Re: Tickets

[Tim Fricke <oldstyle5150@xxxxxxxxx>]

I spent $250 a few months ago to see Roger Waters do The Wall. We were front 
row dead center, so it was totally worth it. 

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On Jan 29, 2011, at 9:43 AM, sweet <sweet_house@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Spent $425 to see the Who's Tommy performance in LA back in ~1990.
> 
> Spent ~$200/ea on a bunch of shows to see Page/Plant in 1998 through the 
> Best Buy promotion.
> 
> Any more, I'm not paying to have them be 'ant-sized' ie nosebleed sets.  
> Now, I wait until the last moment and the 'promo' tickets are returned 
> to the venue for sale.  It usually works.
> 
> 
> eye thank ewe
> 
> greg
> zosofan
> 
> 
> Christopher Leone wrote:
> 
>> I paid $125 to ticketmaster about 45 minutes before the slowhand show in 
>> orlando about 3 years ago, I think that is the most I ever paid to see 
>> antyone. They were like 20 rows back on the floor, and it was spur of the 
>> moment and luck that the tix just happened to pop up when I looked. My boss 
>> told me he was going and bang I looked and with 45 minutes to go, I made it 
>> to my seat before the show started! 
>> What about fbo??? How much have you spent for a single show? How much would 
>> you spend now for another reunion???
>> 
>> John C <blackcountryman@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>> Chris:  "I consider a $100 a fair price to pay for an evening out. I have 
>>> paid a LOT more 
>>> for tix to see other people, and would pay a lot more for Plant."
>>> 
>>> I concur on both counts.  I have no problem paying $100 for a decent 
>>> concert ticket, or far more than that for JP, JPJ or RP.
>>> But I'm not paying $150-200 to sit in the far upper deck for anyone but 
>>> those three guys.  When I can't get a reasonable seat for $75 to see, say, 
>>> Clapton, I'm staying home.
>>> 
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>>> 
>>> LGM
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