Ryan Adams spits on Philly crowd
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rusty-old-tunes wrote:Yea back in '97 I think.twitcher73 wrote:Wow... was that the show at the Neurolux with Danielle Howell opening???rusty-old-tunes wrote:I say good for him. We have been having problems with that here. It's truly annoying when you pay good money to listen to the music of an artist you really respect and you got some drunk bozo blabbin about nothin in your ear. I saw Ryan when he was with Whiskeytown in a small bar in Boise and he got pissed at the crowd for talking instead of listening to the music while they were doing some acoustic stuff. He yelled at the crowd, threw down his acoustic, picked up his electric, and cranked up the volume on what was already an incredibly loud concert. It was great!
I so wonder if I know you...
Yup yup - argh... I tried to get in but it was sold out...
There's a guy selling Ryan's spit on a piece of skin over at eBay right now-
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 26035&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 26035&rd=1
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Hey! That guy was standing behind me at the Lars Winnerbäck show during the BergenFest.Talus wrote:Ever worse is people who sing at the top of their lungs right in your fucking ear.
I yelled at him twice, and he wouldn't stop.
Next to me was a swedish bastard who answered his cellphone when it rang, and he had to SHOUT so the person in the other end could hear him.
To that guy who said "it's a bar setting, get over it"... :
If I've paid good bucks to see a show, it's the SHOW I wanna see AND hear - not you blabbing to your friends.
IF it's so important to you to talk, instead of listening - go to ANOTHER bar, and ask them to play a record of the band. THEN talk.
People who can't shut up during shows, and especially acoustic shows should have all their bodyhair slowly yanked out with tweezers. Then they should have to stand naked in the town square shouting "I'm a f**** tosser, I just can't shut up"
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Yea back in '97 I think.twitcher73 wrote:Wow... was that the show at the Neurolux with Danielle Howell opening???rusty-old-tunes wrote:I say good for him. We have been having problems with that here. It's truly annoying when you pay good money to listen to the music of an artist you really respect and you got some drunk bozo blabbin about nothin in your ear. I saw Ryan when he was with Whiskeytown in a small bar in Boise and he got pissed at the crowd for talking instead of listening to the music while they were doing some acoustic stuff. He yelled at the crowd, threw down his acoustic, picked up his electric, and cranked up the volume on what was already an incredibly loud concert. It was great!
I so wonder if I know you...
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Wow... was that the show at the Neurolux with Danielle Howell opening???rusty-old-tunes wrote:I say good for him. We have been having problems with that here. It's truly annoying when you pay good money to listen to the music of an artist you really respect and you got some drunk bozo blabbin about nothin in your ear. I saw Ryan when he was with Whiskeytown in a small bar in Boise and he got pissed at the crowd for talking instead of listening to the music while they were doing some acoustic stuff. He yelled at the crowd, threw down his acoustic, picked up his electric, and cranked up the volume on what was already an incredibly loud concert. It was great!
I so wonder if I know you...
The spitting thing sucks. It's easy to say that Ryan is an asshole just looking at that behaviour but the constant heckling that appears at each and everyone of his shows is not what I call nice. Those people who go on and on to provoke are no less assholes.
Should the guy on stage be able to take whatever shit the audience shouts at him really? There are better ways dealing with it than spitting and stopping the show though
Should the guy on stage be able to take whatever shit the audience shouts at him really? There are better ways dealing with it than spitting and stopping the show though
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Spitting on the crowd is bang out of order, but I've just about had it with people who talk non-stop at shows. I work f*cking hard for not a lot of money, and when I pay to see a band I want to hear THEM- not some tosser talking to his mates. The next c*nt who f*cking babbles away when I'm trying to listen to a band is gonna get a f*cking kicking. If you wanna talk then f*ck off outside.