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I still can't believe the jacket throwing muppet casually walked over to the bouncer at the end and got his jacket back. No words were spoken, no punishment for ending everyones evening early, just 'here's your coat'
Disgusting.
Chatters, however annoying, don't break any laws so there's not much security can do.
Very sorry to hear about these problems!
You're right chatters don't break any rules but their name isn't printed on the ticket and that's who I paid to hear.
Here's the asshole performance. I suppose he's the guy who tumbles down at 0:17…
Yep. That's him. As you can see, it was going great up to that point. The audience were just stunned at the end. I know I was.
Focusing on something more positive in that vid: Looks like there was a decent crowd attending the gig? Anyone wanna guess how many?
As for the leather jacket incident: :evil:
Well at least he threw it during the very last song….
I find it a bit strange to applaud the fact that the smoker got thrown out. I mean, not soooo long ago that would never have been an issue. A development I find a bit worrying. And – as written before – myself I don't smoke and of course I enjoy a smokeless room, too. But laws, rules, blame and guilt and fingerpointing creeping up everywhere: not good.
"Focusing on something more positive in that vid: Looks like there was a decent crowd attending the gig? Anyone wanna guess how many?"
The Garage is only a small venue – capacity about 600 or so, and while it wasn't sold out, there was a good few hundred there, I'd guess.
There are idiots everywhere, also in Norway. David Bowie was hit by a lolipop in the eye during a concert in Oslo some years ago Dagbladet.no
Managed to catch 'Into The Gyre' on my phone (sorry it's a bit shaky). You can view it here – http://youtu.be/KxkL3WfqX7M
A few hundred people in London is great I think since mp do not have a label or tour support in the UK.
Otherwise society should have talkers and brutes be thrown out or at least officially complimented to the back. I prefer people being high than drunk – alcohol makes people chatty and rude!
Yeah, I was hoping for a decent turn out, and I think it was pretty good. Would have liked even more though.
Anyone know the band's policy on Youtube footage? I filmed 11 or 12 tracks from the gig, and generally post on Youtube, but not without consent.
I get great sound from my camera.
So, anyone?
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