Translation please! Why is it canceled? Must be if they are giving refunds. Is lack of sales the reason given? How expensive are tickets for the average citizen?

whose broadcast are you watching, Beatle Gal?

bernie1cat:

Prayers and condolences to all in Vegas. And sadly another icon dies today. Tom Petty will rock in heaven.

It is still unconfirmed that Tom Petty has passed. CBS news made a retraction; LAPD made a retraction of the info they gave to CBS news.

At Fenway Park last year, I had a 7th row seat. The woman behind me was roaring drunk and spouting off (LOUDLY...SCREAMING) how she had a laminate and they would not let her backstage (I believe it was just a laminate one received in the box of swag with a previous show's gold seat)...all this during HERE TODAY. The usher kept trying to get her to shush. Finally I turned around the screamed 'SHUT THE F*CK UP! YOU'RE RUINING THE SONG." She shut up. Didn't know I had it in me but I had had enough.

joyce:

Billy Joel joined Paul for "Get Back" and "Birthday". After Mr. Kite, Paul spoke about the first time he saw lasers at a rock show. (I think he said Metallica but correct me if that's wrong). He said he thought the laser would zap the musicians.."I'd been watching 'Goldfinger' too often," Paul joked. He also said that when they played Red Square, he was told, don't worry about the weather--they had learned that the Air Force had "seeded" The clouds so it would not rain.

Not Metallica but Led Zepplin. He was saying he was afraid Robert Plant would be killed by the lasers, then made the Goldfinger comment.

Thisbe211:

https://www.pscp.tv/ddub22951/1BRJjyzEygdGw

Seems to have stopped.

What it all comes down to is something that singer-songwriter Jack Antonoff said in an interview on CBS this morning; if you find something to give you relief from life for five minutes or an hour you should try and do it forever. And this is why after countless shows I go to see him no matter what the setlist is or isn't. Seeing Paul (or Ringo) live is A great joy. The fact that they can still go out there on tour at their ages when other artists have long given up,for whatever reason, is remarkable, and a lot of it, in their own words, is because they love what they do, and it shows! Let's not debate the set list here, there's another thread for that. I like to hear about people's experiences at their shows whether it's their first or their 101st!

Going back to topic now... Getting back to the album offer I bought first night MSG on AMEX with AMEX and did not get an album offer. As I said previously I bought two single tickets in two different transactions on the Paul presale for MSG second night with non AMEX card and received two email offers for CDs.

There is no telling if anyone else outside the US will be offered the album. The email came two days after I made my purchase. The notice which was on AMEX which I've seen as somebody posted a screenshot of it on Facebook said that you could order the album up until October 2. I do 't think its ready to go. The email said you'd receive it (after registering) once it is released.

WixRocks!:

So it seems that no matter how you paid or how much you paid, as long as it was the second show, you get the CD. That's a bunch of bull.

As I said, the prices for second MSG I noticed were about $6-7 more than the friday show with no explanation....would offset the cost of mailing a cd, no? Oh, and I got my tix thru the Paul presale. I wonder if people who bought VIP pkgs, Silver, Gold, Soundcheck and front row will be getting the CD in their swag pkg. Only time will tell.