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    9 years 3 months ago
    @Fedrd
    Well my friend, everyone's entitled to their opinion and that's what these forums are all about. And with opinions come the point counter point... I'm two years behind you @ 55 years of age and for 38 of my 55 I've loved the music. While I didn't make the SC shows, the build-up and ultimate delivery of the Chicago experience (all three shows) completely exceeded my expectations. And I mean all aspects but most notably, the waves and waves of incredible emotions all three evenings all generated by the music. I'd be surprised if you felt the energy and re-experienced the scene in Chicago over that long weekend if you didn't feel like it was "just like the good ole days." Because that was my take-away...and it was a glorious "Fare Thee Well" where every band member embraced the moment to its fullest.
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    @Fedrd
    Sorry you didn't appreciate the effort...it was not 1967, 1972, 1974, 1977 or anything but 2015....agreed the flow was not what we were used to but the love was in the air with the music and more importantly the crowd vibe....the music has always been the core but the experience was always larger than the seamless segues. If your first show was 72, you are not what you were then, mine 73...I am not either...so why hold the boys to a standard we as fans can't live up to....Chicago was magic pure and simple, cheap....no, but a memory I will take to my grave....absolutely.... I walked away with 40 new friends.....thanks to 12+ hours of music and much kindness, acceptance and generosity..... you know our love will not fade away ..... mmmmmbop bop, bop bop!!!!!
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    Fedrd
    9 years 3 months ago
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    I have no idea how old you are, or when you first started going to shows, But I am a 57 year old male.and went to my first show in 1972 at the Nassau Coliseum. I was fortunate and able to attend quite a few shows from a wide assortment of years.I would not go to any of the 5 shows for a variety of reasons, most importantly I did not think the shows would be worth it. I felt in many ways, that they kind of mailed it in. They were incredibly under rehearsed, leading to sloppy shows and awkward transitions. The shows had no flow and Trey was totally lost. Obviously, there were going to be great moments, but they were few and far between. For the most part, the set lists did not make sense and they played some of their weakest songs ie Built to Last, West LA etc. Hornsby was nothing like he was in 90' when he joined and the drummers did the shows as if blindfolded. It was great that you loved it, but these shows will not age well and it was a pretty shitty job considering the significance. Listen to New Years 2002-03 Other Ones show and you will clearly see what I mean.
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Grateful Dead Original Members Add Two Dates To Final Concerts

April 10, 2015

The original members of Grateful Dead have announced two additional shows at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California on June 27th and 28th, as part of their “Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead” run. Along with the three shows at Chicago's Soldier Field on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, the run will mark the original members' last-ever performances toget

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Wristbands or 3 separate tickets?
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It's all good, sorry bout the Stoner implication, but how can you deny the Clown aspect? Won't you please come to Chicago.....
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3 tix...unique for GDTSTOO....I'm assuming same for TM but w/o artwork...
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Remember, when in Chicago Mickey Finn's Saloon. St. Patrick's Day or a respite from the July summer heat. Just be careful of getting knocked out, and I'm not talking about a Donny brook.
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Some possible (appropriate?) definitions for FTW: For The Wealthy Forget The West Farther Than Wyoming Feeling Terribly Weary Find the Whiskey Fun time waiting (NOT!) Anyone got any more or better? Anyone realize that FTW backwards is WTF? What the f*ck ?!?!? Sorry, I am rambling on again (fare you well)...
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There is 1 bassist I wouldn't mind stepping in for Phil (obviously not replacing), if he's still alive (don't know and didn't bother to look it up) is... Rob Wasserman. He's got a lot of history with Bob and they put on quite a show together as a duo... I would accept this for SF (if Philless) PHIL-LESS ha ha.... ;-)
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FORGOT THE WORDS! hahahahaha --------------------------- Rest in peace Jerry, my friend (no offense intended)
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Like Sam3b mentioned, it looks like secondary market prices are holding steady. Maybe a small drop over the last week but not much. Even though I've never traveled to shows empty-handed, I decided to go ahead and keep my flight and just go to Chicago without tickets (unless, of course, I find the proverbial miracle). It will be fun to see old friends and I lived there in first and second grade, so if nothing else, I can just be a touron and soak in the ambiance of a cool city temporarily lensed in psychedelia. Maybe see something on a screen. Hopefully, I'll get to meet up with some of the folks from here as well. Gotta put a face to the Klang, and others, for sure! I still think prices will come down in June--probably just a question of how much. Anyone have any suggestions of neighborhoods to stay other than downtown? I've been told to stay away from Midway airport area. Evanston area looks pretty good but it might be a bit far out from the action.
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Curses.Postmarked March 10. With a special note that said there were some chosen to be teased until the last possible date. Maybe I made that up. Curses.
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That would be really tough to justify going - apart from the fact that, well the left coast in the summer is pretty awesome anyhoo...but if Phil isn't showing up that will make the decision that much tougher. Also considering there is no way in hell that GDTS will be able to do a mail order for it - the time frame is way too short considering how the Chicago shows were inundated...and this is an even shorter period. So TM with a possible presale for Dead.net or (wishing) DP or Almanac subscribers... Like Klangstone, so holding out for Chicago...hope and a prayer, and maybe the occasional whippit...:)
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Hey now BobLoblaw - that's a great post you just did - like really great. And to your point, there's a bunch of peeps here who we're getting to know. Shit, now we even have nicknames, right "Klang?" The Klangster. The Klang-man. Okay....enough of that. So regarding a get-together and a meeting place, Grant Park, I am sure will be quite the scene during the entire weekend. I read here that Shapiro may set-up some sort of simulcast there even. But somehow we need to make all these technologies work for us to set-up a meet-up somehow. I don't do FB or any social media but I trust deadheads and email so maybe someone can get their thinker working and come up with a plan. Like you, BobLoblaw, I have my air and hotel booked Thursday through Monday - but I still need a pair for Sunday night. I stuck out on all tickets so for those wondering how I got Fri & Sat tickets, my buddy scored on the mail order (2 tix/show) and is giving me his Fri night pair for me and my daughter-in-law; my buddy is taking me on Sat night, and my wife and I will go on Sunday - miracle providing :-)
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for the wealthy NAILED it. corollary could be: forgot their way f***ing ticket weasels
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So this just in... I bid on a pair of Sun night tix on eBay; sect 212 - primo Bears PSL seats. I bid the most I could afford but below their ridiculous asking price. Then I just received the following e-mail from the eBay seller: WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN HELPING ME SELL MY GRATEFUL DEAD TICKETS AND MAKE A PERCENTAGE OF YOUR SALES??? Can you f'ing believe that one? I promptly replied that is clearly against the spirit of the Dead and that deadheads don't ripoff deadheads - no, I won't help you. Hold out folks - chinks in the armor are showing !!
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thanks for the info. it is encouraging.
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tfonts, I think we can put something together and we've got a few months to work it out. I have a Facebook account but don't really use it much, so at best I'd be able to join something someone else sets up. Maybe we could put together an e-mail list of people interested in meeting up and pass the e-mail addresses through PM to keep it private. That eBay story is pretty crazy. I'll admit that I hadn't been following ticket sales on eBay until I discovered you could filter them by "sold" so I've been checking in once a day or so. It seems pretty sketchy, with a lot of tickets where you wonder if someone really paid that much (i.e., CID sale). I noticed a lot of bidders and purchasers don't have any eBay history, so I wonder if ultimately you'd be asked to not only rip-off your fellow Deadheads but artificially bid up auctions to get people to think there is demand at high prices. At least this whole thing has been educational, if not maddening, and more chapters to the story shall be written.
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I delegate Klanstone as the keeper of the list !! Secretly under PM. Klang-man...can we trust you dude?
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Ok so Klan Stone is ok but Clown unacceptable....ok, done with political correctness here.... Dude I know you prefer Klang, but cmon, Klan?.... God I'm scared of clowns....
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Klan and clowns...does it get any scarier? This has gone off the rails and the poor guy is at work and unable to defend himself... I will add my name to the list of people meeting up (as long as someone can provide me with even one ticket to justify my trip to Chicago!) After that I will beg, borrow or sell coffee to get access to the rest! As for TFonts and the Ebay guy, that is too much..."I won't sell to you, but if you hold someone down while I rape them, I'll let you have a piece of the action..." glad to see that these people were given tickets first. :?
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Hear, Hear Klangstone! I am with you, if there is no Phil, then it is def not the Grateful Dead or whatever this was supposed to be! I can't wrap my head around the idea that the other members would even consider going ahead without him. It will taint what this was supposed to be about!! It was the Philster [w/ Bobby on board eventually] who has driven the bus Furthur, he is the one who has kept the wheel turning! Phil brought the old school songs back, he made the dream [once envisioned by all members of the GD] of creating a gathering place [Terrapin Xroads] in Cali; come to fruition! I know it's hard for people to be shut-out of Chicago, but even if they did a tour, not every head is going to see the band. Obviously, this "thing" that was created in 1965 continues to live and grow, and it will continue well beyond the lifetimes of the band members! It saddens me to see where this has gotten, everyone keeps saying "Jerry would be rolling over in his grave [even tho he was cremated] at what has become of the scalpers, the assumed greed of the band, etc!! Well, I will tell you one thing I know to be true, Jerry would be sad and weep at the thought of how the so-called deadicated heads were acting, like big F**king whiners! Look inside bothers and sisters, it is what it is man!
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That's a good maybe you got, Klang. I hope it works out for you and everyone else. I look forward to meeting some of you kind dead.net folks I've been chatting with over the years. My wife and I are keeping our hotel for Saturday and Sunday nights and biding our time. More and more auctions are ending without a sale on ebay. The scalpers know that prices have nowhere to go but down, and they know that once tickets start getting mailed out from the coast, folks are going to have extras. If the extras show up online, prices come down; if not, prices on the lot will be face value, near face, or even less than face. I know it's 2015 and this is the toughest ticket ever, but if they sold 60,000 seats per night plus several thousand GA field, there's gonna be a lot of tickets available that are in the hands of Heads just looking for a fair trade. This ain't nobody's first rodeo......Deadheads have been burning scalpers and making the most of every venue since Nixon was in office. Peace.
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Buckingham Fountain is a logical meeting place for you guys. It's in the middle of Grant Park. Just pick a direction - the lake is to the east.
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Any baseball fans out here? My planned crew of four has dropped to to 2, which has left me with pairs of extra tickets for my other life passion. Fri Cubs/Marlins and Sat/Sun White Sox/Orioles. All day games. if you are interested in a game before the show let me know, rather sit next to some of us than put them up on stub hub. - And if you happen to have any extras for Fri or Sat... REALLY would love to have you sitting next to me.
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Now Tom understands the true spirit of the Grateful Dead and how the scene works. It is what it is [yes, you do adapt], until laws are passed and regulations are set down, scalpers are always going to be a plague! There is less than 5% of the total tix sold for Chicago being scalped, realize that there is a huge Deadhead community out there and these shows were in high demand!! The whole year is the 50th Anniversary Celebration. There are numerous events and factions of the band playing those songs of our own!
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I have to congratulate you now! I no longer believing in jinxing, you'll get your tickets and think many others will too, miracles are already happening and its early. Cozmiccharlie, think it was you at Leftover last weekend? Love Leftover, was bummed that show sold out so quickly. It has been fun to watch them evolve over the years. There are many bands out there that inspire the same community and loving vibe as the Dead. The Dead being the foundation for the whole scene. I'm looking forward to String Cheese at Red Rocks and hope any that haven't caught them yet, get to a show and feel the love! Thoughts of future shows are what are helping me get by without tickets to Chicago yet. That and the GD50 Limbo facebook group. Peace, Love and Grooving to all!
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Anyone playing along?For real, I will Being a deck of cards And I believe Totem may have offered to bring shots in an earlier post (however not directly in response to me)! Kool aid is up for grabs, anyone? What will YOU bring to the lot (or grant park)?
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It's not bad here @deadnet with the whining and not understanding that less than the average amount of tickets are in the hands of ticket brokers, but it has been deafening in other forums, on fakebook, and responses to "news" articles. It's like for many people it's their first time purchasing tickets, dealing with TM, etc. Anyway, I thought I'd give you heads up that it's been covered. It's been so over the top that gratefuldean.com has a hysterical blog posted just a few days ago mocking many of the complaints, rumors, etc. I suggest you check it out. It cracked me up. Yeah, Tom Hanlon, has it right. Adapt and see what you can see. No one has mentioned it, but Dark Star Orchestra plays a lot of gigs and has a wonderful festival at the old Buckeye Lake. If I couldn't see Bobby or Phil, they'd be my first choice. You couldn't pay me to listen to WSP though. There are even more ways to celebrate. I'm going to try to promote an event in my town on Saturday December 4th; the first show as the Grateful Dead and the exact 50th. I'm thinking of renting a "hall" that can cater beer, and projecting Sunshine Daydream followed by The Grateful Dead Movie. I'm not going to profit, but sell just enough tickets to pay for the hall rental. A big open space to dance to the dead. yada yada Adapt. Celebrate. And, yes people, stop acting like you know what Jerry would say.
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I think the entire "rumor" about Cali shows by the unknown festival promoter was just a ploy to bring attention to his festival or website. Of coures, if Phil isn't there it isn't even in the same league as FTW. Also, weren't the FTW crew supposed to rehearse a couple weeks prior with the whole group. I doubt Trey is going to sign on for another weekend as Phish has a tour following FTW. It all sounds like bullocks to me. They said this was the final shows for the core four. Sure, they may end up on stage together for a few songs at MPP, but I believe this is it. Maybe the four will show up unannounced at the Jerry tribute in McClaren(?) Park or some other event, but this is it. Maybe a few songs a Lockn'.
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That is a beautiful idea to create an event to celebrate the 50th!! Now, that is inspiration folks. It is kinder here, that is why I even bother to comment here! It's not healthy to get into some of those convos, takes away from what this is all about. Glad to hear the positive is drowning out the NOISE! In some ways we need to embrace the times, the plans for webcasts, streams, etc is a great way to reach-out to those brothers and sisters who can't get inside!! I've been doing a lot of couch touring lately. I'm tapped out with expenses for Chicago and Jerryweather, so I couldn't make it to Phil's Birthday last night. Thx to nugs.tv I was there!
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I have been lurking in the shadows for the last 4 or 5 weeks, might have noticed me listed on the Online User list. I have read every post during that time. Particularly fond of those from Klankstone, rgergelis, BobLoblaw, properledji, tfonts, seeing red, geomeister, Svengali, Spencergp68, among others. I really hope you all find your tickets and have a great get together in Chitown. What became of old tt, up and vanished. Like a lot of folks on here, I got completely shut out on getting tickets and have been hunting like a fiend for tickets every since. Looking high and Looking low. The prices on StubHub are totally outrageous. Most of us are refusing to buy from them at the current prices. I noticed some people were working hard to keep track of the secondary ticket sales. The most valuable information that can be gleaned from StubHub is that on the tickets that are actually sold, not what they are listed for. If anyone is unfamiliar with StubHub, and would like to learn how to access this information just PM me. I would be more than happy to hook you up to this information.
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Ugh, I had couple paragraph comment was lost in the matrix for some reason. Paraphrase... Thanks, Big :) yada yada About my event idea, and I'm moving to a new town. Might be a great way to meet new people and give back in a new community. Yes, you're correct it's best to ignore the negative comments on the interweb. However, it's tough when you have so much love and respect for the music and remaining members. Thanks Jim Miller. I'll pm you about the stubhub info.
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They are physical tickets. 3-day pass = 3 tickets in hand same seat for 3 different days
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I hope this is just more people trying to ride the GD celebration wave, but here is a clown stating not only SC but New York shows as well. It also alludes to no Phil and no Trey. If this shit goes down without Phil, it's obviously about the money and I'll have to eat some opinions. http://showbams.com/2015/03/14/why-not-phil-lesh-or-trey-anastasio-for-…
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"So what changed? The only obvious change is the swapping of Anastasio for Kimock. Does Lesh have a personal problem with Kimock, who has performed with Phil & Friends in the past?" That seems a lot weird. I am not quite getting all excited about the prospect of having one closer to home until it is announced. And even then, not thinking about the rumours of who would perform and who wouldn't. I'll wait till the cards are on the table...but yeah if it is without Phil (I don't care if Trey or not, according to Hitler, that guy is a pill head :) ) that would be a lot strange...
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As we call it at our office, why the face? I agree with proper lady jedi that it would just be strange without Phil. Not sure I would try to go even though I'm close to the left coast. Well, on second thought I liked listening to Mike Gordon at the Move Me Brightly celebration. I got the impression from Bobby's words that the friction is between some of the four. I think he said something like they needed to put aside their disagreements to commemorate the 50th. Maybe Phil is just committed to three shows and done.
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Yeah - there were some comments by the band (was it on Dead.net?) earlier this year where Bobby made that statement. Perhaps there was a bit more to the break up of Furthur then we know? We all know that Bob had his problems last summer...I kind of figured that it was Billy since he seemed to be in semi-retirement doing cruise ships and such...he was the only one I wasn't seeing tours for, but now he is on the road...who knows. A lot of speculation at this point. I WOULD use my Jedi powers to solve this, but I am still working on remotely convincing people to sell Klangstone and I a ticket to Chicago!
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How can I be elected mayor if not running for the position? FLATTERED AS HELL THOUGH (Couldn't imagine I would end up having a fan base of my own.) That one made me LMFAO big time. You guys are the best! But remember, I am just an ordinary average guy that also hopes that its hard when I pick up the dog doo. Woof woof All this talk of a meeting for us in Chicago for the ticketed and ticketless forum members who are on the same level sounds intriguing as hell. Almost makes me book my flight right now! It's hard though for me coming from west coast. I will be like a fish out of water, traveling by myself to a strange land. But then again meeting some of you kind folks sounds like it would be worthwhile even without, dare I say ...uh ...wait... here it comes... ahh shit! I can't even say the T word anymore (let alone type it)... Tempted really tempted. Oh I forgot. My hairdresser, lets call her Cassie (not her real name) has a friend/co-worker who knows someone who has a son who can't go but has tickets. Hmmm, doesn't sound familiar at all does it? So I have a friend who knows someone who has a son who might have tickets that he may or may not want to sell at either face or not face value. So I got that goin' for me. Huh? Yeah? Can anyone else say that, HUH???? ..that's what I thought... (insert chuckle here) :) :-) ;-]
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Was that a Joe Walsh reference? I love it. My theme song since moving to Nowhere, Wydaho.
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Who in the hell is Steven Wandrey? This guy obviously doesn't know anything about what's going on. Phil IS THE REASON he will not play any more Grateful Dead shows anywhere. I think he has made it clear on numerous occasions he is not up to it, for whatever reason. I'm sure it has absolutely nothing to do with being 75 frikkin years old! Don't believe everything you read on the internet folks, and I wouldn't give this guy any credence at all.
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I don't know who he is, but I'm sure I don't like him. What was it he said? Where did he say what it is that he said? I just got to find find out!!!!
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I found the link I missed earlier. I found out who Steven Wandrey is and what it was he said. And I know just where he said it. Now, I just need to know why he said it. That way I can make up my mind about the other thing I said. Until I do, I'm still not sure if I like him. Enough has been said. Unless you read the 29 comments. Where did all those rumors come from? Now, I may have to go through this same process with all those people.
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Okay, now that everyone's Irish today, good morning to all !! Reflection: I have to say, there's a bad-ass kinship developing here and a way cool brother and sisterhood. Thanks all !!! I still need tickets but for me, this board has gone from a place to vent frustrations, to information sharing, to dare I say, a camaraderie with a bunch of folks all with one thing in common....the love of the Dead. Now that's pretty f***ing cool. Closest parallel I can personally come up with is an event like Sturgis. My wife and I are avid Harley enthusiasts. We each ride our own and have been for years. We're heading back to Strugis, SD in August for the 75th anniversary of that rally and like a Dead show, all are bound by one thing - the love of two wheels and the freedom it provides. And just like a Dead show, you could be sitting next to Joey lunch box, or Joe CEO - it just doesn't matter. I love that shit !! Ticking Scalping: So, remember last night my post of someone on eBay who sent me a note asking my help to sell their outrageously priced ticket and I'd get a cut of the profit? I answered, hell no - that's completely against the spirit of the dead and deadheads don't ripoff deadheads. Well... This morning's reply from them reads: "I JUST REDUCED THE PRICE PER TICKET TO $2250" Oh really now? Well aren't you nice... It's great to see them sweat, and it's only mid-March :-) Love and peace to all the good peeps here !!
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You nailed it with that post. I own two Harley's and have been to Sturgis twice. Best times I ever had was riding to Dead shows. I said that. Always tried to look for some kind of show to go see while out on a ride. The farther I could get from home the more enjoyable the ride. I've gotten more response than I anticipated about accessing the ticket information. I'm going to prepare an outline and PM it to everyone that has requested it. That way I can make sure everyone can get to it on their own time frame, and I don't drop the ball.
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I'm thinking of putting together an event Multi-geocache for the Dear Jerry show, something to wander days before and after the show. Looking for some locales to show off our corner of the planet. If you've got a favoite spot and or want to help with setting it up PM me. Thanks.
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Can you post the ebay link? Love to see how it goes down on this prick. Like are these pit or obstructed, lol?
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Nice tickets, wish I had em. He's only going to make an easy $20,000.
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He's got great tickets. I bet he is going to sell these tickets at that price and not provide any additional perks. I never cared much one way or another about the Chicago Bears, but I now I hope they go 0-16 every season for the next 10 years.
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Who is selling what for how much, and yeah if the Bears never win again I won't lose sleep....Sorry but this pertains to some scumbag scalper, whose a Bears fan? Just a guess....
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So how do we flood him with emails? I would like everyone to email him saying that we hope that no one buys the tickets from him. Personally, I would like to see him wandering around the parking lot flogging his tickets to "the most important band of the psychedelic era..." imagine that, some guy in his Brooks Brothers golf shirt and shorts wearing like a Titleist hat scared shitless by the heads begging him to sell them a ticket for a fair price! :) I really hope that he eats those tickets - and I second the opinion that I hope the Bears go 0-16 for many years to come so his time driving from IN to IL is wasted...now my anger level is rising again... Those of you like me, if we can choke these guys out, look for the dude who looks like he just came from the country club with club level tix for sale!!!