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wease wrote:Going to see Robben Ford Sat at Rudy’s Jazz Room in Nashville.

make sure to go eat dinner at arnolds country kitchen nearby....

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:Going to see Robben Ford Sat at Rudy’s Jazz Room in Nashville.

make sure to go eat dinner at arnolds country kitchen nearby....

Can’t. They’re not open when we’ll be there

looking forward to the robben ford show

so, should i see the who or not?

Strat wrote:so, should i see the who or not?

I would if I had the opportunity

I would not, unless it was very cheap. They are so old.

I regret not seeing them in 2007 yet I don't think I'd see them now.

Skip it

Strat wrote:so, should i see the who or not?

See The Who before another one of them dies.

This has been an expensive week for tickets; David Bowie Celebration, Rival Sons, Sticky Fingers, Kansas, Bryan Ferry and The Who. I better get a job soon.

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:Going to see Robben Ford Sat at Rudy’s Jazz Room in Nashville.

make sure to go eat dinner at arnolds country kitchen nearby....

Can’t. They’re not open when we’ll be there

thats a shame..go a day early and get a hotel room

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:Going to see Robben Ford Sat at Rudy’s Jazz Room in Nashville.

make sure to go eat dinner at arnolds country kitchen nearby....

Can’t. They’re not open when we’ll be there

thats a shame..go a day early and get a hotel room

If I was deep pockets like you I would consider it. It’s fucking expensive to stay in Nashville. It’s getting a bit too big for its britches.

Starting to wonder if I will ever go to another concert. I'd like to see Billy Joel in August but the ticket price plus fees and the thought of the hassle of going and leaving just make me want to slump into my couch and never do anything again

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Starting to wonder if I will ever go to another concert. I'd like to see Billy Joel in August but the ticket price plus fees and the thought of the hassle of going and leaving just make me want to slump into my couch and never do anything again

I'm with you..if tonights concert was not a couple blocks away and free I wouldn't go see anyone anymore

January 29: Neko Case
February 9: Fleetwood Mac
February 19: Liz Cooper and the Stampede

Pretty excited for these three

they are all too expensive, and they are all always on work nights

96583UP wrote:they are all too expensive, and they are all always on work nights

I really have a hard time justifying the fees. They're sometimes almost 50% of the ticket price! It's like paying for shipping when you're shopping online. I just can't do it.

i have nothing on the calendar. most concerts i go to these days are local bands with a $10 cover. i kind of prefer it that way now anyway. i'm like LV, i find it depressing and hard to stomach the cost of most ticket prices now.

bodysnatcher wrote:i have nothing on the calendar. most concerts i go to these days are local bands with a $10 cover. i kind of prefer it that way now anyway. i'm like LV, i find it depressing and hard to stomach the cost of most ticket prices now.

This Bezos divorce has really got everyone tightening the ol’ belt, eh?

sharon van etten at thalia hall on feb. 15th (i really like her new album)

So there was a piano player named Jody Nardone that did a set before Ford and did Donald Fagen’s Maxine from The Nightfly and afterward he went on to describe how that was his favorite song and it’s from the best album ever made. After that he did Black Hope Sun (which was fantastic) and Paul McCartney’s My Love. Really enjoyed him.

Ford was ok but was eclipsed by Carlock and Jeff Coffin on saxophone.