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Post by muletallica on Jan 25, 2017 20:47:17 GMT
I'm hearing everyone scream "announce tour dates!!" but is anyone like "I've seen them enough times, I'm tired of the set list, the ticket prices aren't worth it anymore.." or is it just me?
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Post by yepsure on Jan 25, 2017 20:55:20 GMT
If they do end up playing stadiums here in Australia, then I will consider passing. There's nothing worse than sitting/standing 1km from a band, who in reality could be anyone at that point, you can't make out who's on stage, and listening to awful delayed/echoing sound.
If they play indoors, then I'll be going to multiple shows, no two ways about it.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 25, 2017 21:14:26 GMT
Stadium gigs suck. I hate them.
I will still go though, because they never come to the East coast.
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Post by Hero for an hour on Jan 25, 2017 22:29:33 GMT
I've seen them live three times, all of them outdoors, and I will continue to do so. Outdoor gigs doesn't bother me as long as I have a GA ticket and I can get to the front row as near as possible. It will be interesting to see them indoors in a few days and especially on an in-the-round stage.
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Post by yepsure on Jan 25, 2017 23:48:25 GMT
Just to clarify my stance:
Outdoor festival shows = awesome
Stadium shows = awful
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Post by BMus1 on Jan 26, 2017 1:17:55 GMT
Stadium gigs suck. I hate them. I will still go though, because they never come to the East coast. ^^ + I've never seen them |
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Post by muletallica on Jan 26, 2017 1:47:00 GMT
I was at the big 4 Yankee stadium 2011.
I highly doubt they'll top that show. 😎
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Post by ford71V8 on Jan 26, 2017 2:41:25 GMT
If they do end up playing stadiums here in Australia, then I will consider passing. There's nothing worse than sitting/standing 1km from a band, who in reality could be anyone at that point, you can't make out who's on stage, and listening to awful delayed/echoing sound. If they play indoors, then I'll be going to multiple shows, no two ways about it. I feel somewhat teh same, but don't think I could actually do it (pass on a stadium show) I can't imagine sitting at home knowing Metallica are playing live in the city. I still regret not purchasing a ticket for the night of the Outlaw Torn debut. Had seen them a number of times by that point and was literally driving past Rod Laver just before the gig. |
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Post by lightning master on Jan 26, 2017 11:17:24 GMT
If they do end up playing stadiums here in Australia, then I will consider passing. There's nothing worse than sitting/standing 1km from a band, who in reality could be anyone at that point, you can't make out who's on stage, and listening to awful delayed/echoing sound. If they play indoors, then I'll be going to multiple shows, no two ways about it. I still regret not purchasing a ticket for the night of the Outlaw Torn debut. Had seen them a number of times by that point and was literally driving past Rod Laver just before the gig. Debut? As in first time played in Australia? |
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Post by ampman on Jan 26, 2017 16:40:59 GMT
I was at the big 4 Yankee stadium 2011. I highly doubt they'll top that show. 😎 Yeah that was my favorite LiveMet for pretty much a year...until Prague 2012. Now I'd say that show's probably still my favorite full set. That acoustic show in 2014 though >>>>. I should get some of the new ones, I used to check every gig out and get it if the set was good. |
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Post by SicJes on Jan 26, 2017 17:38:50 GMT
Nah, I can't miss them if they're around, I'd go nuts. Back on the St Anger tour, the shows here sold out and I had to scramble for tickets in Ottawa. The 2 nights here in Montreal they where playing, I ended up working and travelled home on a subway car full of fans who just saw the shows. It was the grossest feeling even though I knew I was seeing them a city over in a few more days.
I'd rather spend the money and have an alright time, then sit at home and regret not getting tickets.
And as always, the closer it comes to show day, the more excited I get. Its hard to willingly fork out of the cash for a show that's possibly a year down the road, but in the end, its always worth it for me.
That fucking rush when the lights go out and The Ecstasy of Gold starts up is priceless.
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Post by ford71V8 on Jan 27, 2017 0:22:51 GMT
I still regret not purchasing a ticket for the night of the Outlaw Torn debut. Had seen them a number of times by that point and was literally driving past Rod Laver just before the gig. Debut? As in first time played in Australia? Oops. I mean, Yeah thats right, the Australian debut  They were playing some pretty cool setlists on that last run of DM dates |
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Post by SicJes on Jan 27, 2017 0:33:27 GMT
Do people headbang counterclockwise in Australia?
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Post by ford71V8 on Jan 27, 2017 1:39:39 GMT
Do people headbang counterclockwise in Australia? We're too busy spilling beer to notice |
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Post by Kimbo on Jan 27, 2017 12:54:23 GMT
I've said for a couple of years that if they come back to DK without new material I would pass (I probably wouldn't).
Now I'm going to 4 shows in a week and I can't wait. New stuff is always so interesting and awesome + indoor in the round = best concert experience possible...
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Post by ModerusPrime on Mar 19, 2017 0:44:31 GMT
I saw them in 1997 and that was enough for me.
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Post by SicJes on Mar 19, 2017 1:18:16 GMT
I saw them in 1997 and that was enough for me. You serious? |
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Post by ModerusPrime on Mar 19, 2017 1:51:38 GMT
I saw them in 1997 and that was enough for me. You serious? What exactly makes that statement shocking? |
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Post by SicJes on Mar 19, 2017 3:32:23 GMT
You haven't felt any interest in seeing them live over the past 20 years? How come?
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Post by sindre on Mar 19, 2017 8:48:26 GMT
Yes. May pass this tour as well. Seen them 15 times. Last one in 2012.
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