just better be LOUD!

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Reply #2 posted 03/04/08 9:01am

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I like this thread! I've been biting my tongue in other threads when others have started whinging about prices and tickets. Boo hoo! Most of them are just trying to rationalise their unwillingness to go for whatever reason.

The O2 might have had cheap tickets but for those of us travelling from across Europe to go there, London's not the cheapest city in the world to spend time in. And at least our concert is IN the city centre, not stuck out in Eastendersville. More than one night/morning ended with me getting the boat back to Waterloo for about 5am, drinking coffee waiting for the tube to start back.

So if you're coming over to Dublin - great! We'll give you a nice welcome. If not, please turn down the negativity. Some of us here are trying to enjoy ourselves! cool
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Reply #3 posted 03/04/08 9:20am

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There's being negative and being realistic!!!

I do however agree with this thread by the way, and my opinions in the other threads are by no way intended to rain on anyones parade.

I have to admit that if the O2 show's and the aftershows hadn't happened at the venues they did for amount that they costed, then I too, as well alot of others on here would also have the same opinion that the cost and the venue does not matter.

Unfortunately some of us got spoiled last summer, and because of it the Dublin show does not seem as rosey and peachy as it should - especially for those living in London.

Don't get me wrong because you know as well I do I'll be there in the end. I'm just not feeling the same levels of desperation as I did 6 months ago...YET!

I hope you get the best tickets you deserve tomorrow morning. The best of luck to you all!!!! 0+>
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Reply #4 posted 03/04/08 9:51am

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synthiarose04 said:

That I dont care how big the stadium is or how many people are stood in front of me (it always feels like hes playing just for me anyway) I'm still gonna be getting on TM in the morning and giving my credit card a bashing for golden circle standing!!! Maybe I'm niave and I should care about ticket prices or venue but as long as he's there doing his thing I'm gonna be there doing mine!
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thats the spirit,,,,
hope 2 finally meet ya this time....lol
U bringin hubby with ya??
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Reply #5 posted 03/04/08 10:13am

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Thanks for the replies guys I just wanted to get my point across.
I'm gonna be in Ireland for 3 weeks visiting my mum (I'm guessing I shouldnt tell her that I'm looking forward to seeing his purpleness a ickle bit more than her only a little though!) the concert will come in the middle of my stay.

Wolfy my only companion will be my son and unfortunatly he wont be coming to the gig with me.
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Reply #6 posted 03/04/08 10:17am

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synthiarose04 said:

Thanks for the replies guys I just wanted to get my point across.
I'm gonna be in Ireland for 3 weeks visiting my mum (I'm guessing I shouldnt tell her that I'm looking forward to seeing his purpleness a ickle bit more than her only a little though!) the concert will come in the middle of my stay.

Wolfy my only companion will be my son and unfortunatly he wont be coming to the gig with me.


mmmm....thats interesting,,,i dont know if mrs wolfy can come along 2 the gig cause her sisters wedding is on the following day....i sure as hell aint gonna miss prince play n ireland 4 that....lol
its 50/50 as we speak if shes comming...so if ur goin on ur own im sure we could arrange 2 meet...
if not at the gig but at the aftershow deffo...xx
im only goin 2 b n dublin that day as if i dont go 2 the wedding i would get blacklisted....lol
well....wolfy is the faithful type as U know synthia....lol wink wink wink wink
WOLFY razz

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Reply #7 posted 03/04/08 10:25am

onelap

What a great way of putting it, as long as he is there doing his thing. I am just praying now that I can get a ticket so I can join in.
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Reply #8 posted 03/04/08 11:15am

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Right on guys...I felt the same way when gearing up to book tickets for the O2 last year. I'd rather be there in a shitty seat than not be there at all!! Good luck to everyone booking tickets in the morning, I'm so excited I don't know if I'll sleep tonight! Never been to Ireland before either, so its all very exciting biggrin
Sounds like a real man to me...mind if I turn on the radio?
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Reply #9 posted 03/04/08 11:36am

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synthiarose04 said:

That I dont care how big the stadium is or how many people are stood in front of me (it always feels like hes playing just for me anyway) I'm still gonna be getting on TM in the morning and giving my credit card a bashing for golden circle standing!!! Maybe I'm niave and I should care about ticket prices or venue but as long as he's there doing his thing I'm gonna be there doing mine!
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bravo. couldn't agree more.
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Reply #10 posted 03/04/08 11:56am

KatzMccaff

I agreee, Lets get online, get tickets and give Dublin a chance!
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Reply #11 posted 03/04/08 12:41pm

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PopeLeo said:

I like this thread! I've been biting my tongue in other threads when others have started whinging about prices and tickets. Boo hoo! Most of them are just trying to rationalise their unwillingness to go for whatever reason.

The O2 might have had cheap tickets but for those of us travelling from across Europe to go there, London's not the cheapest city in the world to spend time in. And at least our concert is IN the city centre, not stuck out in Eastendersville. More than one night/morning ended with me getting the boat back to Waterloo for about 5am, drinking coffee waiting for the tube to start back.

So if you're coming over to Dublin - great! We'll give you a nice welcome. If not, please turn down the negativity. Some of us here are trying to enjoy ourselves! cool


Congratulations! if I'm not mistaken, you've won the prize for the first so called "positive" fam in 2008 to bring out the personal negativity and tell other people what they should and shouldnt do!

You are now in the self righteous hall of fame! wink
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Reply #12 posted 03/04/08 1:02pm

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SquirrelMeat said:

PopeLeo said:

I like this thread! I've been biting my tongue in other threads when others have started whinging about prices and tickets. Boo hoo! Most of them are just trying to rationalise their unwillingness to go for whatever reason.

The O2 might have had cheap tickets but for those of us travelling from across Europe to go there, London's not the cheapest city in the world to spend time in. And at least our concert is IN the city centre, not stuck out in Eastendersville. More than one night/morning ended with me getting the boat back to Waterloo for about 5am, drinking coffee waiting for the tube to start back.

So if you're coming over to Dublin - great! We'll give you a nice welcome. If not, please turn down the negativity. Some of us here are trying to enjoy ourselves! cool


Congratulations! if I'm not mistaken, you've won the prize for the first so called "positive" fam in 2008 to bring out the personal negativity and tell other people what they should and shouldnt do!

You are now in the self righteous hall of fame! wink


You called me a fam!!! How dare you!!! What did I say about your mother? lol

I'm pretty balanced, just enjoying the idea of a home concert - second one here since '95. Sure, travel's a pain and stadia are too big if you're looking for the aftershow intimacy. Deal with it. Just too much stating of the obvious imho.

Now want to get me started on all the whinging yanks? "When is Prince going to play in X (population 300) The 2 hour drive to a major city he plays every year is too far!"
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Reply #13 posted 03/04/08 4:15pm

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wolfy is the faithful type as U know synthia....lol wink wink wink wink
WOLFY razz



Wolfy..... If I tell you I have taken a vow of celibacy will you still want to meet? lol
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Reply #14 posted 03/04/08 5:01pm

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synthiarose04 said:

wolfy is the faithful type as U know synthia....lol wink wink wink wink
WOLFY razz



Wolfy..... If I tell you I have taken a vow of celibacy will you still want to meet? lol


heh heh....sure,,,why not...no harm n saying hi,,,
will b fun no matter what happens cause its gonna b a while b4 he tours around here again.
WOLFY razz
Welcome 2 wolfys lair!! Make love not war!!!


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Reply #15 posted 03/04/08 5:51pm

synthiarose04

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Lol well lets not drag my nice little thread any further in the gutter...

I really should be getting some kip its 2am and I have to be up with around 80,000 others in the morning to buy tickets eek
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Reply #16 posted 03/04/08 6:42pm

littlerichard

i hear u...its nearly 3 o clock and i should really be getting some sleep 2...
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