Posted: March 30, 2006 3:55 am
I am ashamed to say that I have not yet seen it!!

Agreed, on all points.The Boy Nobody Knew wrote:I'm sure it is and it is probably a very special DVD for you. But I'm watching it and thinking, where are the shark hats, where are the parrotheads. It seemed like a large part of the crowd was there primarily because it was a concert in Fenway. Hell, they didn't even have a tailgate. I wanna see a Buffett DVD with half naked women, beer bongs, vibrator races, all that fun stuff.green1 wrote:I will preface this by saying that I am Red Sox fan. The neat thing about this concert is that it was only the second concert ever to be played in Fenway. Maybe it is just that I grew up going to that park and seeing it in this DVD adds a ton of memories for me. Just my two cents.The Boy Nobody Knew wrote:It's cool to see a live show on DVD, but why not make it one of his regular stops. You could never get away from the fact that he was playing Fenway, in Boston, whoop dee doo. There are 28 other teams in MLB and according to the media, hollywood, television, music, everyone, all we ever hear about is Boston and New York. The rest of the country could care less about the Red Sox/Yankees. Personally I wish both teams would just fall to the bottom of the standings and we never have to hear about them again.
It was just disappointing to see Jimmy pandering to the already overhyped Red Sox. I would much rather see a DVD from a regular stop with an enormous lawn that looked more like a Parrothead party than a concert before a baseball game.
IslandDrunk wrote:I kind of wish he would have released "Live at Wrigley Field" DVD after all he did play both ballparks the same year. Coming from a true blue Cub fan.