Now if I could just find a couple of tickets. Looks like this is already sold out!
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Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
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Now if I could just find a couple of tickets. Looks like this is already sold out!
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Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
Really? Maybe I should become a scalper . . . only I would sell tickets to gain access to the Central Fire Station roof as I suspect one should be able to see and hear the performance from there . . . I could call them "box row seats" or something like that and charge a premium. ;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by dubord207
Shotgun, Mapachi, September, Boston, Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), THE WALL
So as a former Captain of Engine 2, can I get a "courtesy seat" on the roof? As long as there isn't a K-12 up there, I promise not to ventilate the place!:D
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Originally Posted by firefighterjake
I see that a lot of the "discount ticket" sites show "no tickets available". But the official ticket site for the event seems to have good seats available. :D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by dubord207
Well, he has no excuse now unless he wants rooftop and Stromblie for supper. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
RULost2? and I really enjoyed the "Celtic Woman" concert in Bangor last night. Very well presented and excellent music.
Typically for RULost2? and me, although we had seats in the "front/center" section, we were in the 2d to last row in the section. Probably with more experience in buying concert tickets, we would have picked better seats for the same price. Sheesh! It's been 30 years since we've been to a concert! LOL!
The venue was great, and I encourage anyone interested in music to check out the upcoming concerts in the "Bangor Waterfront" series.
:D:D
Thank you for the review. Sounds like everyone had a wonderful time (cept for the seats)!Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
They did do a good job. However I felt slighted by you. You can ignore a person pretty good.Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
Maybe Bruce didn't recognize you without the make up. ;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ekidokai
Say what??? :confused::confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ekidokai
Let's see. The choices were:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ekidokai
a. Look at the lovely young ladies on stage.
b. Look at Ekidokai
Let the voting begin......:D
Was Ekidookie there? I didn't see him... :confused::confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by JustKev
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Originally Posted by JustKev
Do I need to go on?
I don't think I've mentioned this CD before, but right now I'm listening to David Arkenstone's album, "Atlantis".
:D:D
I was practically right beside you hollering at you. I got nothing. Then the woman I was with had to get sick so we left.
Well, Sheesh! I'm deaf in one ear and can't heard from the other. You should have walked up and said "Howdy"! :D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ekidokai
I drove past the venue a day or two before the concert and have seen quite a few acts there during the Folk Festivals. (I'm a total geek, but I love the Folk Festivals and can't wait for this years) I was invited to see Skynard and Charlie Daniels. I have to work but I really would like to see Charlie play before he retires.
So I'm listening to my recordings of Ennio Morricone themes (Good, Bad & the Ugly, et. al...), and one of the themes is "Chi Mai". Sheesh! Never heard of it!
So I Google it. And I come up with this video. Great! :D:D
Sheesh! Anyone ever seen a "hot" classical violinist before? :D:D
One word..."Bond"Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
http://www.musicaldiscoveries.com/reviews/bond.htm
OK, not "classical" but violinist and hot...
Just got a new CD - "Makara", by ES Posthumus. Great! :D:D
Good one, haven't heard all of it yet, but "Unstoppable" is a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
I just downloaded another ES Posthumus album - "Unearthed", which is even better than "Makara". :D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sudonim
"Tubular Bells", by Mike Oldfield. The first part of this was the theme for the movie "The Exorcist". Cool! :D:D
Listening to this again tonight. Worth checking out if you're not familiar with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
:D:D
Ravi Shankar, "Concerto for Sitar and Orchestra", with Andre Previn & orchestra.
Great beat! :D:D
Ravi Shankar is Nora Jones' father! Nora Jones is a Grammy award winner and a fantastic singer!
Vangelis' "Portraits".
I'm not sure if I mentioned it previously, but I'm again listening to the soundtrack to "A Beautiful Mind", which is fantastic. It features "Voice of an Angel" Charlotte Church. What a voice!
(Not sure why the prices for this are so high on Amazon - the prices are reasonable on eBay...)
Kraftwerk! "Trans-Europe Express". When we lived in Belgium, the TEE was THE train to travel on. It stopped in Mons, near where we lived, and I rode it when I went to Munich, Germany in December 1979 for a school. Went to the Hofbrau House every night. Now that was an experience...
Kraftwerk! "Trans-Europe Express". When we lived in Belgium, the TEE was THE train to travel on. It stopped in Mons, near where we lived, and I rode it when I went to Munich, Germany in December 1979 for a school. Went to the Hofbrau Hof every night. Now that was an experience... (I must add the Hofbrau Hof menu. Fantastic food!)
Tweet tweet tweet the four budgies are tweeting away behind my desk! :)
I'll send you a couple of CD's. LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by dufzor
Why have a CD when she is getting a live performance? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
Budgies (Parakeets) are not note as being singers. Picture you, Ekidookie, Hiram and Mainiac1957 as a quartet...Quote:
Originally Posted by brdad
....are you trying to scare away all the new users? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
Autobahn was a good track too!Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
I'll have you know I sang in chorus in school! Only because it got me out of English class but I did it!Quote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?
I would like to hear that quartet!
The quartet you are describing aren't Budgies. More like Pudgies. Well except for Hiram, he's lost a few pounds.:rolleyes::p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by WhereRWe?