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[ProphetHobo]

Yeah, I shall be attending this show, and am very excited to be seeing one of my favorite bands live, in only my second concert experience.

Section 16, Row A. So pretty much the front of almost the dead center of the balcony.

So yeah, discuss NIN/the event (anyone else going?)/how amazingly awesome I am for going.

[valley_parade]

Heh. Shows at SPAC are always better when you're inside, instead of on the lawn.

Me? not much of an NIN fan, but I'm going to see the Aquabats 6/12 in Cohoes, if it means anything.


Edit: Also add Slayer/Children of Bodom/Lamb of God/Mastadon/Thine Eyes Bleed on 6/29 in Albany. Anyone else?

[pat101]

while I'm not a huge NIN fan I did seem them live a few months ago and enjoyed myself quite a bit so I say, have a good time.

[Solstice]

NIN = WIN


I haven't been to too many concerts, but by far my favorite was one of my first experiences seeing finger eleven in a tiny ass club on the University campus. There was like... 500 people there? If that? No barricades, little security, none of that BS. I got to stand literally within arms reach of the stage, staring up at the lead guitarist (how he can play and dance like a puppet at the same time, I do not know). It was SO much damn fun. The itty bitty venue was just fucking great, it felt like someones basement and not a bigass football stadium or whatever. Had a great time, got to say hi to the band members and get autographs, all that good jazz. And since I was so close to the stage and the speakers, my ears were ringing for like four days afterwards too. Hehe, always the sign of a good rock concert.


Anywho, 'grats and have fun!

[Bastardous Bassist]

And since I was so close to the stage and the speakers, my ears were ringing for like four days afterwards too. Hehe, always the sign of a good rock concert.

Or deafness!  Seriously, though.  Bring earplugs if you're going to a concert.  99% chance that the musicians are wearing them.

[books_out_loud]

i heard he was doing this whole tour with just a grand piano. anyone know anything about that?

[Kai]

And since I was so close to the stage and the speakers, my ears were ringing for like four days afterwards too. Hehe, always the sign of a good rock concert.

Or deafness!  Seriously, though.  Bring earplugs if you're going to a concert.  99% chance that the musicians are wearing them.

Psh. Sellouts. Real musicians rock the fuck out and then go deaf. I mean, Beethoven? Come on guys.