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I mean tix for the stones were well over $400, and they sold out at pretty much every venue. The part everyone always leaves out when refering to Stones tickets is that not all of them were selling for that much, the lowest price you could pay for tix (at least when I saw them) was $60. Still expen...

mjcatl2 wrote:Oh well.

Just saw the post this afternoon.

Read the entire post, you just pulled a small "blurb" out of my statement.

I am sorry Jahfin but I have never heard of PAUL MULSHINE or the STAR-LEDGER paper. Isn't that Newark? I guess they wouldn't know anything about that Jersey guy Sprinsteen... :roll: Talk about walking into a joke after everyone has left the building. It was nothing more then a joke to Jahfin after ...

BTW some of you pholks must practically live here to get those post numbers beside your name!! :o That's probably part of it but a LOT of people post here for the "Set List" which turns into sort of a mini "chatroom" on concert nights... :D I`ve racked up about 30 posts in the l...

Quiet and Shy wrote:

BilltheLizard wrote:something that could be said in one.

Okay...Bill is no longer in charge of newbie training!!

I`ll second that....

I've got a GREAT idea....................Jimmy can REDUE the song "Saxophones". call it "Trumpets" and add it to a new 4 disc cd box set with all his greatest hits. Or better yet......how about some more "live" cds with the same songs that are on the other 8 or 10 live...

If you go in when the gates open, you are guaranteed to be up front on the lawn. If you stay out in the parking lot and party until show time then you will be in the back. Put down a blanket or something to claim your spot AND MAKE FRIENDS...YOU WILL MEET SOME GREAT PEOPLE.

noble idea, but it's call free enterprise. Ticketmaster is a business and can do as they please. They are not breaking any sort of law...YET

Sure wish JB would go the Pearl Jam route and handle tickets himself. I have more faith is his own people handling this than Ticketmaster. You sure about that??? When's the last time "his people" got a book or album released on time... :lol: LOL...they would keep changing the on sale date...

I had two tickets locked up eight rows back in the pavilion. HOWEVER...knowing that I have seen Jimmy in concert four times, one being for free in Orlando, I decided to pass. I`m sorry Jimmy, I will spend the $300.00 wisely when I go to Florida in a few months. I have a great job that pays well, but...

I had two row H tickets in my possession for Pittsburgh this morning. I however couldn't justifye paying that amount to see a guy in concert that I have seen four time already...and one of them being for free in Orlando at Margaritaville. Sorry Jimmy but I will put the $300.00 plus that I saved this...

I just wanted to let everyone know that the Heartworn Highway soundtrack is being released Tuesday the 14th of March. You can hear samplings of it on amazon.com. Here is what amazon.com has to say about the album: Amazon.com This homespun documentary soundtrack celebrates a circle of some of the fin...

I`m just wondering if Jimmy will ever get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Personally I think he's earned the right to be inducted. Just my opinion.

From City Pages: Bruce Springsteen set to release album of TV theme songs Habitues of fan sites like Greasy Lake and Backstreets have already heard the buzz about a forthcoming Bruce Springsteen record, and as of this morning it's official: Next month (April 25, to be exact), Springsteen will relea...

Looks like Bruce is bring his latest group to Jazzfest BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND THE SEEGER SESSIONS BAND TO PERFORM AT 2006 JAZZ FEST ON APRIL 30 Festival Announces Day-by-Day Music Lineup And Talent Updates Etta James, Herbie Hancock, Dave Bartholomew, Warren Haynes, Others Added Sheraton New Orleans...

If I had a hammer, I'd take it to Springsteen's new record By PAUL MULSHINE STAR-LEDGER STAFF Let's do a little thought experiment here. We'll try to think up the most boring CD imaginable. Barry Manilow does the Bee Gees' greatest hits? John Tesh covers the Carpenters? Wait, I've got it: Bruce Spr...

If I had a hammer, I'd take it to Springsteen's new record By PAUL MULSHINE STAR-LEDGER STAFF Let's do a little thought experiment here. We'll try to think up the most boring CD imaginable. Barry Manilow does the Bee Gees' greatest hits? John Tesh covers the Carpenters? Wait, I've got it: Bruce Spr...

If I had a hammer, I'd take it to Springsteen's new record By PAUL MULSHINE STAR-LEDGER STAFF Let's do a little thought experiment here. We'll try to think up the most boring CD imaginable. Barry Manilow does the Bee Gees' greatest hits? John Tesh covers the Carpenters? Wait, I've got it: Bruce Spr...

If I had a hammer, I'd take it to Springsteen's new record By PAUL MULSHINE STAR-LEDGER STAFF Let's do a little thought experiment here. We'll try to think up the most boring CD imaginable. Barry Manilow does the Bee Gees' greatest hits? John Tesh covers the Carpenters? Wait, I've got it: Bruce Spr...

Hey Gang,

I apologize for some of the posts by a certain individual. I appreciate everyone rallying behind me and commenting on the real reason for this post. I was just listening to the album "Dublin Blues" tonight. What an amazing songwriter Guy Clark is.