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Prince's Stage Which stage of his do you like the best. Over the years, most of the time he has had an end stage. Very rarely (Lovesexy, Musicology, 21 Nights in London, Welcome 2 America, Welcome 2 Canada) has Prince had an in-the-round setup. Which do you prefer?
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just a front end stage.. where you can enter the venue en run for your life to get to the first row. (just like always when he comes here to europe) ..went to 21 nights in london and i really hated the symbol stage. | |
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same as brechten... queuing in the morning run run run and front end stage!!!!! | |
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I tend to like the 3D glyph stage-more options to see Prince up close and personal. "Its hard to be humble when you're as pretty as I am" ~ Muhammad Ali | |
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I normally would say a traditional stage so you can get up front. Make sure you have a heart attack in the process of nervously waiting for 10hours in a queue..then that crazy mad run....palpatations, all sweaty, smeared make-up, blood, snotters & tears, just to hold on to the barrier. lol! But, from seeing the symbol stage from the Canada tour, it sure looked a lot more civilzed! No queuing in the freezing cold all day, no getting squashed to bits. It would afford a lady to dress up & be able to wear nice heels without her tootsies being trampled on! Ha ha! As long as you had a decent view, being as close to the stage as possible & were allowed to stand for the whole gig, yeah the symbol stage would be cool to see. | |
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you can always buy seated spots with a normal stage too..
a concert with a stage in the middle just like W2A(C), 21 nights.. it just loses a lot of the "concert vibe" i think. the light show from the symbol really is amazing but i buy tix to see prince & the band doing what they do best. and believe me, not "every seat is a good seat" with those stages in the middle! | |
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I see your point. Before I saw clips from the Canada shows I was dead against the idea of seats at all cuz there would be no point if u ended up miles away. But some peeps seemed really close & they looked like they had room to dance too. I bet it couldn't beat the feeling of being up front at a front facing stage though. Oh I really don't care, I just cannot wait to see him perform again & hopefully sometime this year. (fingers crossed) | |
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Most concerts i prefer an end stage, but for Prince, i think he should stick with the center stage.. it makes it easier for most of the audience to see him, and he obviously moves around, and sings to the people "behind" the symbol as well.. Compared to if he had an end stage; if you were at the other end of the arena, you could barely see him.. (: "From The Heart of Minnesota, here come the Purple Yoda, guaranteed to bring a dirty new sound... Come on Ya'll!" | |
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I liked the stage he used last summer with the catwalk too.
I prefer a stage with a catwalk or just a normal end stage. | |
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Sorry, but the Lovesexy stage was incomperable.
The colors, the lights, the theme, the basketball court, and that damned Thunderbird that carried him in?
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The symbol stage to me is one of the best designs I've seen. Its really spectacular to see especially when the concert starts and the lights off and the stage lights up and does special effects. Awww, i'm so ready for another Prince concert! | |
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There is no question in my mind. The center stage set up is the best. I've seen him over 40 times, about ten of which were in arenas. If I was close to the traditional front/end stage it was a good show. If I wasn't lucky enough to be any closer than the 20th row, the experience was usually very disappointing - or for a better description - disconnected. When I saw him during the Lovesexy Tour, the Musicology Tour, or W2A - almost everyone had a great seat. And during the Musicology Tour - thanks to the NPGMC - I had floor seats both nights and he seemed to be about 15 feet away from me most of the night. I saw him on 7/7/07 (Mpls) and it was one of the worst shows I had ever seen. We were 30th row/floor seats but he was so far away and it was hard to see the band playing or his expressions. I would've rather seen him on a video than do that again. (It's funny, because I got a bootleg of the 7/7/7 show, and it had better sound than what I heard at the show!) "Great dancers are not great because of their technique, they are great because of their passion" -- Martha Graham | |
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I moved around with the recent tour sitting in floor seats at the point and on the sides, sitting in the bleacher/loge seats at the point and on the sides and in the nosebleads at the point and on the sides and truly none of those seats were bad. P and the NPG utilize the 0(+> stage to the fullest. "Its hard to be humble when you're as pretty as I am" ~ Muhammad Ali | |
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front end stage for me. I hate that sybol stage and round stage | |
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any stage will do fine, brighton band stand would be brill! he could sing while i'm sunbathing
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I just don't get it. Unless you're on the floor in the first 20 rows, the show - to me - kind of sucks. That goes for any concert but for some reason even moreso at Prince's concerts. I saw him once in nose-bleed seats and watched the video screen the whole night and it was just awful. When I'm in nose-bleed seats in the round, it's not that bad. Every seat is a lot closer to the band. And the fun is so much more infectious for some reason. To each their own I guess, but I won't pay over 50 bucks for an arena front/end stage show ever again. It's simply unenjoyable to me.
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