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  • D00Dah
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    Possible xtras for Chi-Town...
    I mail ordered a pair for Chicago and am hopeful that I'll get them. In an effort to hedge my luck, I was able to grab a pair from the evil Ticketmaster when tickets hit the street. If GDTSTOO comes through, I will be left with an xtra pair that I will happily lay on someone for face value. They will be of the cheap(?) $50.00 variety and as soon as I know for sure, we can pursue a path of easy transaction. If interested, PM me. see y'all out there, DooDahh His job is to shed light, not to master...
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    cheap seats 4 the Dead
    1 ticket for cheap seats at all shows except Shoreline, Albany, Worcester, Hartford. Would prefer to deal with somebody who can sell all in one package. Any location cheap seat will do, obstructed view, etc..
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    They are doing a concert at the Omni in Toledo, Ohio on Sunday Feb. 22. The address is 2567 W. Bancroft St. (419)-535-6664. This is an all ages show. Doors 6:00 and Show at 7:00Hope to see a lot of Deadheads at the show...
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    STILL ISO: 3 Tickets MSG
    original seller backed out...still looking for 3 tixx!!!
  • marye
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    the Ticketmaster issue in the Channel 666 Current Events topic, and let's leave this for the folks with tix to offer at non-scalper prices!
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    Well it's about time Congressman asks for investigation of Ticketmaster, TicketsNow over Springsteen By George Gombossy on February 3, 2009 2:44 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) PASCRELL SEEKS INVESTIGATION INTO TICKETMASTER BUSINESS PRACTICE WITH SUBSIDIARY, TICKETNOW Press release: WASHINGTON-- U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ-08) today requested that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division investigate Ticketmaster's relationship with its subsidiary company, TicketsNow, following the company's handling of ticket sales for the Bruce Springsteen tour that became available on Monday February 2. Dear Chairman Kovacic: I am writing today to direct your attention to a potential conflict of interest regarding Ticketmaster and its affiliate company, TicketsNow. This issue has been brought to my attention through constituent complaints and press reports regarding the online sale of Bruce Springsteen concerts tickets at the IZOD Center in New Jersey and other locations all across the country. As you know, Ticketmaster is a large ticket sales and distribution company that often serves as a venue's sole ticketing agent. A large percentage of their sales are made online through Ticketmaster.com. In a recent effort expand its business Ticketmaster acquired TicketsNow, a website which specializes in the secondary, resale market for tickets. When tickets for Bruce Springsteen's new tour went on sale exclusively through Ticketmaster at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, February 2, 2009, scores of fans in New Jersey were met with technical difficulty on Ticketmaster.com that impaired them from making a purchase. Thousands of others who were fortunate enough to get beyond the technical problems were informed that the shows were sold out. Conspicuously placed on the same screen that informed fans of ticket unavailability was an alternative purchasing option from TicketsNow.com. It offered the same tickets at a value marked up hundreds of dollars beyond their original face value. I am troubled by how quickly tickets priced exponentially higher became available on the secondary market to thousands of rejected fans, many who also endured unfortunate technical problems on Ticketmaster.com. I am concerned that the business affiliation between Ticketmaster and TicketsNow may represent a conflict of interest that is detrimental to the average fan. There is a significant potential for abuse when one company is able to monopolize the primary market for a product and also directly manipulate, and profit from, the secondary market. Additionally, the speed with which tickets were made available on Ticketmaster's official resale affiliate site raises questions about whether TicketsNow brokers were given preferential treatment instead of competing on a level playing field with average consumers to purchase the tickets. With so many families struggling in this economy, I am outraged by how expensive tickets to ball games, concerts and other shows have become. I understand the economic principles that have driven up the cost of entertainment, but will not tolerate unjust business practices that put regular Americans at a disadvantage. I respectfully request that your office investigate the relationship between Ticketmaster and TicketsNow to ensure that the procedure for purchasing tickets remains fair to the average consumer. If you require any additional information or have any questions, please contact Arthur Mandel on my staff at (202) 225-5751. I look forward to the favor of your reply. Sincerely, Bill Pascrell, Jr. Member of Congress
  • guitarmn134
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    RE: 3 Tickets for The Dead at MSG
    just waiting on your paypal address to send the money...thank you...thank you...thank you!!!
  • relsimon
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    RE: 3 Tickets for The Dead at MSG 4-25
    If you are interested feel free to e-mail me: relsimon3@gmail.com
  • relsimon
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    3 Tickets for The Dead at MSG 4-25
    I have three extra tickets for The Dead at Madison Square Garden on April 25th,2009. The seat are: Section 341, Row E, Seats 11-9. I'm a loyal Deadhead looking to sell them at face value(including ticket master charges) $339.25. "It always seems as if there's more at stake in a New York performance, not just in terms of success but that the possibility exists for transformation on a grand scale, rippling like waves out through the collective consciousness." ~Phil Lesh
  • deadheadjeff
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    Have extra Sun. Nite Worcester- trade for Albany floor
    Have an extra in 108 GG for the 4/19 Sun nite show at DCU. KIndly trade for an Albany floor tic or others. Will travel.
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do you still have two tixs? Floor or lower level close to the stage?My wife, Ginny will be in MA tomorrow & I fly to Boston on Wednesday. I'll throw in a GA tix for Phil's 70th on 3/12 in SF I can PayPal payment, but USPS Priority mail probably too late for Clinton, MA? Thanks, Steve @ 619-335-7337 yodadr@aol.com
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.ihave tix.asking face+20.00 so i can overnight.2 for each show.sell in pairs only. paypal. for the folling shows: 18th manchester-verizon center 49.50e 19th amhurst- mullins center 49.50e 20th utica- memorial auditorium 49.50e 22nd newark- bob carpenter center 49.50e 23rd nyc-radio city 69.50e 24th nyc radio city 69.50e unable to go. call515 201 4358 no ones noticed but the bands all packed and gone. were they ever here @ all?
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I have 4 lower level tix for sale for Amherst 2/19. $49.50 face value plus $2.50 for my efforts, gas, postage in procuring the tickets.Call 802-259-2318 or email to lunarrabbit@optonline.net Thanks, and have a grateful day. -Susan
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Hello All, Im lookin for a pair to radio city, for either show, if u can help a brother out let me know , my budget is tight, i assure u id be very Grateful
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NOW HEAR THIS,old school head needs female dancin partner for both chicago furthur shows.Not a creep and nothing shady.Recently single and have floor tics.pm me here and maybe we can hook it up.Thanks all and have a grate day!!!
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Hey All, Looking for one ticket for Atlantic City. I already have seats, but it's my sister's birthday weekend and she wants to come too. She's not a head at all, but willing to check it out. Would be her first show and I would LOVE to convert her....LOL If you have a ticket to sell, send me a pm here. Thanks and have a grateful day!!
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who's got my chi-town tickets?!?
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I have 3 extra tickets for this Friday night in Colorado! Got 4 from pre-sale and an additional 4 from mail order! Face value or "fair trade" only. Call Todd @ 303-594-9925.
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Howdy, unfortunatly my wife has had hip surgury so we can not make the trip this time.But we were hopping to sell all four tkts. We have 2 for floor on 3/5 ($55 ea) and 2 in the stands on 3/6.($49.00 ea) Can you find two more freinds that want to go?
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I am looking for 2 tix for friday at Broomfield. Face or trade.
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Hi Im seeking used tickets from the current Further tour or any older GD related shows. any help appreciated Pete
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Will pay face for VIP GA plus any fees Once in awhile you can get shown the light. In the strangest of places if you look at it right.
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i need to find a miracle for 2 adults and 2 children for tonight in portland. you can call me at 503-933-2570. lovin' you family.
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Do For Other's you Will Feel Better!!! GuaranteedIm in a group of daves about 12 i kinda got forgot they confused detroit with smiley dave . Any who need one for sure Please all ready have plane hotels and rental cars Please call anytime 248 574 1158 or 248 434 8946 or e mail dverygrateful@yahoo.com. Will Talk to you soon Peace and Light to all Blessings to the universe Sincerely Smiley dave
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2 weekend tickets (3 days plus camping) for Furthur Festival, May 28-30. $230 for the pair (face is 250 plus fees). payment by Postal money order or PayPal.
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Have 2 tix in seated area for Further in Philly,(Sat night show) I want $100 for both, which is slightly cheaper then the Ticketmaster price. (you know how they love to add on fees) Please message me if interested.I'd also be willing to trade these for Sat night at Coney Island Have a grateful day! Rusty
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I am coordinating volunteer staff for beer booths at the Furthur Fest this weekend May 28-30. The volunteer work benefits a local non profit in the area where the festival is being held, Angels Camp CA. Volunteers work a 3-4 hour shift and get a pass to the festival for each day they work. Anyone interested should contact me at jbyost@gmail.com.
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Oops. 2 people can't go due to a medical emergency. I have 2 tickets for the weekend. Will sell for best offer, barter, make me a deal. I AM going myself. Can discuss how to meet up for the tickets. Can't wait for the shows. Thanks.
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I have tix for the entire summer tour besides penns peak.would be willing to trade pairs for any 2 shows for pair to penns peak.Let me make u a good deal!!!Bear.
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I have pairs to many summer shows that i can not use.face plus fees for all.pm me here if anyone needs tix.Bear.
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I have a pair for 6/26/2010
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hi everyone! hope you're all doing well! i have 2 extras for sun 6/27 at mcu park. lookin to trade for sat night. thanx! cait
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Did anyone watch the GD concert on MSG last week?? Apparently the MSG Network is running a contest to win a luxury suite at Madison Square Garden in NYC to the concert of your choice for yourself and 7 friends, and last weeks question to enter was "What is the 3rd song played during the Grateful Dead's concert at RCMH & JFK Stadium?" I watched the show but I cant remember.. A little help please.. heres the link so you guys can enter too: http://www.msg.com/contests/music-fridays
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I have an extra pair of tix available for both shows @ The Mann in Philly. I am going Sat. but can no longer make the Sun. show. Both pairs are seats and available at face value. These are hard tix from the Mann Ctr. box office. I'm in South Jersey just outside Philly. Shoot me a message if you're interested...
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What was name of Bobby's Horse @Rucka Rucka ???? Must mhave been in the early 70"s.. Off to Lowell; Further show Tomarrow 6/30/2010. Logged 300 plus Grateful Dead shows.. Miss everyone.. Peace and Happiness..It must have been the Roses.
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I've got an extra GA ticket for the Sherman Theater, I'd like to trade it for a ticket for Penn's Peak tonight! I'll be in the Penn's Peak lot tonight, call me 570 269 2638, My name is Matt! Thanks.
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I bought this ticket when they first announced it....Now my first trip east of eastern Wyoming has been blown up by the summertime blues....Still had hopes of makin' it happen till last night when the reality of my impending summer school (Labor and Industries re-training and current sole source of income) meltdown hit me like 45 mph fastball,belt high and right down the middle....Somebody please, help ol' Turtle out and buy this awesome ticket. Send me a Personal Message,exchange phone numbers,all kind offer will be appreciated....
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I have one Nokia ticket for tonight WEDS an email print ticket, pls call 585 489 1431 OO play on- KEEP LISTENING
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i have two tickets for friday at red rocks (9/24/10), row 31, that i want to trade for similar on Sunday. thanks.
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Hi! I have an extra for Bear's Den @ Seneca Niagara, Friday Sept 10. Section 2, Row H. At cost. pm me! (~)=}
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Hey now I have 2 KILLER tix in the reserved section of 302 ROW 2 (mezzanine level) for Face value. I also have 4 General Admission tix for 10 dollars under face. Give me a call at 630 235 7788 if you can use em please. Tommo
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Can't make it to the show from Tahoe. Have three together Sec I Row M 23,25, 27 at $60 each. Will fedex to you or hand them to you at Eugene. Call Laura 530 573 0224
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I have 2 tix for 9-26-10 Red Rocks - unable to attend - res row 39 - willing to let go for $60.00 each - I'll eat the fees and get them to you - e-mail c33v67@aol.com
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I have two (2) GENERAL ADMISSION tickets available for EACH night of Red Rocks 2010 (9/24, 9/25, & 9/26). Looking for face value. Can FedEx or hand-off @ venue. I'll be in RESERVED each night! Email: t13jackson@hotmail.com Peace, Bub
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i have a extra ticket for 9/24 friday show and a extra for 9/26 sunday show, i need a ticket for 9/25 saturday show, looking to make a trade reach me @530 320 7826 thanks I'll try anything once and the things i like i'll try twice
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Hi All, I have three GA tickets available for Furthur at Redmond Washington September 18th for face value. We bought em up but alas just can't go. Damn!!!! If interested please call 250-514-6291 or email mbross@uvic.ca. Peace and safe tour all. Bayedog Spent A Little Time On The Mountain, Spent A Little Time On The Hill
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Damn.....Redmond!!!! Spent A Little Time On The Mountain, Spent A Little Time On The Hill
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Turns out I'm double booked. send me an email if you would like my ticketsFurthur DCU Center, Worcester, MA Fri, Worcester 2010 07:30 PM Seat location: section 108, row A, Face Value is 146.45
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My email would help for the ticketsnalyd61@comcast.net Turns out I'm double booked. send me an email if you would like my tickets Furthur DCU Center, Worcester, MA Fri, Worcester 2010 07:30 PM Seat location: section 108, row A, Face Value is 146.45
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Sent you a couple of emails and PM's...Ch1narider and I would love to snag those two tickets for each night @ Red Rox! We are driving from Chicago and would love it if you could send em via fed ex!♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥~♥ Twirly Banner
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I Hate being Old !!! >.< Cant make the shows, Work calls All 3 nights Including Rndtrp Airfare from Orlando to Denver leaves Thur, the 23rd Sept at 5PM 1100 US Dollars OBO If interested Call 407-290-9765 ask for Michael
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Have 2 extra GA hard tickets for sat & sun at red rocks. let me know if interested - face of course plus tix fees. Everybodys playing in the heart of gold band..................... Mal
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As the Grateful Dead song goes, Bob Weir has been playing in the band - one band or another - his entire adult life. But never a band quite like the one he'll be playing in for one night this fall. Appropriately enough, the singer-guitarist plans to open his unprecedented Oct. 22 performance with the Marin Symphony with a new orchestral arrangement of the Dead's classic "Playing in the Band." "It's something I've wanted to do since forever," Weir, who's 62, said from his home in Mill Valley. "I've wanted to do something like this since I was in my teens, or even younger." Billed as "First Fusion," it will be a history-making concert for the symphony, never having shared its stage with a rock musician before. And it's about time. Not 'It s something I've wanted to do since forever,' says musician Bob Weir, about playing with a symphony. (Provided by Susana Millman) to jump on the bandwagon, so to speak, but I've been after them to take on a collaboration like this for years. And now, in these lean economic times, they finally have. "The folks at the Marin Symphony are in pretty desperate financial shape," Weir said. "They need a big show, but they also need to bring in a new audience. That's a constant concern for symphonies. They want to get fresh ears in there because those people will come back. They do great stuff, but nobody knows about it." The plan is for the evening to be divided into two parts: In one, Weir and the 41-piece orchestra perform symphonic arrangements of Grateful Dead songs. Other than "Playing in the Band," Weir wants the other tunes getting this treatment to be a surprise. Advertisement "We wanted to be kind of ambitious," is all he would say. "We took some of the low-hanging fruit, and we went climbing as well." He's working closely on the arrangements with Italian composer-arranger Giancarlo Aquilanti, director of the Stanford Wind Ensemble. "We've been doing a lot of work at my home studio with synthesizers and scoring programs with sound libraries attached," Weir explained. "We talk down the arrangements and then mock them up. Along the way, I have to learn Italian because the spoken language of symphonic music is in Italian. Don't have to learn that much, but it's a fair bit." The other half of the program will showcase Weir and four or five rock musicians from his bands - Furthur and Ratdog - playing improvisational pieces with the Grammy-nominated chamber group Quartet San Francisco as well as symphony musicians picked for their ability to improvise. The Dead pioneered improvisation in rock, but it's not all that common in classical music. "Classical musicians often times do not improvise," Weir said. "They're technicians. But what I want to do is get some interaction happening. I want the soloists from the orchestra to be able to take off a little bit, if they can. And we're finding soloists who can improvise and do call and response and that kind of stuff. I've got a couple of instrumentalists I can trade licks with. We're hoping to salt that in there because I have not heard that done before." Rock musicians collaborating with symphony orchestras has been done before, so this isn't groundbreaking in that sense. Sting is touring with a five-piece rock group and the 45-member Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, which he calls "the biggest band I've ever had." What Rolling Stone calls his most exciting album in years, "Symphonicities," is a set of orchestral remakes of songs from his solo and Police repertoires. And let's not forget Metallica's deafening 1999 collaboration with the San Francisco Symphony, which I described at the time as "like playing a Stradivarius with a chain saw." "I've seen the Metallica-San Francisco Symphony video and learned things from it," Weir said. "I've learned that I don't think the band can play quite as loud as those guys were playing." Stylistically, rock songs and symphonic pieces aren't as incongruous as you might suspect. Weir and his late partner in the Dead, Jerry Garcia, began as folk/bluegrass musicians, and many of the Dead's songs, particularly the ones written with lyricist Robert Hunter, are essentially electrified contemporary folk music. "For hundreds of years, a great deal of classical music was flights of fancy that composers took on folk songs," Weir pointed out. "Bach was famous for that. So was Mozart." I would add Dvorak to that list, Copland, many others. The symphony offered this gig to Weir and his Dead-Furthur bandmate, bassist Phil Lesh, who wasn't up for a daunting project. Whether Lesh will play on the night of the show is up in the air. "I'm thinking of using two bass players, both of whom play for Ratdog," Weir said, mentioning stand-up bassist Rob Wasserman and electric bassist Robin Sylvester. "Lesh passed on the project early on, so what I'm trying to do is plump it up so that he can't refuse, but I've got some work to do." After a successful summer tour with Lesh and Furthur, Weir's focus is on "First Fusion," and what the collaboration will do to open doors for future projects like it. "If this goes well, I'm sure I'm going to have all kinds of offers from the Wolftraps and the pops orchestras back East," he predicted. "That will be fun, and that in turn could turn into more ambitious projects that would come back locally. But, for now, I'm pursuing it one step at a time." IF YOU GO What: "First Fusion," Bob Weir and the Marin Symphony When: 8 p.m. Oct. 22 Where: Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael Tickets: $50 to $350, on sale Sept. 1 Information: 499-6800; www.marinsymphony.org OO play on- KEEP LISTENING