Originally posted by Sir HC:i was behind the pa and the subs in the barricade, so i'm not the best to ask about the volume.
And no one killed by volume?
Stage Hand says 'no setlist, not mine to give'..
Originally posted by god's shoeshine:highest bar tab
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Originally posted by thatguy:Well if everyone isn't complaining like last time I guess it was better in check.
Originally posted by Sir HC:i was behind the pa and the subs in the barricade, so i'm not the best to ask about the volume.
And no one killed by volume?
Originally posted by Rob_Gee:I've seen it happen both ways. I understand the rules, I don't mind. At the Garbage show two years ago, my friend, along with several other fans, asked for the setlist. The roadie (I'm fairly certain it was a roadie and not a club employee), after gesturing as if he was going to give it to someone, tore it up.
I guess there's a small difference between saying "No, we're not allowed to give away the setlist" (which I have seen done before by staff) and ripping it up and throwing it away in front of people. (If it really did happen that way).
Yeah, tearing it up is kind of a dick thing to do. It's kinda saying "I've got this power, so fuck you." Beyond tearing it, I was at a Live on Penn show a couple of years ago, and the sound guys were ripping off of the stage, then crumbling them up and pitching them into the crowd. Albeit, this was amusing, several people just about killed each other going after it, just about knocking themselves out. And one list was thrown near a ten year old, and that kid just about got ripped apart, and he wasn't even paying attention to what was going on, his back was turned.