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Garden says it knew Avicii concert could be trouble - it just didn't realize how much
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Like fans of other genres of
Like fans of other genres of music don't "have a propensity to jump up and down at concerts"
Boston: No fun allowed.
Hospital costs?
Were the hospitals compensated for the costs to them of this druggie concert?
Yes, by insurance companies.
Yes, by insurance companies.
All EDM junkies have full insurance?
?
The EDM scene in general is
The EDM scene in general is full of the affluent. Avicii is pop EDM. So yeah, EDM "junkies" are likely to be very well covered. Have you been mainlining the mary jane?
You're joking, right?
You're joking, right?
Bunch of young teenage kids on drugs
a Eurotrash house DJ = what could possibly go wrong?
The Garden won't book House
The Garden won't book House of Pain in the future, I guess.
Leaving aside the fact that
Leaving aside the fact that "the Garden" doesn't actually book anyone, I think it's pretty safe to say that House of Pain weren't going to be playing there anytime soon, even before this happened.
Or Van Halen.
Or Kris Kross : (
Which part is the Garden's
Which part is the Garden's fault?
I was at Queen last night
and it looked like the only thing needed was more wheelchairs.
And Freddie Mercury.
And Freddie Mercury.
Right?
It was positively ghoulish watching Adam Lambert "duet" on "Bohemian Rhapsody" with a VIDEO of Freddie.
Ew.
Ew.
I assume that the guys in Queen were doing this to pay for their kids (or grandkids) college funds, and more power to them, but still, ew.
Well...
it was only Roger Taylor (who still needed a back up drummer) and Brian May (who still has it). Taylor and May both have fortunes valued at 175 million each, so we were all wondering why they did it. Lambert may be a better fit than Paul Rodgers, but it was still strange.
Roger Taylor (who still
Well, that's pretty depressing.
As an antidote, Queen's 1981 Toronto concert video (at the start of their "new wave" look) is one of the best concert videos I've ever seen by any band.