Red Mosquito

McParadigm wrote:There'll never be a better chance to refuse to let him back in, fellow Americans.

We don't want him. But if you won't take him back then, Tasmania can keep him.

Does he like apples, and inbreeding?

I'm disappointed I missed the poop section on the last page.

State of Love and Poop

I Got Poop!

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

McParadigm wrote:There'll never be a better chance to refuse to let him back in, fellow Americans.

We don't want him. But if you won't take him back then, Tasmania can keep him.

Does he like apples, and inbreeding?

Brother, those are two of the most universal likes known to man.

So the 10C tickets are US$130 each which is the equivalent right now of AU$143, while the general public ticket prices look like they'll be AU$125 (for Melbourne anyway).

So 10C tickets are $18 more expensive and no better than what's going to be available during the general public sale - what's the point?

rimb wrote:So the 10C tickets are US$130 each which is the equivalent right now of AU$143, while the general public ticket prices look like they'll be AU$125 (for Melbourne anyway).

So 10C tickets are $18 more expensive and no better than what's going to be available during the general public sale - what's the point?

Thanks 10club.

Now I know where all those 10club fees go. To enable the members to buy more expensive tickets. It all makes sense now.

Oh, and dog collars. Fucking awesome.

10C tickets have consistently been more expensive than regular sale tickets for the band's previous few Australian tours.

Birds in Hell wrote:10C tickets have consistently been more expensive than regular sale tickets for the band's previous few Australian tours.

Yes, but previously it was worth it as you'd end up in the first few rows of the seated floor.

Cool, hope Vedder does some more US shows; love his solo sets.

rimb wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:10C tickets have consistently been more expensive than regular sale tickets for the band's previous few Australian tours.

Yes, but previously it was worth it as you'd end up in the first few rows of the seated floor.

This is worth the extra money. But if the tickets are just a random allocation, what's the point?

So, the big question is: Is it better to join 10club in order to pay more for tickets (i.e. spend money in order to spend more money than necessary), or just:

Strat wrote:Eddie Vedder is heading down under

spike wrote:

Strat wrote:Eddie Vedder is heading down under

I know. I want a Stone solo/Moonlander tour. I'd pay good money for that.

Better start poop-guarding your lawn now, Sarge. I bet your address is near the top of Ed's Australian poop list.

Well, that's cool by me at least. I will be in Perth on 2nd Feb but won't be catching PJ at the BDO, but will be back there for Sat the 8th to see Brucie. Flying in a day early for EV is a pleasant diversion - I didn't make the trip when he played there in 2011 and wouldn't mind seeing him solo.

Tickets are fucking steep though.

Lament wrote:Better start poop-guarding your lawn now, Sarge. I bet your address is near the top of Ed's Australian poop list.

It's all good. I've installed a giant transparent trampoline over my entire property. Eddie will regret ever opening his bowels above my house.

He'll be on the phone with Tim Bierman complaining.

"I TRIED TO 'DROP THE LEASH' ON SARGE'S HOUSE, BUT NOW THE LEASH IS ALL OVER MY FUCKIN' FACE!"

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:

Strat wrote:Eddie Vedder is heading down under

I know. I want a Stone solo/Moonlander tour. I'd pay good money for that.

Every time a 'Let Stone Sing' chant begins I always pray he'll bust out that song about Salmon. I mean you have to give props to a man who serenades a large table of hippies inexplicably placed in the middle of a field with a song about fish. And we complain PJ aren't weird enough any more.

Costs and 10c nonsense aside, his solo shows are absolutely fantastic