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Originally Posted by Blueblaze
$2600 for two 2nd balcony side tickets, to watch some 80-year-old former junkies butcher their greatest hits. And six months from now -- seems a little risky. Where do you go to buy concert insurance? But for a mere $484, you could could say you were in the same room in the nose bleed seats, and maybe even see them with good binoculars. Not so risky, but also not worth it to me.
<Sigh> I always wanted to see the Stones. And the Beatles. And Aerosmith.
Oh, well, at least I got to see Crosby Stills and Nash. And Jethro Tull. And Z.Z.Top. And even Beatlemania, which was almost like the real thing. I even dated a Joni Mitchell impersonator back in the 70's, so I can't say I was deprived of concert experiences.
Maybe they'll release a movie of one of the concerts. I'd pay to see that.
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Saw MIck and the boys on what we thought was their final tour 4-5 years ago in Miami. Great show but would not go back to Joe Robbie, Hard Rock or whatever they named the stadium for a concert. Steven Ross(Dolphin's owner) installed partial roof over it and created an echo chamber. U2 in Vegas now looks like a bargain.