Red Mosquito • View topic - 2010-06-30: Berlin, Germany: Wuhlheide

¡B! · **Posted:** Mon Dec 07, 2009 8:14 pm

cutuphalfdead wrote:

June 30th, 2010
Berlin, Germany

Relayer: Jennytree

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Soundcheck: Love Boat Capitan, Lukin II, Push Me Pull Me, Sad, Unthought Known, Gonna See My Friend, and Public Image Limited
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Main Set: Long Road, Got Some, Why Go, Given To Fly, Small Town, Push Me Pull Me, Immortality, In Hiding, Even Flow, Johnny Guitar, Corduroy, Light Years, Gonna See My Friend, World Wide Suicide, Low Light, Comatose, Do The Evolution

Encore: The End, Just Breathe, Spin The Black Circle, Public Image, The Fixer, Kick Out The Jams (w/ Pete Buck of REM)

Encore: Unthought Known, Black, Roskilde Speech/Moment Of Silence, Come Back, Alive, Yellow Ledbetter

Mato · **Posted:** Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:10 pm

This one was easy to get. Will trade one ticket for one Belfast.

Pegasus · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:56 am

it's such a nice venue I can't miss it

let alone when paaks and family are coming to that show :wink:

Hinny · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:35 am

Helllooooooooooooooooo fountain!

I resolve not to get as shitfaced as last time!

ApuNahasapeemapetilon · **Posted:** Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:34 pm

Honestly, while I love the location Wuhlheide, could someone tell these guys that there are actually more cities in Germany besides Berlin. I have some doubts this will sell out at all. In the middle of the week and they've played in Berlin maybe a little often.

I'm still considering getting tickets though. :roll:

Mirella · **Posted:** Sun Jan 03, 2010 3:56 pm

Yes, they really should add Hamburg to their tour dates again. Maybe next time when there is a poper tour again

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groetjes,
Mirella

paaks · **Posted:** Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:47 pm

fuck yeah! im pumped! gonna be the show that adds me to the 3 continent club! wewt!

paaks · **Posted:** Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:48 pm

ApuNahasapeemapetilon wrote:

Honestly, while I love the location Wuhlheide, could someone tell these guys that there are actually more cities in Germany besides Berlin. I have some doubts this will sell out at all. In the middle of the week and they've played in Berlin maybe a little often.

I'm still considering getting tickets though. :roll:

Didnt they play Munich, Dusseldorf and 2 festivals in germany in 07 for a total of 4 shows not in Berlin?

McKinlays_Tosh · **Posted:** Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:09 am

paaks wrote:

ApuNahasapeemapetilon wrote:

Honestly, while I love the location Wuhlheide, could someone tell these guys that there are actually more cities in Germany besides Berlin. I have some doubts this will sell out at all. In the middle of the week and they've played in Berlin maybe a little often.

I'm still considering getting tickets though. :roll:

Didnt they play Munich, Dusseldorf and 2 festivals in germany in 07 for a total of 4 shows not in Berlin?

Yeah, this is true. I was at Dusseldorf, it was magic. I'm off to Berlin and Belfast this year, yaldy!

Pegasus · **Posted:** Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:42 am

McKinlays_Tosh wrote:

paaks wrote:

ApuNahasapeemapetilon wrote:

Honestly, while I love the location Wuhlheide, could someone tell these guys that there are actually more cities in Germany besides Berlin. I have some doubts this will sell out at all. In the middle of the week and they've played in Berlin maybe a little often.

I'm still considering getting tickets though. :roll:

Didnt they play Munich, Dusseldorf and 2 festivals in germany in 07 for a total of 4 shows not in Berlin?

Yeah, this is true. I was at Dusseldorf, it was magic. I'm off to Berlin and Belfast this year, yaldy!

I sure won't disagree on that one :wink:

Berlin is a nice venue and it's quite easy to get there (Berlin I mean, not so much the venue) so I don't mind them returning (as long as they keep doing London too

)

Still think they should have included some Scandinavian shows, those guys are long overdue!

dimejinky99 · **Posted:** Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:56 am

It's a beuatiful venue..not a great pic but you get the idea

Kalevi · **Posted:** Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:05 am

If anyone has an extra 10c ticket for the show, I would like to go. Please PM me.

dimejinky99 · **Posted:** Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:38 pm

The 10c tickets were kind of pointless for last years show here I heard. There was no defined 10c area and you could get up front if you really wanted to. Get a regular ticket and go have fun. It's a beautiful venue.

Pegasus · **Posted:** Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:29 pm

dimejinky99 wrote:

The 10c tickets were kind of pointless for last years show here I heard. There was no defined 10c area and you could get up front if you really wanted to. Get a regular ticket and go have fun. It's a beautiful venue.

there's NEVER a 10c defined area anywhere.
Even places where there's a secondary barrier, it's never reserved exclusively for 10c, they also allow early regular entry people in.

you can always get up front if you want to be a jerk and punch your way through of course. 10c tickets just mean you're in the place before the rest of the crowd and have more choice in picking your spot (which doesn't mean upfront, there's some nice spots on the sides at the Wulheide.

dimejinky99 · **Posted:** Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:32 pm

Agreed. We were just on the sides at a perfect height above the crowd but still right next to the PA with a good angle to see everything. I :heartbeat:

Wulheide.

paaks · **Posted:** Wed Mar 31, 2010 3:29 pm

Pegasus wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

The 10c tickets were kind of pointless for last years show here I heard. There was no defined 10c area and you could get up front if you really wanted to. Get a regular ticket and go have fun. It's a beautiful venue.

there's NEVER a 10c defined area anywhere.
Even places where there's a secondary barrier, it's never reserved exclusively for 10c, they also allow early regular entry people in.

you can always get up front if you want to be a jerk and punch your way through of course. 10c tickets just mean you're in the place before the rest of the crowd and have more choice in picking your spot (which doesn't mean upfront, there's some nice spots on the sides at the Wulheide.

Be a jerk and punch your way through? Are you seriously one of those people? its called General Admission ffs, there is no defined spots, if you see an opening you go for it. Not saying I am one of those people, I just try to avoid getting bent out of shape with those people, like a lots do.

dimejinky99 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 01, 2010 12:20 am

ok kids...i need two tickets for this now for my german brother and his betrothed...anyone able to help?

Pegasus · **Posted:** Thu Apr 01, 2010 3:18 pm

paaks wrote:

Pegasus wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

The 10c tickets were kind of pointless for last years show here I heard. There was no defined 10c area and you could get up front if you really wanted to. Get a regular ticket and go have fun. It's a beautiful venue.

there's NEVER a 10c defined area anywhere.
Even places where there's a secondary barrier, it's never reserved exclusively for 10c, they also allow early regular entry people in.

you can always get up front if you want to be a jerk and punch your way through of course. 10c tickets just mean you're in the place before the rest of the crowd and have more choice in picking your spot (which doesn't mean upfront, there's some nice spots on the sides at the Wulheide.

Be a jerk and punch your way through? Are you seriously one of those people? its called General Admission ffs, there is no defined spots, if you see an opening you go for it. Not saying I am one of those people, I just try to avoid getting bent out of shape with those people, like a lots do.

it's Europe, not North America, there isn't any 'opening' within 5 rows of the front.. there isn't much breathing space in fact.
So if you want to get in that space, you either queue up or as I said punch your way through.

ask your wife what she thinks abut that (mention Milan for example)

dimejinky99 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 01, 2010 3:26 pm

I've mixed feelings about that behaviour. Fair enough some of us Q up early to get good spots and a lot of people think thats an asshole thing to do(i'll be doing the Q thing for the Dublin show for sure), some people show up and like you said elbow their way up front past others who've been there all day since morning and there are people who think that's an asshole thing to do, but it's a rock concert. Both behaviours are fair and to be expected really. Comes with the territory yanno?

paaks · **Posted:** Thu Apr 01, 2010 4:19 pm

Pegasus wrote:

paaks wrote:

Pegasus wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

The 10c tickets were kind of pointless for last years show here I heard. There was no defined 10c area and you could get up front if you really wanted to. Get a regular ticket and go have fun. It's a beautiful venue.

there's NEVER a 10c defined area anywhere.
Even places where there's a secondary barrier, it's never reserved exclusively for 10c, they also allow early regular entry people in.

you can always get up front if you want to be a jerk and punch your way through of course. 10c tickets just mean you're in the place before the rest of the crowd and have more choice in picking your spot (which doesn't mean upfront, there's some nice spots on the sides at the Wulheide.

Be a jerk and punch your way through? Are you seriously one of those people? its called General Admission ffs, there is no defined spots, if you see an opening you go for it. Not saying I am one of those people, I just try to avoid getting bent out of shape with those people, like a lots do.

it's Europe, not North America, there isn't any 'opening' within 5 rows of the front.. there isn't much breathing space in fact.
So if you want to get in that space, you either queue up or as I said punch your way through.

ask your wife what she thinks abut that (mention Milan for example)

Yeah the first 5 rows are usually pretty impenetrable anyways. Doesn't hve to do with Europe or North America, its the same everywhere.

2010-06-30: Berlin, Germany: Wuhlheide

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