
11-29-2015, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by John_W
For many years I went to a lot of concerts. I remember seeing the original Journey with Steve Perry in 1980 and it was very loud, but I attributed part of that to Steve's very high voice and they use a high pitched keyboard sound to color most of their music.
In 1984 I saw Def Leppard with Krokus opening, and it was so loud I couldn't hear well for 3 days. A few days later I saw the Scorpions with Bon Jovi opening. This time I took along cotton and put it in my years. I was only 10' from the stage but it sounded perfect.
I used the cotton trick from then on, for such shows as Pink Floyd, the Moody Blues, Styx, Kansas, etc. The only concert I ever found that was too low and I didn't need the cotton was Peter Gabriel. I saw him twice, he's a great artist.
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Great suggestion. You adapted to the situation rather than demanding that the venue adapt to you.
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