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4 minutes ago, d-d-d-dAz said:

I got a ticket to the Tuesday in Manchester.

Floor seating, which I'm not thrilled about, but it's such a harried experience when you buy for in-demand shows as you put something in your basket and it's gone before you can select 'buy tickets'.

So, all in all, I'll call it a win.

My brother managed to get a pair of tickets to the Tuesday show. Almost £200 for the very back row. 

The Boss will be a trillionaire before long...

Also, I was considering going to more of the EU dates next summer but think I'll just stick with the rescheduled Prague gig because I cannot be arsed with the hassle that comes with actually buying the tickets, plus I'm figuring it'll cost a small fortune when also factoring in travel and accommodation etc. 

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19 minutes ago, SaitoRyo said:

My brother managed to get a pair of tickets to the Tuesday show. Almost £200 for the very back row. 

The Boss will be a trillionaire before long...

Also, I was considering going to more of the EU dates next summer but think I'll just stick with the rescheduled Prague gig because I cannot be arsed with the hassle that comes with actually buying the tickets, plus I'm figuring it'll cost a small fortune when also factoring in travel and accommodation etc. 

I don't think the ticket prices differed that much across the venue to be honest, as I paid about 200 for section 103.

Still absolutely astonishingly expensive compared to what a ticket for a gig costs in my head, but I'm happy to be going nonetheless.

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Managed to get front standing at Anfield which I'm made up about, as I also didn't want to go through the mither you mentioned Daz, where your chosen seats, together, with a good view are marked as unavailable within a panicked split-second of selecting them. £169 a pop. Good job I love him.

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Lads.

I have a weakness.

It's a 74 year old man from New Jersey.

I had a little pot of rainy day money set aside, which I've had since my nan passed. It's been there a while, not really dipped into it.

And, if you think I'm a well adjusted man who made peace with the fact his Tuesday tickets might not be perfect but at least I'd be there... you'd be wrong.

I now have tickets to both Manchester shows and the Liverpool show, and a significantly smaller (see: pretty much non-existant) pot of rainy day money. Sorry nan.

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I don’t have a great deal to contribute to this thread but I love the passion. I will share with you one of my favourite scenes from the excellent anime OddTaxi though: 
 

 

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9 hours ago, Frankie Crisp said:

Managed to get front standing at Anfield which I'm made up about, as I also didn't want to go through the mither you mentioned Daz, where your chosen seats, together, with a good view are marked as unavailable within a panicked split-second of selecting them. £169 a pop. Good job I love him.

We’ll see you there!

Front standing for Anfield and, with a bit of last-minute translation help from my French brother-in-law, the same for Lille. Mrs HG had suggested France for a holiday next year anyway, combine it with Bruce and that’s a very happy week away. 

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What a nightmare, but with a happy ending. Had lots of issues with the co-op pre-sale resulting in missing out on a ticket yesterday. Tried again today with the Live Nation pre-sale. Despite just over 6000 in front of me in the queue, I managed to get a ticket at Manchester for the 20th.

Also, a new date has been added at Anfield. 

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On 10/9/2024 at 12:38 PM, d-d-d-dAz said:

Lads.

I have a weakness.

It's a 74 year old man from New Jersey.

I had a little pot of rainy day money set aside, which I've had since my nan passed. It's been there a while, not really dipped into it.

And, if you think I'm a well adjusted man who made peace with the fact his Tuesday tickets might not be perfect but at least I'd be there... you'd be wrong.

I now have tickets to both Manchester shows and the Liverpool show, and a significantly smaller (see: pretty much non-existant) pot of rainy day money. Sorry nan.

On 10/9/2024 at 8:51 PM, HarmonicGenerator said:

We’ll see you there!

Front standing for Anfield and, with a bit of last-minute translation help from my French brother-in-law, the same for Lille. Mrs HG had suggested France for a holiday next year anyway, combine it with Bruce and that’s a very happy week away. 

Meet your mate. I'm now going to both Anfield shows as well as the one in Prague a week or so later. I'm sending the cats down the mines to fund it.

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28 minutes ago, Frankie Crisp said:

Meet your mate. I'm now going to both Anfield shows as well as the one in Prague a week or so later. I'm sending the cats down the mines to fund it.

Oh, Frankie.

I wish my sickness had been contained to the other day. I've thrown my finances into disarray, but I'm now going to all 3 Manchester shows and both Anfield shows.

I'm stung from when I saw him 2012 (I think) where I went to a few shows, then the next night when I didn't go he - unannounced - did Born to Run in full as part of his set. Fuck sake.

On a side note, I'm currently going through all his records again (and my other favourite artists) and scoring them out of 10. I want a scientific answer to my favourite album and favourite artist.

No huge surprises, but Greetings.. scored a bit higher than I expected, Shuffle scored a bit less than I expected and BTR/BitUSA/Nebraska/Darkness are all still straight 10s.

The River remains a solid 9/10, only losing a point because it's far too long, and the big surprise for me is that Tunnel of Love - which I remember being a solid 8/10 record - has been revised as a 10. Brilliant Disguise is an absolute all timer of a Brucie banger.

**edit** and whilst I'm on a roll, Lucky Town is the most underrated album ever. People let their Human Touch dislike spill over. LT is quality.

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18 hours ago, HarmonicGenerator said:

Anybody watched the new Road Diary documentary yet? Obviously I loved it. It might be because I’m jet lagged but it got me all emotional at least five or six times.

Yeah, same. It’s a brilliant documentary and has many poignant moments, which was to be expected given the theme of the more recent songs.

I think the reason Thom Zimny is Springsteen’s Director of choice is because he has a way to elicit the emotions of his subject matter via film in the same way as Bruce does with song.

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