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[Rain Man]

I'm going to take the afternoon off and head over to the lottery to see if I can get up next to the stage. And if it helps my chances, I'm not afraid to show a little nipple.

I have no idea what the odds are of getting next to the stage. You have to have floor tickets, and you have to show up early and basically kill three hours to do it. I wonder how many floor tickets are sold, and how many people show up for the lottery?

How was the KC show?

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

How was the KC show?

Outstanding except his 7:30 show started about 8:20

He made up for it though

A.Opened with Kansas City and it was two thumbs way up
B.Played a solid three hours
C.Performed Santa Claus Is Coming To Town


But most of all...
He played Light Of Day

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Nzoner

Outstanding except his 7:30 show started about 8:20

He made up for it though

A.Opened with Kansas City and it was two thumbs way up
B.Played a solid three hours
C.Performed Santa Claus Is Coming To Town


But most of all...
He played Light Of Day

Awesome. I do enjoy Light of Day, and the Santa Claus one would be cool, too.

He was more than an hour late in the LA concert I saw this last year. I wish they would get their act together better on that. I understand starting a few minutes late, but an hour or more is disrespectful of the audience.

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Awesome. I do enjoy Light of Day, and the Santa Claus one would be cool, too.

He was more than an hour late in the LA concert I saw this last year. I wish they would get their act together better on that. I understand starting a few minutes late, but an hour or more is disrespectful of the audience.

I've seen him four times and he's been at least that late every time.

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Awesome. I do enjoy Light of Day, and the Santa Claus one would be cool, too.

BTW,the mrs told me that was CC's nephew playing sax,he was awesome,The Big Man would be proud.

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by Nzoner

BTW,the mrs told me that was CC's nephew playing sax,he was awesome,The Big Man would be proud.

He was very good, as was the entire horn section.

I think the best gig in the world would be the bass player in the E Street Band. That guy just kind of kicked back and thumped all night long.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Stewie

He was very good, as was the entire horn section.

I think the best gig in the world would be the bass player in the E Street Band. That guy just kind of kicked back and thumped all night long.

He's been their bass player since the 70s. I'm presuming that his guitar actually works, but I never seem to hear the bass at these concerts. He's just back there picking and strumming the whole time. I bet his stress level is like that of a Tibetan monk.

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I'm going to take the afternoon off and head over to the lottery to see if I can get up next to the stage. And if it helps my chances, I'm not afraid to show a little nipple.

I have no idea what the odds are of getting next to the stage. You have to have floor tickets, and you have to show up early and basically kill three hours to do it. I wonder how many floor tickets are sold, and how many people show up for the lottery?

How was the KC show?

If it's setup like the Sprint Center the floor was divided in half (front/back) with a riser that Bruce walked out to a few times. I couldn't tell if the people in the back could move to the front or not. I think they could. We got to our seats about 6:45 and the floor was already pretty full.

We had a father and son sitting in front of us that have seen several shows on this tour. They said 8:15 is typically starting time (or about 45 minutes from the scheduled time). They're from Houston and will be at the show tonight in Denver. Talk about dedicated fans.