Red Mosquito

I put myself in the lottery (shrugs) its cheap, like 40 bucks for the both, so if I don't go I just won't go.

Im hoping that they're choosing to show this show means it'll be epic but if they did it last time maybe not

Bi_3 wrote:

Strat wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If I remember correctly, everyone who put in the lottery for screening tickets in 2016 basically assumed the band would put on some sort of intimate performance at the House of Blues that night. That's Stone's day off, fools!

I remember that. Rumors abound. Let down jamily.

Didn’t you strat those rumors?

Pretty sure skitch did, right?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Strat wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If I remember correctly, everyone who put in the lottery for screening tickets in 2016 basically assumed the band would put on some sort of intimate performance at the House of Blues that night. That's Stone's day off, fools!

I remember that. Rumors abound. Let down jamily.

Didn’t you strat those rumors?

Pretty sure skitch did, right?

I remember when the 2018 Home and Away shows were announced, my friend asked if I was going to the House of Blues show in Boston. I thought he was confused. I guess he has inside information.

packed in a sweaty House Of Blues with a bunch of jamily members watching a concert you’ve already watched might the worst thing I can imagine

That is a living hell.

It was nice to see pro-shot footage of the first night. I thought maybe we would get a surprise performance from the band when the video signal dropped for a moment. It was quite odd seeing people holding up their lighters and turning on their cellphone flashlights inside House of Blues during specific video playback. I wasn't surprised to see people treating it as if they were at the show again: Shouting out song requests, being hoisted on someone's shoulders, aimlessly pointing at the screen all the way from the back because the band can see you from afar as if you were doing it at the actual show.

Teen Wolf and Tom Selleck have the right idea. It is pretty much a living hell.

JFC

pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

Change you, change your problem, that's what I Always say , Merry weather jerk water

cutuphalfdead wrote:pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

It’s such a drawback to liking the band, having to be associated with this.

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

It’s such a drawback to liking the band, having to be associated with this.

Eh. I get frustrated with the jamily as much as the next RiMmer, but I don't think I've ever had a ticket buddy at a show that made me feel embarrassed to be there. I've seen behavior that is entitled and obnoxious, but that's anywhere.

shakescky wrote:It was nice to see pro-shot footage of the first night. I thought maybe we would get a surprise performance from the band when the video signal dropped for a moment. It was quite odd seeing people holding up their lighters and turning on their cellphone flashlights inside House of Blues during specific video playback. I wasn't surprised to see people treating it as if they were at the show again: Shouting out song requests, being hoisted on someone's shoulders, aimlessly pointing at the screen all the way from the back because the band can see you from afar as if you were doing it at the actual show.

Teen Wolf and Tom Selleck have the right idea. It is pretty much a living hell.

My head might have exploded

pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

There was a time (after the initial mega-stardom and accompanying backlash had run their course) when Pearl Jam was a respectable niche thing. That time seems like a distant memory now.

Bi_3 wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

It’s such a drawback to liking the band, having to be associated with this.

Eh. I get frustrated with the jamily as much as the next RiMmer, but I don't think I've ever had a ticket buddy at a show that made me feel embarrassed to be there. I've seen behavior that is entitled and obnoxious, but that's anywhere.

I would never go to an Eddie solo show again because of how insane and off putting the crowd there was. It was a goddamned psychopath convention.

knee tunes wrote:Change you, change your problem, that's what I Always say , Merry weather jerk water

Chud changes by not changing at all

numbers wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

It’s such a drawback to liking the band, having to be associated with this.

Eh. I get frustrated with the jamily as much as the next RiMmer, but I don't think I've ever had a ticket buddy at a show that made me feel embarrassed to be there. I've seen behavior that is entitled and obnoxious, but that's anywhere.

I would never go to an Eddie solo show again because of how insane and off putting the crowd there was. It was a goddamned psychopath convention.

half of humankind should be in a mental hospital, and of that half, 90% are Pearl Jam fans

dang...got tickets in a loge box around third base from stubhub for like 270. Could have got turf B2 tickets today for 106 from ten club

Oh well, who knew?

you bought them too early

Bi_3 wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:pearl jam is legit the most embarrassing band to be a fan of

It’s such a drawback to liking the band, having to be associated with this.

Eh. I get frustrated with the jamily as much as the next RiMmer, but I don't think I've ever had a ticket buddy at a show that made me feel embarrassed to be there. I've seen behavior that is entitled and obnoxious, but that's anywhere.

Fun fact: I was one of BI's ticket buddies.

I’m going to choose to not get angry that 10C just released seats that are significantly better than the ones they gave me.