udo said:

chocolate1 said:

Not a big fan of standing all night.

You must be from America.

And?

chocolate1 said:

RuthCass said:

Not a big fan of standing all night.

My ass will be dancing lol

chocolate1 said:

udo said:

You must be from America.

And?

Well, it is a culture.

US shows always mention 'seats'.

Shows that are a bit more local to me, say in Europe, mostly will have a floor with general admission section(s) -unseated- and maybe seats around that floor.

The most desirable places are on the floor without the seats.

In France they even discount floor tickets every now and then.

udo said:

chocolate1 said:

And?

Well, it is a culture.

US shows always mention 'seats'.

Shows that are a bit more local to me, say in Europe, mostly will have a floor with general admission section(s) -unseated- and maybe seats around that floor.

The most desirable places are on the floor without the seats.

In France they even discount floor tickets every now and then.

Oh...

When you're 5'2", and the 6'5" guy in front of you doesn't care because he paid as much as you did, it's not so great on the floor.

Coupled with "cute vs. comfortable" shoes, and over-40 legs/knees, seats are just fine.

chocolate1 said:

Oh...

When you're 5'2", and the 6'5" guy in front of you doesn't care because he paid as much as you did, it's not so great on the floor.

Get there sooner. Like I do. And yes, I am probably 6 foot plus.

And yes, they still to dare to bitch about my hat. (how stupid is that)

Coupled with "cute vs. comfortable" shoes, and over-40 legs/knees, seats are just fine.

Why do you wear shoes?

To walk? To stand?

Or just to look whatever? (nobody will notice in a standing crowd, the stuff on stage is more interesting)

And then, at a concert?

(not a gala, not a dancehall thing, etc)

So what do you intend to explain?

Obviously I am not female, and I know what I want to see in and on a female, but I do care about getting rid of unsuitable footwear. Yes you may, yes you can.

This is 2012 and there must be that extra pair that is both comfortable and not too afwul in your eyes. The pair that also supports 200 meter sprints and a few hours of standing.

Good luck!

udo said:

chocolate1 said:

Oh...

When you're 5'2", and the 6'5" guy in front of you doesn't care because he paid as much as you did, it's not so great on the floor.

Get there sooner. Like I do. And yes, I am probably 6 foot plus.

And yes, they still to dare to bitch about my hat. (how stupid is that)

Coupled with "cute vs. comfortable" shoes, and over-40 legs/knees, seats are just fine.

Why do you wear shoes?

To walk? To stand?

Or just to look whatever? (nobody will notice in a standing crowd, the stuff on stage is more interesting)

And then, at a concert?

(not a gala, not a dancehall thing, etc)

So what do you intend to explain?

Obviously I am not female, and I know what I want to see in and on a female, but I do care about getting rid of unsuitable footwear. Yes you may, yes you can.

This is 2012 and there must be that extra pair that is both comfortable and not too afwul in your eyes. The pair that also supports 200 meter sprints and a few hours of standing.

Good luck!

Um, ok.

Are you trying to turn what was supposed to be a light-hearted exchange into an argument?

It's not that serious.

Not to self: Don't go to a concert with udo. He'll judge the hell out of me...

chocolate1 said:

Um, ok.

Are you trying to turn what was supposed to be a light-hearted exchange into an argument?

It's not that serious.

Note to self: Don't go to a concert with udo. He'll judge the hell out of me...

Vegas, of course!!

[Edited 1/18/12 1:02am]

HOTlanta!!

udo said:

chocolate1 said:

Not a big fan of standing all night.

You must be from America.

Vict0r said:

Sydney, Australia

perfect i live in tamworth so ill just sleep in the car and then go 2 the show

Welcome 2 China!

Philadelphia

Sheffield, ENGLAND

Richmond, VA... that'll probably never happen

and the winner is...

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unique said:

and the winner is...

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My vote selfishly goes to Long Island.

He hasn't been to Nassau Colisseum in forever.

The last time he did the Jones Beach theater I was broke as f*ck and stupidly decided to be "responsible" and not charge tickets to my Amex.

udo said:

chocolate1 said:

Oh...

When you're 5'2", and the 6'5" guy in front of you doesn't care because he paid as much as you did, it's not so great on the floor.

Get there sooner. Like I do. And yes, I am probably 6 foot plus.

And yes, they still to dare to bitch about my hat. (how stupid is that)

Coupled with "cute vs. comfortable" shoes, and over-40 legs/knees, seats are just fine.

Why do you wear shoes?

To walk? To stand?

Or just to look whatever? (nobody will notice in a standing crowd, the stuff on stage is more interesting)

And then, at a concert?

(not a gala, not a dancehall thing, etc)

So what do you intend to explain?

Obviously I am not female, and I know what I want to see in and on a female, but I do care about getting rid of unsuitable footwear. Yes you may, yes you can.

This is 2012 and there must be that extra pair that is both comfortable and not too afwul in your eyes. The pair that also supports 200 meter sprints and a few hours of standing.

Good luck!

If you were a female who is not 6" something then you would understand there is another reason for wearing high heels to shows apart from how they look and that is that you can actually see anything at all. I hardly ever wear high heals anymore, but I need to wear them to shows because already in the 3rd row I would hardly see much otherwise. So for me sadly uncomfortable high heels that hurt my feet are the only suitable footwear for a concert which is not seated. Thank God I don't go to concerts in the Netherlands anymore because overthere not even the highest heels didn't help much.

PurpleJedi said:

The last time he did the Jones Beach theater I was broke as f*ck and stupidly decided to be "responsible" and not charge tickets to my Amex.

I was there... Driving out there from NJ was a nightmare!

But I don't blame you.

That's why I agreed with the person who said, "Newark, NJ".

We don't want to travel.

chocolate1 said:

PurpleJedi said:

The last time he did the Jones Beach theater I was broke as f*ck and stupidly decided to be "responsible" and not charge tickets to my Amex.

I was there... Driving out there from NJ was a nightmare!

But I don't blame you.

That's why I agreed with the person who said, "Newark, NJ".

We don't want to travel.

I assume it was an AWESOME show.

I saw Sting there. Incredible with the ocean/bay? in the background.

Vegas please!!!!!

Hopefully Texas, we'vemissed him here!!

My body

babyjubilation said:

My body

Hahahaha, I Love it!!!

LOVE allll of your choices, but I must say his booty needs to come back to BOSTON!!!! Please...oh PLEASE....PRINCE 7 years, Prince 7 YEEEAARRRSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I want Prince to come back to Dallas, TX. Lots of fans here who are just waiting. Kisses!!

21 disastrous nights in Cologne.

21 nights in the netherlands with:

1 or 2 big shows for the hits, stadium size and at nice price to attract the masses

smaller shows like in Ahoy 'one nite alone' style

a small clubtour

and a surprise here and there all for normal prices, all these for lets say not above 75 euro