I will never, ever, everrrrr do that shit again in my life. In case any of you were there last night, I was the black guy standing at the entrance of the dug out. Okay, so everything was cool and what not, until people started getting that liquor in them. Mind you, I have NEVER been in/at/around Dodger Stadium, so I didn't know where shit was. There was this lady guarding the door letting people on and off the field. Someone would ask me where there seat was, and I'd POLITELY tell them that I didn't know, and to ask the woman guarding that door. So they'd go to her, and she'd send them back to me. And I'd tell the person "Look, it's my first night, and I don't know where shit is..." Then they were like "Oh, that's alright." Then roll their eyes and shit. Whatever. Uppity bitches. Then people KEPT trying to get into the dug out...where the vendors kept their extra drinks and nachos...
Them: OH MY GOD!! Can I just go see what it's like to sit down in there?
Me: You wanna sit down? GO TO YOUR SEAT. Unless you're a multi-millionaire baseball player, you're not going down there, and bitch, I don't see a bat.

Or...This one chick...
Her: OH MY GOD!! IT'S DODGER STADIUM DIRT!!
I'm wondering why this bitch is excited over fucking dirt. Like she's never been outside the house before. And it's not even real dirt, It's ground up rocks :rolleyes: Then she was hype about the grass! I thought to myself "Oh LORD somebody take this bitch to a park or something...
Over all, it was a horrible experience. I thought the concert was boring, but that's to be expected with a bunch of 70 year olds on stage or something. Then people started lightin up that sticky icky. I will NEVER do that shit again. Then the people who employed me said something about doing a rap concert. Kiss my ass. I'd rather watch my parents have sex.

Dewrede said:

You laughin and i'm serious. Plus there were people there who were extraordinarily off beat. I had to wonder what concert THEY were at. I mean, this bitch looked like she was doing the electric slide in a damn circle. While they were performing "Missing You" All I wanted to hear was "Roxanne"..because I love songs about hoes

2ndRevolution said:

Now you KNOW that's funny!!!

But, I do feel your pain. . .

NuPwr319 said:

That was some shit you only do ONCE in a life time. Hell, I would've settled at NONE in a life time. Shit. All 55,000 of those people need their ass beat. ALL OF THEM. ALL 100,00 ass cheeks.

2ndRevolution said:

So you're never going to smoke again because of the concert people and then you'd rather watch your parents have sex than do security at a rap concert?

What?

Slave2daGroove said:

I've never smoked anything. Well, I've smoked a few chubbies in my day but that 's another thread on another website. As far as the security at a rap concert goes...

2ndRevolution said:

If anything, they need their asses beat for tying up the 5 fwy and slowing me down when I was trying to get to the Mandrill show downtown.




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yellow jackets r cool on those that where them ...it was a saturday night party

legna said:

2ndRevolution said:

Egh! People sure do like to fantasize.

Well I saw them have sex. It was ok, Pop could have went downtown a little longer.

What about the band though? How were Sting and his homies? Tight as usual, right?

NWF said:

So uninteresting. I almost had a Boregasm. He was off key and shit. I couldn't WAIT for the concert to end. You could tell they still hated each other. There really wasn't any "electricity" in their performances of the songs. It was more of a "Let's play shit they wanna hear and get the hell off this hot ass stage because I can't stand either one of you motherf*ckas or your wack ass mommas" type of atmosphere. But the people couldn't care less, buzzin it up and smokin that sticky icky. They could've sung a VCR manual, thrown in a couple guitar solos and gave a shout out to LA and people STILL would've lost their damn minds.

I was at the Dodger Stadium show. From a visual standpoint, it wasn't so wonderful. If your seats weren't on the field, you weren't able to see the stage very well. The performers looked like little moving dots. Thank goodness the tour was sponsored by Best Buy - the jumbo TVs helped immensely.

I'm 24, so before Saturday night, I'd only seen stock footage of Police shows. I knew they would sound fantastic, but that there wouldn't be much interaction among the band members. Stewart, as usual, delivered most of the energy. During one song, however, Sting and Andy inched close to each other and eventually were playing head-to-head. I'm not a huge fan of "Roxanne," probably because I've heard it so much, but I had a great time singing along. Sting also went for several of the high notes, which is something he hasn't done often on this tour. I'm glad when a concert breathes new life into a song you've seemingly listened to millions of times. I felt that way when Prince did "When Doves Cry" on the "Musicology" tour.

It was a six-hour drive to L.A., but I definitely got more than my money's worth. The Foo Fighters were an opening act (Sting's son's band, Fictionplane, was the other), and Dave Grohl and Co. brought it. They certainly were a tough act for the Police to follow, especially if you prefer bands with more fire. But all of my musical tastes were satiated, which makes it a memorable night for me.
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bsbd2luvr said:

So that was the opening act? I though that was Fall Out Boy or something...I don't know, I was too busy keepy the weirdos from the dugout. It's a fucking bench and people were losing their damn minds. I even thought about letting a couple people slide by just to watch them get the life tasered out of them by security.

2ndRevolution said:

That sucks

I can't imagine them being able to pull off a show that size. They're just not visually exciting and their sound isn't really big.

2ndRevolution said:

Screw you for saying they suck, but damn, you're typing some funny shit!

NDRU said:

this show was one that the 80's generation had been waiting for (sound familar to some). there is a whole set of fans that never got to see them back then so they were the "giddy" ones similar to when Led Zep reunited for Live Aid. if they got too loaded(fans or zep) well what's new. i see them at most big rock shows (stones, van halen).
I've been to a couple of Sting shows over the last 5 or so years and his biggest crowd response is when he does his Police tunes. i was worried sting was going to "stingify" the tunes, but he didn't. They played a STADIUM(55k) plus two other (~18K) arenas) and they sold them out. they came in into a big place and imo they met the challange. are they a visually exciting? no. did they entertain fans and show them why they were so huge back when? yes ... Sound Familiar

2ndRevolution said:

I like the Police, but for real, you got me crying laughin'. You need to try stand up, homey.

guitarslinger44 said:

I'm serious. The concert was BO-RING. I stood at my spot and sung Lovesexy 4 and a half times back to back until it was time to go.

legna said:

That's cool, obviously there's a huge appeal to see them, I just imagine them doing better ina smaller venue. I guess pretty much everyone would be better in a smaller place, though.

musicman said:

..So i'm always told. I've thought about it...but that's not the point of this thread. I should've called it "PEOPLE WHO LOSE THEIR DAMN MINDS IN DODGER STADIUM AND RABID ASS POLICE FANS" or something equally as clever...

2ndRevolution said:

I feel u